Another 20 Awesome Recipes For Christmas Dinner

As promised yesterday, 20 more recipes for Christmas for you to try

Yesterday I made a list of 20 Christmas Recipes for you to try this season and along with links to those awesome recipes, I also included product listings that should help you get those delicious meals to the dining room table or TV tray.

Well, I’m not finished just yet because I have another 20 Recipes for Christmas dinners that you will have a hard time deciding on. If you thought yesterday’s list was mouth-watering to just look at, then today’s list will be just as, if not harder.

And a disclaimer just to let you know that these are not my recipes, they are recipes that I found online and put together in a list for you all to enjoy.

OK, better get a bite to eat because this list will be hard to get through on an empty stomach

1. Andrew’s Potato Latkes

These potato pancakes are a classic Hanukkah dish. Make a variety of flavors and add distinctive garnishes to clue guests in on the different flavors.

Here’s the Recipe: Andrew’s Potato Latkes

2. Potato Gratin with Rosemary Crust

If you’re on the hunt for a new go-to gratin recipe, look no further. This delicious, herb-studded recipe for Potato Gratin with Rosemary Crust is going to win you over.

Here’s the Recipe: Potato Gratin with Rosemary Crust

3. Asparagus Gratin

This whole-grain mustard laced with fontina and Cheddar cheese turns this simple dish of asparagus into the talk of the evening.

Here’s the Recipe: Asparagus Gratin

4. Twice-Baked Potatoes

This recipe is sure to be a crowd-pleaser made with butter, cheese, milk, bacon, sour cream, and green onion, all mixed and packed inside a crispy potato skin crust. Yummy!

Here’s the Recipe: Twice-Baked Potatoes

5. Classic Sweet Potato Casserole

This mouthwatering sweet potato casserole will satisfy lovers of crunchy pecans and cornflakes as well as marshmallows, and yes, I said marshmallows.

Here’s the Recipe: Classic Sweet Potato Casserole

6. Easy Squash Casserole

Squash casserole is pure comfort food. It’s a tried-and-true classic. It’s a hearty casserole. It’s an easy recipe that has been passed down from generation to generation.

Here’s the Recipe: Easy Squash Casserole

7. Sweet Potato Stacks

Rosemary and sweet potatoes are a favorite fall flavor combination just like apples and cinnamon. For a grown-up version of the traditional sweet potato casserole, try these easy and delicious rosemary-flavored sweet potato stacks. Served alongside the turkey and classic holiday side dishes, these potato stacks are sure to become a family favorite, and they are quick and easy enough to be served as a side with weeknight suppers.

Here’s the Recipe: Sweet Potato Stacks

8. Creamed Greens Casserole

Move over, creamed spinach—there’s a new steak house side in town. Give the packaged collards an extra chop with a sharp knife to get them to bite-size pieces.

Here’s the Recipe: Creamed Greens Casserole

9. Classic Candied Yams

This awesome vegetable side dish is flavored with cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla, making it almost too sweet to even count as a veggie. No doubt, the kids will be fans of this nostalgic recipe.

Here’s the Recipe: Classic Candied Yams

10. Pan-Fried Okra with Cornmeal

This simple, six-ingredient recipe takes just half an hour to prepare.

Here’s the Recipe: Pan-Fried Okra with Cornmeal

11. Smashed Baby Red Potatoes

Crispy on the outside, tender and creamy on the inside, these roasted baby potatoes are hard to stop eating and so fun to make.

Here’s the Recipe: Smashed Baby Red Potatoes

12. Roasted Tomato Soup

This warm, roasted tomato soup is perfect for weeknights and weekends alike. Pair this soup with a grilled cheese sandwich, and you’re all set.

Here’s the Recipe: Roasted Tomato Soup

13. Harvard Beets

Another dish from the kitchen of Jessica B. Harris, this recipe is a must-have during the holiday season. She calls it “nostalgia in a can,” and we can’t describe it any better way.

Here’s the Recipe: Harvard Beets

14. Mixed Greens

This recipe comes from culinary historian Jessica B. Harris. The secret ingredients? Southern-style collard greens, bacon, and Spicy Vinegar.

Here’s the Recipe: Mixed Greens

15. Pimiento Cheese Creamed Spinach

This homemade baked macaroni and cheese recipe beats the boxed kind any day of the week. For a memorable main dish, sprinkle the top with Parmesan cheese and stunning, sliced tomatoes.

Here’s the Recipe: Pimiento Cheese Creamed Spinach

16. Roasted Tomato Macaroni and Cheese

This homemade baked macaroni and cheese recipe beats the boxed kind any day of the week. For a memorable main dish, sprinkle the top with Parmesan cheese and stunning, sliced tomatoes.

Here’s the Recipe: Roasted Tomato Macaroni and Cheese

17. Herbed Brown Butter Mashed Potatoes

Everyone loves the simplicity of mashed potatoes, make it a tradition to always have some on your holiday table. Crafting delicious mashed potatoes is not always easy, but this recipe will show you just how it’s done. It also brings the rich flavor of browned butter—those nutty tastes that you simply can’t get any other way!

Here’s the Recipe: Herbed Brown Butter Mashed Potatoes

18. Garlic Parmesan Green Beans

Meaty bacon, crispy Parm, and plenty of garlic make these green beans easy to love.

Here’s the Recipe: Garlic Parmesan Green Beans

19. Honey-Glazed Spiced Carrots

Roasting whole carrots in a hot oven and then giving them a final toss in a sweet glaze will yield an unforgettable side dish.

Here’s the Recipe: Honey-Glazed Spiced Carrots

20. Citrus Salad with Spiced Honey

It’s just not an old-fashioned Southern holiday spread without a fruit salad. Use any combination of citrus on hand to compose this vibrant, fresh salad, and present it however you like. No matter how you serve it, sweet and sunny citrus complements any roast or fish.

Here’s the Recipe: Citrus Salad with Spiced Honey

Happy Feasting!

I hope these Recipes for Christmas dinners help you out. Post your comments below about your favorite Christmas recipes.