Thanksgiving is a great time to bring everyone you love to the dinner table to share a meal and some long-lasting memories with each other.
It has always been one of my favorite holidays because it is so simple and pure. Just the opportunity to remind yourself of all that you have to be thankful for each year.
Because this is traditionally such a busy time of year for me I love the fact that I can easily save money without messing around with different stores or coupons.
I always choose ALDI to buy my Thanksgiving dinner ingredients.
With prices up to 50% off traditional grocers, I know I am saving money and time by choosing to get all my shopping done in one stop.
Read How to Feed a Family of Six Thanksgiving Dinner by shopping at ALDI.
ALDI will be closed on Thanksgiving Day which I know so many of you will appreciate knowing they value families over making money this holiday!
Also, keep in mind while planning this meal that you do not need to make every single dish!
A well rounded basic Thanksgiving meal should include the turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, stuffing, one other vegetable dish, yams, rolls, and a dessert.
There is also a Free ALDI Holiday Recipe Book filled with great ideas for creating delicious dishes and making your table look good while you’re at it.
You can find lots of great holiday recipe inspiration from ALDI as well.
My Aldi Thanksgiving Menu Plan
Turkey
Stuffing
Mashed Potatoes and Gravy
Deviled Eggs
Green Bean Casserole
Sweet Potato Casserole
Rolls
Pumpkin Pie
Pumpkin Cheesecake
Baked Beans
Cranberry Sauce
Cottage Cheese
Applesauce
Because I recently had surgery, I knew that I wanted to keep this Thanksgiving Dinner as simple as possible without overlooking any of the traditional favorites.
I am thrilled to be able to pick up some items ready-made like the green bean casserole, pumpkin pie cheesecake, rolls and cranberry sauce.
This is going to save me even more time in the kitchen and that means I can spend that saved time with my family this year!
My Aldi Thanksgiving Shopping List
Butterball Turkey
Potatoes
Milk
Butter
Turkey Gravy
Bread
Celery
Sausage
Chicken Broth
Yams
Pecans
Green Bean Frozen Casserole
Rolls
Pumpkin
Evaporated Milk
Pie Shells
Baked Beans
Eggs
Cottage Cheese
Applesauce
Cranberry Sauce
Pumpkin Pie Cheesecake
I love that ALDI is the kind of store that carries just what I need and a couple of fun things as well.
Plus they don’t mess around when it comes to getting you in and out.
In fact, I am fully convinced that Efficiency is their middle name!
Jen says
My favorite Thanksgiving dish is my great aunt’s walnut pie. For nearly 30 years, everyone raved about her pecan pie. It has been a favorite at Thanksgiving for as long as I can remember. Then, a couple of years ago while we all enjoyed the pie she quietly said, “You know, it isn’t really pecan pie. I make it with walnuts.”
We were shocked, no one knew. Walnuts or pecans, it is still my fave!
Karen says
Favorite memory was the year our family of 26 went around and said what they were thankful for. I love each and every one of them!
Missy S says
My favorite memory is the Turkey and Pilgrim candles my Grandmother had on the table for Thanksgiving. They were strictly decorative, never lit. Now my Mom has them on her table and I think of my Grandparents when I see them.
XmasDolly says
mY Memories of Thanksgiving is always of family and doing dishes. hehehe~ Yep, woman were always in the kitchen, but it was all good… well, not at the time.. yes, I complained, but now I’m so thankful I got to spend that time with my nana cuz she taught me how to cook, and now my family loves me for it and they’re all running by me for my stuffing. My baby girl loves her Mommy\s stuffing. I hope some day she will have a daughter that does the same for her… and I think she does already even if she is only 14… I love my babies & am so thankful for them to brighten my life.
Tricia Nightowlmama says
love love my moms turkey stuffing!! she makes the most delicious stuffing no one makes it quite like her. We really enjoying sitting around the dinner table talking about shopping and Christmas on is way and what plans we have.
Rhonda Hammontree says
My favorite memory would be the first year I was able to cook the whole meal my self and have all my family come to my house for dinner.
Beth says
I love Thanksgiving…. My children live miles away and they manage to take time away from their busy schedules to come and visit for the week. It is the one day that is set aside where me and my girls get together in the kitchen and make all of our favorites. Like sausage stuffing, whipped yams, and deviled eggs. But the very best things are on the desert tables, some of the desserts include several different kinds of pies, brownies, cakes, truffles and cookies, we may over due it a bit, but with 18 people here for several days they all get eaten every year.
