Mom's Turnips

Submitted by: Karen 
Boiled turnips are mashed with crumbled bacon, bacon fat and brown sugar in this side dish to serve with turkey. 

Sweet and Buttery Turnips

Submitted by: BUNKYDARL 
Home Town: Riverhead, New York, USA
This recipe has turned into a regular at our house, and is requested by family members as a traditional addition to our holiday meals. You can't go wrong with this one! 

Finnish Turnips

Submitted by: CATHYANN 
Boiled turnips are mashed with eggs, cream, butter, sugar and corn flakes and then baked in a casserole in this side dish suitable for serving with turkey or ham. 

Creamed Peas and Onions

Submitted by: Sharon 
In this classic accompaniment to a holiday meal, frozen peas and peel onions are stirred into a basic white sauce. 

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Mashed Turnips with Caraway

Submitted by: Cookin' Canuck 
Mashed turnips acquire a sweet, creamy personality and taste appeal for all ages when mixed with butter, heavy cream, and caraway seeds. 

Mom's Traditional Creamed Onions

Submitted by: Ibby 
Creamy goodness! 

Mom's Traditional Creamed Onions

Submitted by: Ibby 
Creamy goodness! Originally submitted to ThanksgivingRecipe.com. 

Kashmiri-Style Kidney Beans with Turnips

Submitted by: Priyanka 
This flavorful recipe is a winter staple in Kashmir. 

Patty's Mashed Turnips

Submitted by: Patty Spencer 
The smell of hot buttery turnips always reminds me of the holiday season when my grandmother prepared this dish for the family. 

Thanksgiving Beets

Submitted by: DOGSTAR1 
Hearty beets, cooked with a spicy glaze, are a delicious side dish that can be frozen and used later, if you like. Just cook them, then bag them up for the freezer.  
 
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