10 Food Network Recipes We're Making This Thanksgiving

They say you can't do it all, but we beg to differ. Be the hostess (or host!) with the mostest and bake this four-flavor sheet pan pie. Trust us, every member of your family's baking matriarchy will be begging for the recipe. Get the recipe>>

A hungry guest equals a grouchy guest. Keep your guests happy (not "hangry") with this mouth-watering appetizer. Make this creamy, hot spinach and artichoke dip and please the crowd. Get the recipe>>

Does cooking the turkey terrify you? We understand that sentiment completely. Never fear, the simplest Thanksgiving turkey recipe ever is here. Not only will you make your mother proud, you'll be the hero of the holiday. Get the recipe>>

When it comes to sides, there's one dish every Thanksgiving feast must have — macaroni and cheese. Make your cheesy dreams come true with Alton Brown's baked macaroni and cheese. Yes, we know, baked mac n' cheese can be scary (read: dry, bland, crunchy) but trust us, you need this dish in your life. Get the recipe>>

Say goodbye to the days of woeful cans of molded cranberry jelly and hello to the real (and actually tasty!) deal. This cranberry-orange sauce is the perfect complement to that crispy-skinned turkey and the expertly-salted gravy you'll have perched on your table. Get the recipe>>

Thanksgiving dinner can be heavy and let's be honest — completely carb-filled. Opt for at least one healthy side this season and try this ultra-delicious, ultra-comforting butternut squash soup. (Bonus: This dish makes a great recovering-from-the-Thanksgiving-madness meal.) Get the recipe>>

Silky-smooth mashed potatoes are attainable. According to Food Network chef Tyler Florence, "starting with cold water" makes all the difference. Whip up this not-too-fancy mashed potato recipe and please the purist and the connoisseur alike. Get the recipe>>

No holiday dinner is complete without the perfect dinner roll. These rolls are perfectly buttery, yeasty and fluffy all encased in a quintessentially crisp exterior. Bake these melt-in-your-mouth Parker House dinner rolls and prepare yourself to be crowned roll-baking royalty. Get the recipe>>

Is there anything more comforting than a big ol' dish of green bean casserole sitting with the Thanksgiving spread? We've all had overly-generous helpings of pretty good casserole, but have you ever had Alton Brown's Best-Ever Green Bean Casserole? Give this recipe a try and you'll never want another. Get the recipe>>

Most of the time, stuffing is just well...stuffing. It can be dry, flavorless, weirdly lumpy and all the not-so-appetizing things. Let's put an end to the mediocrity. This sausage and cornbread stuffing is a game changer. Get the recipe>>