Melissa Clark says
i live Aldis and could put the gift certificate to good use.
Carol S. says
Thanksgiving about 10 years ago at my mother-in-laws house. She would always the best homemade noodles-sure do miss them since she passed away shortly after that thanksgiving
Mellisa says
I have so many different favorite Thanksgiving memories but my favorite would have to be 2 years ago. That was the last Thanksgiving we had with my dad and we didn’t know it then but looking back it was a great day.
Anita says
My fave memory is after eating thanksgiving lunch/dinner we put up our xmas tree. Every year my kids pick a different color theme of all silver or red and silver etc.
Rita says
Corn bread stuffing is my all time favorite topped with a little gravy. Prior to praying before dinner, we hold hands and each of us tells what we are thankful for. Saying out loud what you are thankful for and hearing what everyone else is thankful for really makes me realize how truly fortunate I am.
Erin I. says
I love my mom’s stuffing. I’ve had many different varieties, and hers is still my favorite! Tastes like home 🙂
Amy O'Dell says
i love green bean casserole!!!
Mike says
I enjoy just spending time with the family — and eating pumpkin pie!
Emily says
Every year my mom made sweet potato casserole. The only one who ate it was my father. One year we had a particularly busy holiday with lots of family and friends over. My mom offered to pass the sweet potato casserole and no one replied. She said, “Well, talk about Silence of the Yams!” Everyone laughed. Good times.
Kat B. says
My favorite dish is my grandmother’s green beans. She adds potatoes to hers and real bacon. I could eat them for days. We have a HUGE family so it’s pretty crowded during the holidays but everyone loves my grandmother’s cooking so much that we all squeeze in her little house and wait patiently.
Rebecca Brown says
It would be really hard to single out one thing, the whole dinner and day were my favorite with my mom cooking her famous sage stuff and making the best homemade gravy you have ever had. Every year my parents would come the night before and my mom would make the pies and my dad would cut the stuff for the stuffing. This year mom and dad are in assisted living and mom has alzheimers and I lost my husband this year so it’s all up to me but I am going to give it my best shot along with my sister. I guess my favorite memory is just being with family, you think you have all the time in the world but that can all change in an instant.
Shelly says
One of our favorite dishes that brings back a lot of memories is my glazed sweet potatoes. I learned to cook them from my husband’s late grandmother and I keep the tradition going in her honor. My family loves them! Thanks so much for the chance to win 🙂
Jennette Skaggs says
On Thanksgiving, we drove to our parents’ home town to have lunch and dinner with each set of grandparents. On one side it was my grandfather that did the majority of the cooking, in the same way my dad will also do a lot of the cooking this week. Even though both sets of grandparents are gone, there are many dishes and recipes that must be made each year because “we’ve always had that at Thanksgiving.”
Christina Bauer says
My favorite thing about thanksgiving is cooking, and spending the day with my family (and Detroit Lions football) My favorite dish is stuffing.
Jo Cox says
My favorite all time Thanksgiving dish is my mom’s cornbread dressing. I will be making this dish this year and even though it takes some work, it is so worth it! Happy Thanksgiving!
katie says
My grandpa passed recently – we were extremely close. Thanksgiving was such a happy time to be together as a family.
Becky m. says
My favorite dish is mashed taters. I make super rich ones with extra butter, cream cheese, cream and then they are baked.
Merri B says
My favorite dish is green jello salad and, lucky me, I don’t have to share it with very many people!
Debbie Hatfield says
My favorite memory/dish is my mother making my grandmother’s filling which consisted of mashed potatoes, bread cubes, smoked sausage, celery, onion, eggs, and lots of butter. She would stuff some of it in pig stomach (my dad’s favorite dish), and the rest would be baked. Yummy!
Brenda says
Some of my favorite memories are of the kids table with all my cousins. I love Aldi!
Mickey says
My favorite Thanksgiving dishes are deviled eggs, salad and pumpkin pie. 🙂
Rebekah {McMama Says} says
I love that we all take turns at dinner saying a couple of things we’re thankful for, but one of my absolute favorite traditions is singing hymns and praise songs after our Thanksgiving meal. 🙂
Lisa says
My favorite dish is pumpkin pie!
Rachel says
My sister-in-law gave me a recipe last year for sweet potato casserole with a pecan streusel topping. It was fantastic!
Leah says
My favorite Thanksgiving dish is my mother inlaws ham that she makes. I also like her cooked carrots!!
Susan Rehm says
My favorite dish is green bean casserole and cranberry sauce. I love spending time around the table with the family talking.
