If you’re here for the Gallery of Thanksgiving Sides, don’t worry! It is coming up on Thursday, November 19 – please check back then!
Get your best Thanksgiving side dishes ready! On Thursday, November 19, 2009, gnowfglins.com will present a Gallery of Thanksgiving Sides. Anyone can participate – and I hope you will. I am looking forward to trying out some new Thanksgiving recipes – yours, of course! This Gallery of Thanksgiving Sides can give all of us ideas for new dishes to try – not only on Thanksgiving, but throughout the Fall season.
Fifteen soups were submitted for last month’s Gallery of Soups, and I’m thankful for each one. The screenshot that follows is from the Gallery of Soups. The Gallery of Thanksgiving Sides will be set up similarly. Imagine your recipe and your photo in the upcoming Thanksgiving-themed gallery.
To participate in the upcoming Gallery of Thanksgiving Sides, be prepared to share one (or two) Thanksgiving side dish recipe(s), made from (as-much-as-you’re-able) GNOWFGLINS foods. You’ll also need a photo* of your side dish.
*If you don’t have or can’t take a photo, I will use a stock photo for your recipe in the gallery. (See screenshot above.)
What counts as a side dish? Well, my definition is very loose: anything that is not the turkey! 
You can share relishes, salads (sweet or savory), vegetable dishes, stuffings/dressings, even desserts.
Here’s What To Do
- Comment below to say you’ll be participating. I will correspond with all the participants via email with more detailed instructions.
- You’ll post a Thanksgiving side dish recipe on your blog the week of Thursday, November 19, 2009 and link it to the Gallery of Thanksgiving Sides (that link is not live yet, but will redirect to this post until Nov. 19). You may use a recipe that you’ve posted previously on your blog, too. Just create a new post that week that links both to the older recipe and to the Gallery of Thanksgiving Sides at gnowfglins.com. If you don’t have a blog, you may share a recipe in the comments of the Gallery of Thanksgiving Sides post on November 19.
- You’ll email me the URL to your blog post, or leave a comment in the November 19 post.
- I’ll retrieve your photo from your blog post.
- Your photo will be featured in the Gallery of Thanksgiving Sides at gnowfglins.com, and it will be linked to your recipe, whether it is on your blog or in the comments here.
Will you contribute? If yes, let me know! What side dish recipes would you like to see included in this Gallery?
About Wardeh
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I’d love to contribute a recipe!
I have one that features one of our grain blend products that I use myself and demo with. It’s called “Holiday Waltz” and can be viewed in the ‘recipe’ catagory on the left menu bar in our product listing at http://www.willnroses.com. I’ll wait to here back from you! Fun! Thank you! Melissa
Thank you, Meliisa – The recipe looks wonderful! I’ll add you to the email list. I will send out the first email next week.
Count me in! I’ll present a fresh cranberry salad to color the feast! I’d enjoy reading a recipe featuring yam/sweet potato casserole made low-calorie. Looking forward to it. Thanks!
Great, Mom! Your cranberry relish dish is THE BEST!
Your MOM reads your blog? How blessed you are!
I’ve got a couple good posts I could share, please add me to your reminder list.
Kelly
.-= Kelly the Kitchen Kop´s last blog post… U.S. Wellness Meats Giveaway – $99.95 Value! =-.
Great, Kelly! I’ve got you down. Thanks!
Hi Wardeh,
Yes, I’m in! I did a post about my Traditional and Healthy Green Bean Casserole today. I’d love to include it in the round up!
Thanks for everything!
Sarah
Hi Wardeh,
I forgot to include my link to the blog post:
http://www.heartofcooking.com/2009/11/healthy-traditional-green-bean-casserole-gluten-free-dairy-free-and-grain-free/#more-1886
thanks!
Sarah
.-= Sarah Schatz – menus for limited diets´s last blog post… Healthy Traditional Green Bean Casserole (Gluten-free, dairy-free and grain-free) =-.
Thank you, Sarah!
Yes, I’m excited to participate in the Thanksgiving Sides. What do I need to do? I have a flavorful and satisfying sidedish of roasted onions that is super simple to make and doesn’t require much time, since our time will be at a premium on Thanksgiving day.
I can’t wait to see what everyone else has. I’m getting hungry thinking about all those wonderful recipes.
.-= Marly´s last blog post… Recipe 100% Whole Wheat Bread =-.
Marly – Post your recipe sometime today (Wed) or tomorrow (Thurs), along with a picture (if you can). Then let me know and I will include it in the Gallery. Thanks!