Impress all your friends this Friendsgiving with these delicious (and easy to make) recipes!
Instead of serving the usual: water, soda, liquor, and cider, get creative and serve these delicious iced tea sparklers instead.
Cooking for anyone who is vegan during the holidays can be challenging but have no fear! Your vegan friends will certainly eat up this dish since it is not only vegan, but paleo as well. Check out the recipe here.
We all know that turkey is a must for Thanksgiving but if you are cooking for a small group, it might be best to making crockpot turkey breast instead.
If everyone finds room in their bellies after all the turkey and stuffing, make this sweet apple crisp for dessert!
Looking to make an appetizer that will be a hit? Make bruschetta layered with pomegranate and cranberry.
Mac and Cheese is one of the most universally loved foods. But to add a healthier and more “autumny” kick to it, include pumpkin and cauliflower. Check out the recipe here.
This side dish will be a guaranteed hit with your friends. And all it takes is a few simple ingredients like butter, honey, spices, and carrots of course. Check out the recipe here.
Instead of making a boring salad with tomatoes, cucumbers, and store-bought dressing, be extra for your friends and make this delicious Brown Rice and Sweet Potato Salad!
As a warning, you might have to double this recipe because they will certainly be gone the second the plate hits the table.
If you have friends who are health conscious, make this low-carb stuffing that might even taste better than traditional stuffing.
Many people resort to buying the Jiffy Cornbread Mix during the holidays, but you can make even better cornbread muffins from scratch using a few ingredients. And the muffins will be done in only thirty minutes. Check out the recipe here.
Do not be lazy and use the “heat and serve” rolls. These butter rolls are absolutely foolproof and for a quick shortcut, use a muffin tin. Check out the recipe here.
Jazz up a boring bowl of mashed potatoes by using parmesan and garlic. Check out the recipe here.
This dish is an innovative version of sweet potato casserole and it looks oh-so pretty on the table. What is even better is that they are ridiculously easy to make and only require very few ingredients.
All you need is apple cider, vanilla ice cream, a dash of cinnamon, and ten minutes of your time. And if you want these drinks to be Pinterest-worthy, serve them in a mason jar. This is one of the best Friendsgiving recipes!
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