Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (2024)

Today's Pioneer Woman recipes for Thanksgiving will leave you feeling simply satisfied, nostalgic, and actually excited. Plus, grateful to celebrate this year's holiday with your family!

RELATED: 7 Delicious Pioneer Woman Mac and Cheese Recipes

Pioneer Woman Recipes for an Unforgettable Thanksgiving

1. Delicious Creamy Mashed Potatoes

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (1)

In my homestead, Thanksgiving is never complete without mouthwatering mashed potatoes. Here’s a rich velvety mashed potato recipeI’m surely trying out this year.

2. Green Beans with Tomatoes

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (2)

The green and red hues of thesegreen beans with tomatoes will provide a beautiful splash of color on a Thanksgiving plate, so don't miss this on your Thanksgiving dinner.

It’s also so easy, it can be a dinner staple all year long. The best part of the recipe: Bacon!

3. Turnip Gratin

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (3)

Not into turnips? Think again! Serve this turnip gratin this Thanksgiving and it will change your mind about them.

You'll even wonder why it has not made its way to more Thanksgiving tables all this time.

4. Baked Acorn Squash

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (4)

As a homesteader, I'm really a squash fanatic. I'm always on the hunt for great ways to prepare a squash dish and this year is no exception.

Good thing I found this baked acorn squash;it's now on top of my list this season. Tell you what, you'll never regret trying it too.

5. Creamy Herbed Potatoes

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (5)

Don’t feel like having basic mashed potatoes? Then try this creamy herbed potatoes recipeinstead.

This will give you a more elegant potato dish that is perfect for a very special occasion.

6. Roasted Carrots

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (6)

Here’s a Thanksgiving side dish you can easily whip up. With just carrots, a handful of thyme,and some olive oil, you'll be serving a nutrient-packed dish that will surely hit the spot.

Plus, it takes less than an hour to finish up in the oven!

7. Carrot and Squash Curry Soup

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (7)

Want to start your Thanksgiving dinner with a hearty soup? This carrot and squash curry souprecipe is the perfect one.

8. Pumpkin Soup

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (8)

If your family isn't a big fan of carrot and squash soup, why not try this surefire hit pumpkin soup. By the way, it's fall and a Thanksgiving table is not complete without a pumpkin.

9. No-Knead Dinner Rolls

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (9)

Complete your dinner with these no-knead dinner rolls. You won’t make rolls the same way again once you taste how totally different this is from your usual store-bought roll.

10. Cornbread Dressing with Sausage andApple

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (10)

I’m sure you’ve never had cornbread like this before.Don't be afraid to experiment, try something new, and discover brand-new flavors.

Try thesecornbread dressing with sausage and applesand watch a Thanksgiving dish turn into the hot topic of the night.

11. Mini Corn Loaves with Cranberries and Pecans

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (11)

These are just mini corn loaves with cranberries and pecans of pure goodness. And guess what? These corn loaves taste heavenly with a generous amount of butter on top.

12. Green Bean Casserole

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (12)

A classic veggie side dish everyone in the family loves is always welcome on the Thanksgiving menu. But give your green beans a twist, make a casserole instead!

13. Pumpkin Ravioli

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (13)

This inventive take promises you’ll never look at ravioli the same way again. This amazingly delicious recipe is the perfect way to use up any leftover pumpkin. No more wasted pumpkin puree ever!

RELATED: 14 Homemade Stuffing Recipes For The Perfect Thanksgiving Feast

14. Pot Pie

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (14)

Brothy, tender, and just delicious! I’m making pot pie this way starting now, to ensure every meal is special with or without a holiday to celebrate.

15. Homemade Cranberry Sauce

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (15)
Can you imagine a Thanksgiving turkey without cranberry sauce? I can’t! That’s why you should totally check out this homemade cranberry sauce recipe.

16. Turkey Gravy

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (16)

Your turkey is only as good as your gravy. Here’s an amazing gravy-licious recipe for your Thanksgiving dinner to boost the flavors of your Thanksgiving feast staple for sure.

17. Thanksgiving Dressing/Stuffing

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (17)

The same goes for your stuffing–what's a turkey without all the trimmings? Make sure not to overstuff.

Just have a slightly firm but very flavorful Thanksgiving dressing/stuffing to have aperfect bird for the whole family to enjoy.

18. Roasted Thanksgiving Turkey

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (18)

Now, with your gravy and stuffing recipes lined up, it's time to get that bird done! Get the scrumptious Thanksgiving turkey recipe here and have the ultimate Thanksgiving feast!

19. Pumpkin Cream Pie

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (19)

This creamy dessert simply defines the taste of fall. If you're not a fan of pumpkin, then this will be the beginning of it.

There's something about the cream you'll fall in love with, in this particular pumpkin pie recipe.

20. Pecan Pie

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (20)

If you’ve been dreading making apecan pie, this recipe will surely spark some inspiration. The Pioneer Woman has perfected this recipe, and like her, this pie will change your life for the better.

21. Caramel Apple Pie

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (21)

What’s better than apple pie? Caramel apple pie, of course! The secret ingredient of this recipe?

Use Granny Smith apples. Find out why and see the scrumptious difference.

22. Moist Pumpkin Spice Muffins

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (22)

Make a batch of these moist pumpkin spice muffinsfor your Thanksgiving dessert and if there are leftovers (which I doubt), have them for breakfast.

