Sifted: Latke Pie Crust, Cranberry Brie Pull-Apart Bread + More

By: Lauren Miyashiro

Related To:

  1. Break tradition with this pumpkin pie with latke crust. My Name is Yeh describes the sweet and salty combo “as dipping your fries in a pumpkin frosty, if pumpkin frosties existed.”
  2. Life Made Sweet shares her secret to pretty, perfectly round lace florentine cookies
  3. Hungry holiday guests will swoon over caramelized cranberry and brie pull-apart bread by Vegetarian Ventures.
  4. Satisfy your morning sweet tooth with An Edible Mosaic’s guilt-free carrot cake oatmeal.
  5. Mixed with a whole head of roasted garlic, the Baker Chick’s recipe for smashed potatoes is a sure winner in this year’s Thanksgiving spread. 

Craving More?

Next Up

How to Cook a Turkey and More Family Traditions

Jaden Hair shares her favorite Thanksgiving traditions, including how to deep fry a turkey, make delicious Brussels sprouts and green beans.

Thanksgiving Specials Preview: Join Rev Run's Turkey Day and More

Watch Thanksgiving specials on Cooking Channel with Rev Run, Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott and more.

Thanksgiving Leftovers: The Feast Continues

From turkey soup to kicked-up sandwiches, make day-after Thanksgiving dishes you'll be craving all year.

No Ordinary Green Bean Casserole

Try our favorite best green bean casserole recipe for Thanksgiving.

A New Thanksgiving Favorite: Kelsey's Apple Bread Pudding

Add Kelsey Nixon's recipe for Apple Bread Pudding to your Thanksgiving menu this year.

Meatless Monday: Vegetarian Thanksgiving Appetizers

Serve a few simple snacks before your Thanksgiving feast to keep guests happy and out of the kitchen.

Nutrition Smackdown: Pumpkin Pie vs. Apple Pie

What is healthier? Pumpkin pie or apple pie?

A Mini Thanksgiving Dinner for Two

Cooking Thanksgiving dinner for two? Get our easy recipes for the complete feast.

The Great Digestion: How Not to Overeat on Thanksgiving

Here are some of Aarti Sequieira's strategies to consider if you too want to avoid the dreaded loosening of the trouser button, all based in Indian tradition.

On TV

So Much Pretty Food Here