Autumn Grasty says
My mom makes an incredible dressing that I look forward to all year long. My grandmother’s homemade noodles were always a favorite before she passed. Thanks for the opportunity to win the giveaway!
Rachel R. says
I guess my favorite Thanksgiving memory & favorite Thanksgiving dish are the same — ’cause stuffing is unquestionably the best and I can’t eat it anymore. 🙁
Our Thanksgivings are wonderful family times, but always essentially the same, so no particular one stands out.
Karen W says
My favorite Thanksgiving dish is my mothers stuffing. She adds hamburger, sausage and potatoes to it. It’s amazing!
Jill Lewis says
My favorite memory is of Thanksgiving as a child and fighting with my sister over the first piece of skin from the turkey.
Heather Y says
Believe it or not, my favorite T-day dish was macaroni and cheese. I grew up really not liking most T-day food, so my mom would always placate me by making me some M&C specifically for me. Mind you, this did NOT happen any other night of the year, so it was always much appreciated!
Holly B says
Going to my grandma’s house for dinner… and saving the wishbone!
Jenn says
My favorite memory is my grandma making the stuffing and getting up at 5 am to put the turkey in!
Anne says
One of my favorite dishes, pretzel salad made with crushed pretzels, cream cheese, strawberries….yum. I can’t wait to make it next week.
Sarah C says
My favorite Thanksgiving memory is helping my parents cook Thanksgiving dinner when I was little.
Liddy says
Applesauce is my favorite bc when I was a kid I would eat 1 tiny little peice of turkey and a whole bowl of my grandmas homemade applesauce. Even when she got much older there was always applesauce on the table but come to find out very recently she was unable to make it at a certain point but she still bought the best store bought applesauce she could and put it in the bowl she put her homemade applesauce in as if she made it….now that is love.
Vera Bridges says
My sister in law always did a sit down turkey dinner with all the trimmings. We had close to 50 people and used real dishes, not paper. Hospitality was her middle name. We always had a good time and will really miss her this Thanksgiving. No one can even come close to all she did.
Kerri says
I love celebrating with family every year. One year the oven broke so turkey never cooked, but we had tons of sides and a lot of laughs.
Kari W says
My favorite dish is sweet potato casserole. My husband grew up with his mother making it for every holiday and now that we have a family of our own, it’s a tradition for us as well.
Krystyn @ Really, Are You Serious? says
We love ALDI! My favorite is the year a family member hosted her first Thanksgiving. And, pulled the bird out of the freezer that morning to thaw it. Didn’t work out so well!
Lisa says
My favorite dish for Thanksgiving is the mashed potatoes and gravy. I remember sitting next to my Grandpa who loved these and he would always put some on my plate and tell me I had to have some of my Grandma’s homemade ones cause they were the best. Miss him terribly!
Rebecca Orr says
My grandma used to always make a dish of turkey and stuffing mixed together into a casserole and it was mixed with other ingredients. It was always delicious and I looked forward to it every year. I have not had it in several years, but I am going to try and recreate it for my family.
Theresa Moore says
What is that not to love about Thanksgiving? Family every year is a great memory cause you never know when it will be your last. I do love sweet potato casserole though 🙂
shelley whit says
My favorite thanksgiving memory was spending time with family, playing games, and not rushing to go to some other activity.
Cynthia Heber says
My favorite memories of Thanksgiving is going to my aunt Philomena’s house in Brooklyn, NY. All the family was there. After we ate the dinner my uncle would take us kids to the ice cream store. He owned a Carvel store. We would make our own ice cream and decorate it also. Then he would bring gallons of ice cream home. My favorite part of the meal is the party potatoes with the homemade turkey gravy.
Christa Lass says
My favorite dish is green bean casserole. I don’t make it very much and I can’t stop myself on thanksgiving!
Danielle McVay says
In recent years, my husband and I have forgone the big family feast with our extended relatives for a small, family of four Thanksgiving dinner with our kids. We watch football, eat, put up the tree, and make gingerbread houses. Last year we began a new tradition of “shopping” in the World Vision catalog for gifts to send to those in desperate need. I look forward to seeing what the kids will choose this year. And of course, being overwhelmed with gratefulness to a God who knows our needs and provides is one of the best parts of the day 🙂
Julie says
My favorite thanksgiving memory is the food! Amazing family recipes that have been passed down over the years.
Whitney @ It's Gravy, Baby! says
Dressing is definitely my favorite part of every Thanksgiving meal.
sarina says
we always have turkey, stuffing, rolls, pies, cakes, mashed potatoes and gravy. this yr i am doing a snickerdoodle cake.
