Thanksgiving is all about the sides! Whether you love buttery potatoes, creamy casseroles, or crisp veggies, these easy Thanksgiving side dishes from Beyer Eats and Drinks will steal the show. Each one is simple to make, family-friendly, and perfect for prepping ahead of your big feast.

1. Easy Creamy Corn Pudding Casserole

A Southern-style favorite that’s creamy, sweet, and perfectly custardy.
This baked corn pudding combines creamed corn, whole-kernel corn, and evaporated milk for a melt-in-your-mouth texture.
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2. Butternut Squash Soufflé

Sweet meets savory in this light, fluffy holiday side.
Whipped butternut squash, butter, eggs, and a hint of sugar bake into a soufflé that feels like dessert but pairs beautifully with turkey or ham.
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3. Traditional 7-Layer Salad with Peas & Eggs

Crunchy, colorful,...

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If you love the creamy, cheesy goodness of crab rangoons, this Crock Pot Crab Rangoon Dip brings all that flavor into a warm, shareable appetizer. Loaded with crab meat, cream cheese, and a touch of garlic and green onions, this dip is perfect for game day, holiday gatherings, or any night you’re craving that irresistible seafood-meets-cream-cheese combo.

Appetizers are my favorite meal. So when New Year’s Eve or Football Sunday needs a new dip recipe, I pick this crab ragoon dip in the crock pot. I love this small casserole crock pot for dips, just like this slow cooker crab ragoon dip. Some of my favorite dip recipes are crock pot hot corn and bacon dip, smoked queso, and white pizza dip.

🧀 Why You’ll Love This Recipe

This Crock Pot Crab Rangoon Dip has everything you love about your favorite takeout appetizer — creamy, cheesy filling with a hint of garlic and soy — made effortlessly in your slow cooker. It’s warm,...

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Football Sunday 🏈 isn’t just about the big plays on the field—it’s about the food on the table. Whether you’re tailgating in the parking lot, hosting friends in your living room, or just looking for an excuse to snack all afternoon, game day calls for bold, crowd-pleasing recipes. From cheesy dips and sliders to smoky wings and hearty slow cooker favorites, these Football Sunday recipes from Beyer Eats and Drinks are guaranteed to keep your fans fueled from kickoff to the final whistle.

🫕 Appetizers & Dips That Score Big

No game-day spread is complete without cheesy dips and shareable appetizers. These easy football dips and snacks deliver gooey cheese pulls, smoky flavors, and layers of bold Tex-Mex taste. Perfect for tortilla chips, crackers, or veggies, these dips keep fans gathered around the snack table from kickoff to the final whistle.

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These Smoked Cowboy Beef Sandwiches start with a chuck roast rubbed in bold barbecue seasoning and smoked low and slow. Then the magic happens — the beef is braised in a rich mixture of Coca-Cola, beef broth, jalapeños, garlic, onions, and smoky bacon until it’s fall-apart tender. Pile it high on a bun with Colby Jack cheese, crispy bacon, fried onions, and pickles for a sandwich that’s smoky, cheesy, and downright irresistible.

We love smoked brisket, smoked beef roast, and also slow cooker Italian beef, and even the butter beef roast. So we decided to take all the flavors of so many of our favorites and bring them together for the spicy jalapeno and bacon beef chuck roast on the smoker.

Why You’ll Love This Recipe

• Cowboy-Style Flavor: A smoky chuck roast coated in barbecue seasoning gives these sandwiches bold, rustic flavor.
• Melt-In-Your-Mouth Tender: The long, slow cooking process makes the beef juicy and fork-tender, whether you...

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If you’re anything like me, you love when dinner stretches into tomorrow. Some meals just magically transform overnight, becoming richer, creamier, and more flavorful by the time you reheat them. These dishes aren’t just great the night you make them—they’re practically begging to be leftovers. Perfect for meal prep, busy weeknights, or when you want lunch that tastes like comfort food in a Tupperware container, these 20+ recipes taste better the next day.

Here are my favorite recipes that taste even better the next day:

Soups that are Even Better as Leftovers

Lasagna Soup

Lasagna is famous for being better on day two, but this Lasagna Soup takes it to another level. The noodles soak up the meaty tomato broth overnight, giving you a rich, stick-to-your-ribs bowl the next day. Pair it with garlic bread and you’ll forget you’re eating leftovers.

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