And honestly, who doesn’t love potatoes? From simple potato salads to crispy bites and roasted potatoes, you can serve them in so many different ways alongside your main course. Potatoes are an easy favorite, so I always like having at least one potato dish on the table.
So, here are some of my favorite potato side dishes for Thanksgiving. They’re cozy, comforting, and just right for a Thanksgiving table. Hopefully, you’ll find a recipe here that makes it onto your Thanksgiving menu!
Crispy Potato Bites
These crispy potato bites are quick to make and a tasty addition to your Thanksgiving table. They’re crispy on the outside, soft in the middle, and full of savory flavor. They’re also easy to serve, which is always helpful when you’re cooking a big Thanksgiving meal.
Lemony Greek Potato Salad
This Lemony Greek Potato Salad combines tender potatoes with fresh herbs, dairy-free feta, and lemon. It’s a fresh, filling side dish for Thanksgiving. It goes well with grilled meats, ham, or crispy fried chicken and takes less than 20 minutes to make.
Japanese-Style Long Fries
These Japanese-style long fries are made with mashed potatoes, Parmesan, garlic, and pepper. They’re easy to snack on, so they may disappear before the main meal.
Crispy Potato Roses
These Crispy Potato Roses are made with thinly sliced potatoes, Parmesan, and butter. They turn golden and crispy in the oven and look great on the Thanksgiving table.
Baked Broccoli Potato Cups
These Baked Broccoli Potato Cups are simple to make and work well as a Thanksgiving side dish. They’re made with potatoes, broccoli, and cheese, then baked until golden and crispy.
Crispy Korean Potato Balls
These Crispy Korean Potato Balls are seasoned with garlic, soy sauce, and chili flakes. They take less than 40 minutes to make and work well as an appetizer or side dish.
Italian Garden Potato Salad
Sun-dried tomatoes, Kalamata olives, and roasted peppers give this Italian Garden Potato Salad a tangy, salty flavor with a hint of sweetness.
Herby Roasted Potato Salad
Dijon mustard and lemon juice give this Herby Roasted Potato Salad a tangy flavor, and it takes less than an hour to make. Making it ahead? Roast the potatoes and prepare the dressing separately. Mix them together just before serving to keep the potatoes crispy.
Crispy Mashed Potato Salad
This Thanksgiving salad combines crispy roasted potatoes with a curd-mayo dressing and fresh vegetables. You can have it ready in less than 30 minutes.