10 Most Popular Recipes From November
October has been a great month for some amazing recipes, from game day dips to soups, and Thanksgiving favorites. This season of food welcomes in the fun party appetizers and sweets, let’s enjoy it! These are the 10 most popular recipes from myeverydaytable.com in November. Which will you try first?
Bean and Cheese Burritos
Craving a vegetarian meal that’s still satisfying? These bean and cheese burritos are always a good idea for weeknight dinners. These are so easy to wrap up for a meatless meal that is filling, budget-friendly, and best of all, delicious. Put out some fresh toppings or add them inside so your family can dress a simple bean burrito up if desired.
Get the Recipe: Bean and Cheese Burrito.
Creamy Chicken Noodle Soup
If you could benefit from some cozy comfort food, this chicken noodle soup is the recipe to make – and you could easily use leftover turkey if you have it! It is a classic chicken noodle soup but with a rich drizzle of heavy cream for ultra-delicious flavor and texture. Each bite has a creamy flavor and chunks of chicken and veggies with plenty of noodles. Serve with a simple green salad or extra veggies on the side.
Baked Brie with Fig Jam
Looking for a fancy but tasty appetizer that your Thanksgiving guests will love? Then try this easy recipe for baked brie with fig jam. It’s got a thick layer of savory and gooey brie cheese that’s topped with a layer of sweet fig jam and it’s perfectly delicious spread on a slice of baguette.
Get the Recipe: Baked Brie with Fig Jam.
Easy Haricots Verts
If you are looking for a simple but elegant Thanksgiving side dish then these haricots verts (French green beans) are for you! These thin and tender green beans have a mild flavor and are a welcome side dish among heavier and richer options.
Get the Recipe: Easy Haricots Verts.
Chicken Taco Soup
This flavorful soup might taste like it took all day to simmer, but it puts a shortcut ingredient to work to make it so easy you can serve it on a weeknight. With chicken, taco spices, and the best tomato-studded broth, this soup will have your family coming back for a second bowl. Serve with your favorite taco toppings like cheese, avocado, cilantro, and lime.
Get the Recipe: Chicken Taco Soup.
Spinach Salad with Bacon Dressing
A classic spinach salad with hot bacon dressing makes the most colorful and delicious side to offer for the holidays. It is rich and delicious, but not as heavy as many traditional holiday sides. The warm bacon dressing makes the salad extra special and we’ve added some seasonal additions like dried cranberries and pepitas for extra flavor, texture, and color.
Get the Recipe: Spinach Salad With Bacon Dressing.
Ham and Potatoes Au Gratin
If you find yourself with leftover ham after Thanksgiving, this is the dish you’ll want to make! Thinly sliced potatoes are layered with smoky ham and creamy gruyere cheese, and everything is soaked in a cream and fresh thyme mixture. It’s as delicious as it sounds!
Get the Recipe: Ham and Potatoes Au Gratin.
Easy Chili Cheese Dip
This chili cheese dip couldn’t be easier. A layer of cream cheese is topped with chili (homemade or canned) and plenty of cheese. Heated until warm, a plate of this dip always goes quick! Serve with tortilla chips and potato chips for a crowd-pleasing snack to share.
Get the Recipe: Chili Cheese Dip.
Smoked Salmon Dip
This dip is so easy to prepare and it has such an elegant flavor. Made with cream cheese, smoked salmon, fresh dill, and red onion, this makes a great party food option. Pair with crackers, bagel chips, or veggies. Leftover dip is doubtful, but it’s delicious spread on a good bagel.
Get the Recipe: Smoked Salmon Dip.
Dumpling Soup
Save your money and skip the takeout because you can make this delicious and easy dumpling soup at home in just 15 minutes. Frozen dumplings cook in a garlic and ginger broth and spinach wilts in the last few minutes of cooking for a light, but satisfying soup. Top with chili crisp oil and sesame oil for more flavor.
Get the Recipe: Dumpling Soup.
