I featured Thanksgiving menu recipe ideas this week, since this month’s Home Matters Party theme is all about recipes and holiday family traditions. The recipes include foods that you think of being on traditional Thanksgiving menus. Enjoy!
Welcome to the weekly Home Matters Link Party #405!
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The Home Matters Party has about 100 bloggers from around the world who share their home decor, crafts, and recipes each week. Thank you to all our participants!
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THANKSGIVING MENU RECIPE IDEAS
MEET THE HOSTS!
Donna @ Modern On Monticello — Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest | Instagram
Mel @ Decor, Craft, Design — Twitter | Pinterest | Instagram
Allyson @ Southern Sunflowers — Facebook | Pinterest | Instagram
WHAT ARE YOUR FAMILY FAVORITE RECIPES FOR THANKSGIVING?
One of our families favorite recipe that goes on our holiday menu every year, is Betty Crocker’s Strawberry Pretzel Salad. It is absolutely divine! Our stuffing is always Stove Top turkey stuffing mix which appeals to even the pickiest of eaters.
What are your Thanksgiving favorite dishes that have become a mainstay over the years? Share them with others in the comment section!
WHAT I’M SHARING THIS WEEK
It’s time to start thinking about adding some Thanksgiving vibes to your fall home decor. What better way to add it than my free rustic printable wall decor! Follow the link over to download the free printable.
FEATURED THANKSGIVING RECIPES
Lois, from Walking on Sunshine, shares a classic Thanksgiving stuffing recipe with us. It’s a simple recipe that’s a traditional staple of all Thanksgiving dinners. She also has a link to a crock pot stuffing recipe for those who need your oven for other dishes.
Kristy, from Mommy Hates Cooking, tells us how to cook a Ninja Foodi/Air Fryer turkey breast. Not everyone has a large family, so this recipe is perfect for a small number of guests of 4 to 6.
Alison, from Organized Motherhood, shares a healthy sweet potatoes recipe which uses honey as a natural sweetener. If you want to kick it up a notch, add pecans and marshmallows!
Alea, from Premeditated Leftovers, has a delicious looking homemade orange cranberry sauce for us. She makes her sauce much smoother than the usual chunky cranberry sauce. The leftovers are perfect for using as spread on turkey sandwiches!
I hope you enjoyed this week’s features! Let me know in the comment section what you’re sharing this week so I can easily find you. Thanks for linking up!
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
AllysonAllyson is the founder and content creator of Southern Sunflowers, which shares tutorials for DIY crafts and decor on a budget.
Hi Allyson!
At #75, I’ve brought my own Thanksgiving dinner plate stack. May I fill my plate with all the food features you have here, lol?! Thank you for co=hosting this party, and I hope you have a great weekend.
Rita, I’m with you on those food features looking very appealing! I’m heading over to take a look at your link. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for hosting a party on a blustery rainy day! Happy Friday
Sandra, thanks for sharing with us this week!
Here in Canada we already had our Thanksgiving but your features this week have me looking so forward to our Christmas dinner feast. Yummy! Have a good weekend Allyson and thanks for hosting. 🙂
Marie, we’ll be gobbling and wobbling here in just a few more days. Thanks for sharing your Christmas links with us!
Allyson,
Thanks again for hosting this charming party every week! I know how much time goes into doing so and I want you to know that it I truly appreciate it!! Stay safe, healthy and happy!!
Hugs,
Debbie
Thanks for linking up each week, Debbie.
Thank so much Allyson! I’m sharing a twist on classic green bean casserole today, it’s made with asparagus and can be a side dish, main dish or appetizer! Also I’m sharing my Thanksgiving table and some ideas for making holiday gift wrap. I can’t believe it’s almost Thanksgiving and Christmas, ho ho ho!
Jenna, thank you for sharing a great variety with us this week! I know what you mean about the holidays ~ they always seem to rush in too quickly.