It’s November, do you know what that means? It’s National Peanut Butter Lover’s Month, the most important holiday of the year! What better way to celebrate the second greatest holiday of the year, Thanksgiving, by jazzing it up with some peanut butter? I’ve compiled a list of my own dishes below, most with peanut butter but some peanut butterless, for your Thanksgiving feast. Here are some simple and quick dishes that will satisfy your guests, great as last minute dishes to bring to the table.
Appetizers:
Here are a few starters that always go over well with guests.
7-Layer Mexican Bean Dip |
Indonesian Meatballs |
| Homemade Tortilla Chips | Refried Beans |
Main Course:
Vegetarian? These are great ways to happily feed a crowd.
Mexican Lasagna |
Hearty Mac ‘N’ Cheese |
Sides:
The perfect accompaniments for a Thanksgiving feast.
Twice-Baked Sweet Potatoes |
Peanut Butter Cornbread |
Desserts:
Fast, family-style and figure-friendly desserts that can be made in large batches.
Southern-Style Banana Pudding |
Peanut Butter Pumpkin Mousse |
| Raspberry Brownie | Pumpkin Pie PB Pudding |
The Following Morning:
The thought of food may not appeal to everyone the morning after, but here are a few quick, prepare-ahead ideas.
Chocolate PB Banana Bread |
Chocolate PB Scones |
| Banana Pancakes | Cinnamon French Toast |
| Pumpkin Pie Pancakes | Apple Pie Crepes |
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Mmmm. Good roundup. PB Cornbread looks pretty interesting!
Great ideas Nick… just in time. Thanks for sharing
zesty
Two great lists! Thanks!! :)
Wishing you a fabulous Thanksgiving!
Oh fantastic ideas, all! Happy Thanksgiving to you!
+Jessie
a.k.a. The Hungry Mouse
Recipes sound very interesting dude, keep up the work.
I am simply drooling over the chocolate and triple peanut butter pie…
Oh, and happy thanksgiving!
FANTASTIC ideas!!
Wishing you an early Happy Thanksgiving, Nick!!
OOPS!! The above anonymous comment is from me :-D
yum!! they all look so good! did the deadline to submit a PB recipe pass? was this the roundup? i thought i had through the weekend… i love the chocolate pb pie! i think that’s my favorite!
This is just a roundup of my recipes for Thanksgiving. The deadline for the National Peanut Butter Lover’s Month Roundup isn’t until the end of the month, click here to submit your recipe, can’t wait to see it! ~ Nick
Everything looks amazing. A table full of options like those would make one mean holiday dinner. I don’t know if I’d be willing to share that chocolate and triple peanut butter pie though…
Ooh, it all looks so tasty.
I had your banana pancakes for breakfast this morning. Not going to lie, I pretty much live off those things.
They are super addicting, aren’t they? I make a double batch, freeze one, and I’ve got 2 straight weeks of pancakes! Glad you enjoy them! ~ Nick
Wow, delicious – peanut butter style thanksgiving is the way to go!
What a nice round up of recipes for the holidays! Have a wonderful peanuty Thanksgiving!
I love the intro pictures! Very thanksgiving! You like how im looking at your site instead of doing my TPAs dont you! love you, cant wait to eat some turkey with you tomorrow :)
Mouthwatering spread of simple and festive dishes!
What a bunch of yummy stuff. It’s hard to chose which to make. Those Indonesian Meatballs sound good, I don’t know how I missed that post.
yumm… and we just ate! haha, hope you had a great thanksgiving :)
Yummy! I love your last minute suggestions… and think they could be wonderful for Christmas too :)
You’re an amazing talent with and without peanut butter! I’m really aiming at those indonesian meatballs for next week. Can’t wait until next year’s Thankgiving for those, gotta have em now!
That was an unbelievably nice comment, thank you so much. Let me know if you like them =) ~ Nick
Oh wow, those are some serious peanut butter dishes. I’ll come up with something to celebrate the most important holiday of the year, hehe.
Can’t wait to see it!
STELLAR PB recipe ideas!
I love the round up and all the great recipes for Thanksgiving. Thank you!!!
damn
youre so peanutbutter’ycreative.
I always resort to my mouth and a spoon.
seriously…
Hey well so do I. It takes a lot of effort to not stuff peanut butter into my mouth before getting it into a recipe. I’m usually full of peanut butter by the time the dish is ready!
Although I don’t use a spoon anymore, I use either a fork or a knife. A fork serves two purposes: it captures the chunks when you’re eating a chunky variety and it also makes it seem like you’re eating a meal. The knife just adds a sense of danger to the whole experience, I’ve already cut my tongue once.
what a great roundup. and i love that you use a fork :) i’m all about the chunks!! i’ll stay away from the knife though…
You wouldn’t think that peanut butter would go with Thanksgiving, but you’ve convinced me otherwise.