Mix things up this Thanksgiving by trying these non-tradtional, but totally delicious side dishes.
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Why not have sweet potato fries instead of mashed sweet potatoes or yams? This sweet and spicy version would be the first thing to disappear from your table, guaranteed. Get the recipe here: Cheesy Chicken with Sweet Potato Wedges
Photo: Maya VisnyeiMake this Wheat Berry Salad the night before—a night in the fridge just makes it taste better. Then remind suspicious children that wheat berry is really just tiny balls of pasta. Get the recipe here: Wheat Berry Salad
Photo: Ryan SzulcIf you’ve never roasted broccoli before, prepare to have your mind blown. Even the pickiest of eaters get converted! You’ve already got the oven on for the bird, why not pop a roasting pan of broccoli in there? Get the recipe here: Zesty Roasted Broccoli
Photo: Andrew GrintonThis healthy salad is a great way to change things up from your regular leafy greens. The sautéed squash and quinoa screams fall harvest. Get the recipe here: Sautéed Squash and Quinoa Salad
Photo: Maya VisnyeiWarm, hearty, and a little bit different, this red lentil curry is the perfect warm dish for your Thanksgiving dinner. Get the recipe here: Red Lentil Curry
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