Thanksgiving Recipes You'll Come Back to Forever!


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Hey Reader!

πŸ¦ƒ November is here, and it's Thanksgiving go-time!

Here are my most popular Southern Thanksgiving recipes. From turkey, to cranberry sauce, cornbread muffins, and pecan pie, these recipes are guaranteed to please everyone at your Thanksgiving table.

My Top Thanksgiving Recipes

​Oven-Roasted Turkey​

Putting a delicious turkey on the table for the holidays has never been easier with this simple recipe.

​Copycat Honey Baked Ham​

It’s sweet, caramelized, and has that crispy, golden glaze everyone loves β€” best of all, it’s easy to make right at home!

​Homemade Turkey Gravy​

Pass the gravy, please! This homemade gravy takes just minutes to make and will impress everyone.

​Spinach Artichoke Dip​

Made in the crock pot for a hands-off appetizer so you can keep your guests fed and out of the kitchen!

​Orange Cranberry Sauce​

Fresh cranberries sweetened with honey and maple syrup make this an outstanding no-sugar recipe.

​Crock Pot Creamed Corn​

Rich and creamy, with a hint of sweet. The slow cooker does all the work, freeing up precious stove and oven space.

​Brown Butter Butternut Squash Casserole​

With caramelized onions and a buttery cracker crust, this casserole might just take center stage!

​Creamed Corn Cornbread Muffins​

Cornbread is a hit with everyone and these can be whipped up and ready in 30 minutes.

​Maple Bourbon Pecan Pie​

Rich maple syrup, smokey bourbon, and buttery pecans guarantee this pie will be the star of any holiday!

​Our Latest Midweek Menu​

This week we are making the classic combo of homemade tomato soup and grilled cheese. Serve with a green salad and top your soup with some homemade croutons for the perfect cozy fall dinner.

Show Me Your Southern Soul!

I’d love to see your creations! Snap a pic of your dish and tag me on Instagram. Who knowsβ€”you might get featured in my next email!

Happy cooking, friend.

Donya Mullins
Recipe Creator & Owner @ asouthernsoul.com
Food Lover, Storyteller, Party Starter, Joy Spreader

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A Southern Soul: Easy Recipes & Stressfree Entertaining Ideas

I’m Donya, the life behind A Southern Soul. I share recipes that are easy to make and full of flavor using simple ingredients. You'll find meal plans for family dinners along with inspiration for entertaining.

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