Elaine Jamrog says
Thanksgiving always reminds me of my grandmas homemade dressing because it was soo good. With her passing over 10 years ago and not having the recipe, because she did it from memory and never wrote anything down, I miss it and nothing can even come close.
April Wallace says
my grandmas stuffing – eating that stuffing brings back so many memories of her!
Dawn Olsen says
As a child we had big family dinners with friends who like us didn’t have any family in the area. My Mom always had holiday appropriate paper napkins – fun! I am still in touch with many of those friends and our Thanksgiving celebrations are very fond memories. We love pie and Thanksgiving dinner, and all the trimmings!
Tracey says
My favorite is walnut pumpkin pie. It’s a nice, sugary walnut glaze on top and is a nice twist on plain pumpkin pie.
Donna says
One of my most favorite memories was Thanksgiving 2002 bringing my son (and I thought I’d never be able to have a child) home from the hospital. I was truly blessed and so very thankful that day to God for bringing him into my life.
Rachel C says
My aunt and uncle that we don’t see very often come to visit at Thanksgiving and Christmas so that is one of my favorite memories. As for food, I am all about the mashed potatoes!
bekah says
My favorite dish is sweet potato casserole. I always save it for last and then get a second helping for dessert. My favorite memory is when I was in elementary and we lived in Indiana. We piled in the very old car and drove to mu aunts house in Tennessee. She took us to Twitty City and bought me a red hat and silk shirt. It was one of the few memories I had when we were able to drive to see family during the holidays.
Sherryl @ SimplySherryl says
My favorite dish on Thanksgiving is the family recipe tarts. This is the only holiday we make them and I am looking forward to this week!
Daisy says
My favorite Thanksgiving dish is a creamy cauliflower bake that we make with cream of mushroom, cauliflower, and rice. I bought all of the ingredients for it at ALDI and am ready to make it on Weds!
Tammy says
My favorite Thanksgiving dish is Pecan Pie. It’s so sweet and delicious and the perfect end to turkey dinner.
1stopmom says
My grandmother’s sweet potato pie.i am the only one who knows how to make it. It makes me feel closer to her.
Anne Younger says
My favorite dish is our cheesy hashbrown casserole. It’s filled with cheese and it’s soooooo good!
Thanks for the giveaway.
Brandi Best says
Favorite recipe- my Great grandmother’s dressing! I can never make it like she use to!
Paula @ Frosted Fingers says
My favorite dish is deviled eggs
Dave D says
Our favorite Thanksgiving is when we went to Plimouth Plantation as a family for Thanksgiving. We bought turkey hats and wore them all over town 🙂
Beth says
I love my mom’s corn custard. Her mom made it too it and we only some to make it at Thanksgiving.
Kendra says
My favorite dish is my grandma’s sweet potato pie. It was always homemade and she would always let me help her each year to make it. The pie would be so good, plus I loved when the family would be at my grandparent’s house having a good time.
Katie B says
My sister always hosts thanksgiving and we used to bag leftovers to take with us shopping the next morning and then when we finished we would go back to her house, look at all the bargains we got and eat again 🙂
Beeb says
My favorite dish is STUFFING!! I could make a whole bowl of just stuffing and only eat that for Thanksgiving, and be completely content. Thank you for the giveaway!
Notorious Spinks says
My favorite Thanksgiving dish is dressing, hands down. No holiday is complete without cornbread dressing and cranberry sauce.
Wendy says
My favorite Thanksgiving memory still makes me cry, thinking about it. My Grandmother had 8 children, and for as long as I can remember, was sad that they were not all together for Thanksgiving. With spouses and kids, our family was over 25 people! One year, my mom planned the most EPIC surprise Thanksgiving- we rented the hall at my Uncle’s apartment, made a bunch of secret plans, and got to work.
It snowed, it was icy, and it took 10 women 2 days to cook enough food for everyone, but when we “tricked” my Grandma into going to the party room so we could “borrow” a coffee pot to for dinner, and she walked in and saw her entire family, every single one of her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, it was worth all the planning, sneaking and work! 5 turkeys, 25 pounds of potatoes, and endless trays of stuffing, multiple pies, and yes, vats of coffee was amazing, but having the whole family together was even MORE amazing.
Sadly, we all were together the next September when my Grandmother passed away, which made it even more special to me. As for my favorite Thanksgiving food, I’d give ANYTHING to have my Mom’s stuffing again. I can come close, but not exactly. Thanksgiving now is bittersweet, but it certainly makes me Thankful for all that I have, and all that I love.
