16 Delicious Homemade Recipes For Thanksgiving Day & Beyond

Welcome to the 844th Tablescape Thursday! Happy Thanksgiving—it’s almost here! Since I know so many of us are busy preparing for visits with family and friends, for this week’s Tablescape Thursday, I thought I’d share some favorite recipes that you may find helpful for Thanksgiving Day and beyond. Click on any link below to access a printable version of that recipe.

Delish Breakfast Casserole: My daughter-in-law makes this wonderful breakfast casserole from time to time and it is so good, I always go back for seconds! My friend, Teresa, made it a while back and said it was a big hit with her family, too. You’ll find the recipe here: Delicious Breakfast Casserole.

This Champagne punch that I make every year will have your guests asking for the recipe! I always print out a few copies in advance since everyone wants the recipe! It’s always a huge, huge hit and it’s great with Thanksgiving or Christmas breakfast/brunch. (Pssst: Leave off the festive red/green sugared rim for Thanksgiving, if you prefer. Or, maybe choose a different color of sugar.) You’ll find the recipe here:  Champagne Punch.

Looking for an appetizer to serve family and friends while the turkey finishes roasting? Check out Norma’s beautiful recipe for making this savory taste that looks like the sun! You’ll find the recipe here: Tarte Soleil.

I’ve made this cheese ring for parties and it’s always a big hit. You’ll find the recipe here: Strawberry Cheese Ring Appetizer.

Not sure where it gets its funny name, but these Devils on Horseback are sooo good and would make a great appetizer or snack! I’ve taken them to gatherings and everyone wants the recipe. You’ll find the recipe here: Devils on Horseback.

Looking for a great soup recipe to serve with your Thanksgiving feast? Here are a few that I’ve made and very much recommend. You’ll find the recipe for this Roasted Pumpkin Soup here: Roasted Pumpkin Soup.

The recipe for this delicious Butternut Squash Soup is available here: Roasted Butternut Squash Soup.

I almost always make this wonderful Sweet Potato Casserole, found in a Southern Living magazine, every Thanksgiving. I love how the topping is a mix of crunchy goodness and toasted marshmallows! You’ll find the recipe with a few extra tweaks that I usually make here: Sweet Potato Casserole.

My mother-in-law always made Squash Casserole for Thanksgiving and I loved it so much, it’s the recipe I use every Thanksgiving, too. You’ll find it here: Squash Casserole.

Here are some of my favorite desserts to serve during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays! (Click any recipe title below to access that dessert.)

Festive Cranberry Trifle.

Coconut Cake with Freshly Grated Coconut.

Snowman Spice Cake.

After Thanksgiving: Once Thanksgiving has passed and you’re ready for something completely different, check out the following recipes, some of which are from BNOTP readers. Click any recipe title below to access that recipe.

Marinated Chicken, Quinoa Vegetable Melange & Green Salad.

Pork Chops With Biscuits & Tomato Gravy.

Hearty Vegetable Beef Stew.

Slow-Cooker Pot Roast.

Looking forward to the beautiful table settings linked below for this week’s Tablescape Thursday!

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