I can't wait to make a batch of these for my homestead! I'm sure the kids are going to love them!

23. Pear Crisp Vanilla Ice Cream

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (23)

How about some Pioneer Woman dessert recipes to complete your Thanksgiving dinner? This pear crisp vanilla ice cream will surely hit the spot.

24. Mulled Apple Cider

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (24)

Love apple cider? Start making your own with this mulled apple cider recipe,and I bet you won't rely on store-bought apple cider again.

25. Pumpkin Smoothie

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (25)

Pumpkin has never been this smooth. With this smoothie recipe, it’s as if you’re sipping a creamy-licious pumpkin pie!

Want to see The Pioneer Woman in action? Check out this video where she cooks one of her favorite recipes of all time.Hint:It’s super yummy!

We sure hope you're excited for the big day. Enjoy good food and warm company by some of the best Pioneer Woman recipes for Thanksgiving.

Now you know how to plan the ultimate Thanksgiving feast with these Pioneer recipes for an unforgettable holiday!

What do you think of these Thanksgiving recipes from The Pioneer Woman?Which one will you try?Let me know in the comments below!

Up Next:

  • Thanksgiving Table Ideas | This Is Everything You Need For A Perfect Thanksgiving Day
  • 19 Paleo Recipes to Make This Thanksgiving | Healthy Thanksgiving Ideas
  • How To Build A Wooden Swing Set That Your Kids Will Love

Fellow homesteaders, do you want to help others learn from your journey by becoming one of our original contributors?Write forus!

Follow us onInstagram,Twitter,Pinterest,andFacebook!

Editor’s Note: This post was originally published on November 8, 2016, and has been updated for quality and relevancy.

Pioneer Woman Recipes For Thanksgiving | Homesteading (2024)

FAQs

Did the Pioneer Woman move off the ranch? ›

Ree Drummond moved out of the iconic farmhouse seen in her hit Food Network show, Pioneer Woman, and into a new home. The chef revealed the real reason why she decided to leave the abode in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, with her family.

How did Pioneer Woman lose? ›

There's no secret to her success, she says, noting that a combination of moderate diet and exercise changes made all the difference. “I tackled it from different directions,” Drummond tells TODAY.com. “The biggest takeaway, which I don't always adhere to, is trying not to waste calories.

What is the least favorite side dish for Thanksgiving? ›

According to the poll by Tastes Better from Scratch, green bean casserole and sweet potato casserole were the least-liked Thanksgiving side dishes.

What is the most famous side dish at Thanksgiving? ›

Best Thanksgiving Potato Side Dishes

Potatoes are an absolute must for the Thanksgiving table, and we like Scalloped Potatoes for the texture (and cheesiness). Classic Mashed Potatoes make everyone happy. Our Thanksgiving plate is normally at least sixty percent mashed potatoes.

Why is Ladd Drummond worth so much? ›

Ladd Drummond's net worth in 2024 dwarfs his wife's, coming in at an estimated $200 million, per Celebrity Net Worth. This is thanks to his massive land ownership, which Modern Farmer places in the top 100 in the United States, as well as the value of the cattle on his property.

Who owns the Drummond Ranch now? ›

Some of the biggest single ranches in the Drummond family are the one run by Ree Drummond's husband, Ladd, and his brother Tim, as well as the one run by current Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond.

What should I cook first on Thanksgiving day? ›

Since it's the main event, the turkey should be the first dish you start cooking in the morning. "The resting process is an absolutely imperative part of the cooking process," Holzman said. Many people overcook their turkeys in the oven and overlook letting them rest, rendering the final product dry and rubbery.

How many sides should a Thanksgiving dinner have? ›

How many dishes should I serve with the turkey? For 4 people, choose 1-2 appetizers and 3 sides. For 8 people, choose 1-3 appetizers and 3 sides. For 16 people, choose 2-3 appetizers and 3 or more sides.

What happens to all the food that's cooked on cooking shows? ›

Unused ingredients are donated to food banks, but not until they're like a week from expiration. Cooked food that isn't eaten by the judges is usually given to the production staff.

Is Pioneer Woman leaving the food network? ›

Despite rumors circulating that Ree was looking toward starting a new chapter in her career, she has not made any official announcement about leaving Food Network. The beloved TV personality did make one huge change in her personal life — moving out of the home she raised her kids in.

Does the Pioneer Woman really cook for her family? ›

But Drummond doesn't just cook for her husband and children and friends and family. On the contrary, she actually opened and owns her own restaurant in the small town of Pawhuska, Oklahoma, which was a big deal for Drummond.

Top Articles
Latest Posts
Article information

Author: Foster Heidenreich CPA

Last Updated:

Views: 6693

Rating: 4.6 / 5 (76 voted)

Reviews: 91% of readers found this page helpful

Author information

Name: Foster Heidenreich CPA

Birthday: 1995-01-14

Address: 55021 Usha Garden, North Larisa, DE 19209

Phone: +6812240846623

Job: Corporate Healthcare Strategist

Hobby: Singing, Listening to music, Rafting, LARPing, Gardening, Quilting, Rappelling

Introduction: My name is Foster Heidenreich CPA, I am a delightful, quaint, glorious, quaint, faithful, enchanting, fine person who loves writing and wants to share my knowledge and understanding with you.