Michelle says
My favorite dish is sweet potato casserole!
Teresa Foskey says
My favorite recipe from Thanksgiving is Peas and Cheese. This was the first dish my Grandma let me make all by myself as a kid. it is still my favorite dish and I wish my Grandma was here to enjoy my little girls and teach it to them.
Heather says
One of my all time favorite dishes is green bean casserole. We only have it at Thanksigiving… the cream of mushroom soup & Durkee Onions… omg heaven!
Jessica Peace-Urgelles says
My favorite Thanksgiving memory is visiting my great grandmother as a girl and all of my cousins coming to visit. I loved family time with them.
Digna D. says
My favorite memories are of all my six siblings and parents getting together for Thanksgiving. My parents cooking in the kitchen and everyone having a great time.
Bonnie says
I enjoy spending the day eith fsmoly. I love my mom’s homemade noodles. And in shop at Aldi, which saves me money.
Robin Gagnon says
My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is my Pumpkin Carrot Cake, mostly because my friends and family always request it. I am not hosting this year, but will still bake a couple.
Jenn says
One of my favorite Thanksgiving memories was traveling with my parents from Alabama to Illinois when I was 13 to spend it with a great aunt. She made oyster dressing and a cranberry/orange relish that I’d never had before. She was a fun, caring person and I miss her.
EllEn thatchicmom says
we have a family recipe called red hot applesauce jello that only comes out Thanksgiving and Christmas
Tamara says
My favorite Thanksgiving memory is sharing the piano bench with my cousin at the end of the “grown up table.” In general, I just loved spending the day with my whole family and eating good food. 🙂
Jennifer says
My birthday is always on or around Thanksgiving. This year it is on it and I’ll be celebrating the big 4-0. So when I think of Thanksgiving I think of all the amazing birthdays I have spent with my family and what better way to celebrate it than with a giant feast and instead of pumpkin pie some birthday cake.
Amanda Taylor says
On Thanksgiving, my family has a tradition of playing board games the evening of. It is always a great time and lots of laughs. Thanks for this giveaway, such a great prize! 🙂
Jennifer @ MomSpotted says
my favorite dish is hubby’s grandmothers pumpkin roll. Okay so it’s a dessert but I look forward to it all year long!
Not So Average Mama says
I was actually born on Thanksgiving day. Of course it doesn’t fall on it every year, we have always just celebrated it on Thanksgiving. My favorite thing? Sweet Potatoes and Strawberry Shortcake. Strawberry Shortcake is my birthday cake every year.
robyn says
one of my favorite Thanksgiving memories is growing up and going to my grandma’s house. There were so many people there she had 13 kids and they all had wives and kids it was a houseful but she cooked for all of us it was wonderful
Stefany says
I’ll be heading to Aldi for Thanksgiving for sure. I am doing a large portion of our family meal this year so saving at Aldi is a must. My favorite dish is the dressing we have. It is something I remember from even as a kid. Every year is the same and I look forward to the dressing for months!
monique says
My favorite memories is of spending thanksgiving at my aunt’s house on Cleveland. There’s usually at least 100 people in and out. So much fun!
LyndaS says
I guess one of my favorite Thanksgiving dishes has always been Stove Top Stuffing. The box stuff. It may not be the healthiest thing out there, but it sure does taste good.
Lisa samples says
My favorite dishes pepperoni stuffing I make it every year. Thank you for the chance to win.
Mitch says
My favorite memory is when my i-laws still had their house and we wold sleep over and sleep late! My mother-in-law cooked all day and we cold sample whatever we wanted. Then everyone would come over and it was a house filled with love and warmth. It is still nice wherever we are, but not as free and carefree as it used to be!
Mitch
Kecia says
My favorite dish at thanksgiving is my aunt’s homemade pecan pie. That’s the only time she makes it so it’s extra special!!
Dee Marie says
My favorite dish at Thanksgiving is sweet potato pie and mac and cheese. It reminds me of growing and Thanksgiving is not Thanksgiving without it.
Melissa says
My aunt makes mashed potatoes with cream cheese only on Thanksgiving. It’s my favorite and I look forward to it each year!
Cindy Schultz says
my mom’s stuffing is the best. I can’t wait for Thanksgiving so I can eat it!
Emily says
I used to hate green bean casserole and stuffing, but they both have grown on me during the years. I think part of it is the tradition and we only have them once a year!
Amy says
my favorite memories of thanksgiving are getting together with my family for mean games of Pictionary – usually boys vs girls.
Amy Matthews says
Green bean casserole because I only get to eat it on Thanksgiving!
Amanda Sikes says
My sister who lives out of state comes home each year at Thanksgiving. It is my favorite weekend of the year!!!!
Dawn Monroe says
My favorite Thanksgiving dish is dressing, but I do love the cranberry sauce, too!
MUSINGSFROMME/JILL says
Rolls. Bread. Stuffing. At any holiday or big meal, I am all about the bread!
Jessica D Momny Has A Life says
Eek that was horrible grammar is = are above lol
Anne says
My favorite Thanksgiving dish is apple pie, because it is so tasty and I don’t make it often. Thanks for the giveaway!
Megan @mnmspecial says
I decided to cook for our first Thanksgiving married . I pulled out a old family cookbook to make rolls. I’d never seen anyone make them. The recipe didn’t say how many rolls it made. We ended up with football sized rolls that year. My husband loved it. I also cooked the turkey upside down, haha.
Brandy WR. says
My favorite memory is having my Mother In law over a few years ago, when our entire family made plans with everyone else but her. So we invited her over and cooked for her. It was stressful but perfect because the next year she was gone.
Brandi says
My favorite is sweet potato casserole but I’m the only one that eats it so I rarely make it. I bet I could find the stuff to make it at Aldi relatively cheaply though, they’ve always got great specials!
Jessica D Momny Has A Life says
My favorite memories of Thanksgiving is just having my famiy near. We all get together every year and it is very nice to reconnect and spend time together.
Oh and a funny memory was when my mom made Thanksgiving Dinner at our house and forgot to put the seasoning in the stuffing. It was a very bland dinner lol.
Mel @ Outnumbered 3 to 1 says
My favorite memories of Thanksgiving were spent at my Grandma’s when I was very little and all of us kids would sit at the tiny little kids table. My favorite dish is mashed potatoes and gravy!
Jenn L says
My favorite dishes are mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie!
Eliza Thornton says
My favorite thanksgiving dish is my grandma’s stuffing. She only makes it the one day a year. It is incredible. No one can duplicate it.
I don’t have 1 favorite memory. But I love that my family always gets together for thanksgiving. It doesn’t matter if we are all mad at each other or how stressful our lives are. We always find a way to come together for that one day.
Meredith Nichols says
My favorite dish would have to be my mom’s sweet potatoes I try every year to make them and it never tastes the same
tiffany says
My very favorite Thanksgiving food was first taught to me by my Aunt Sue. She brought meatballs in a sauce made with barbecue sauce and grape jelly one year and I fell madly in love with them. I make them every single year as an appetizer!
Xenia says
My mom is a vegetarian (I am as well, along with my brother) so my fun Thanksgiving memories are of tasty dishes like lasagna – it was always funny having other families join us because even though they knew in advance that we weren’t going to be cooking a turkey, they still always had this look of confusion!
Faythe A @ GrammyMouseTails says
I have favorite memories of the times when the whole family would get together for a Thankful feast when my Gran & Mother were still alive. two of my favorite dishes are cranberry fluff & green bean casserole.
thanks for the chance Kristie!
Melissa says
One of my favorite memories is when my 6 year old daughter made turkey place cards for over 20 members of our family.
Virginia @thatbaldchick says
One of my favorite Thanksgiving dishes is one that my brother in law makes. It is made with cubed butternut squash, cubed pumpkin, cubed apple, raisins, and some other yummy goodness. He roasts it all, and oh my word, is it ever tasty. My favorite Thanksgiving memories are from when I was a kids, when my Grandma was still alive. She made the best pies ever, and always made one just for me.
Sheilacakes says
My favorite Thanksgiving dish is mashed potatoes and gravy.
Pennywise cooK says
mMy favorite memory was sharing everything we are thankful for at my grandmothers one year. And I have to have mashed potatoes! 🙂
Crystal Gibson says
My favorite memories of Thanksgiving are from my childhood. The reason is because my grandmothers were still with us. I really miss them, most, this time of y ear.
Chrysa says
My favorite Thanksgiving dish is my Mom’s pecan pie. It is so good! (I can’t believe I wouldn’t even try it when I was little!)
Jodi Heilman says
My favorite memory is when my Grandparents and aunts/uncles were living and we all gathered at their house for dinner. I can still see my Grandma in her apron, flour everywhere and I wanted to be just like her when I grew up!!