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Foodie Friday Link Party 64

It's Foodie Friday Link Party! Head on over and leave up to 4 recipes on the blog! See you there.

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Welcome to Foodie Friday Link Party 64! We’re so glad to have you. We have quite a few recipes this week featuring Thanksgiving foods, from stuffing to side dishes to desserts.

Be sure to scroll down and see all of the recipes this week, as well as last week’s recipes. If you’re looking for a wide variety of recipes for Thanksgiving, you’ve come to the right place.

And, we have a lot of other fantastic recipes if you’ve got your holiday list done and need some more recipes for the rest of the week.

As I write this, I have a sick kiddo in the other room. He contracted strep and is down for the count. He was feeling pretty lousy last night, so I am hoping the medicine kicks in and we have a sick-free household soon. I think I need to invent a holster on my belt to carry the Lysol around.

On that note, I hope you have a happy and healthy Thanksgiving!

Featured Recipes

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Super Easy Homemade Stuffing Recipe from DIY Adulation.

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Green Beans with Mushrooms from Julia’s Simply Southern

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Southern Style Baby Lima Beans from Soulfully Made

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Cornbread Muffins from Mrs. Kringle’s Kitchen

Best Ever Banoffee Pie from My Recipe Treasures

To Join the Party:

  • If you have a recipe, please leave a link at the bottom of the page.
  • If you’d like to check out one of the recipes, click on the photo and it will take you right to that site.
  • Be sure to share the love and Pin and/or comment on recipes. 

Food Bloggers: Link up your recipes below.

  • Only food-related posts, please.
  • You can leave up to 5 links.
  • The links populate randomly.
  • By leaving your link, you are allowing me to post your photos on Back To My Southern Roots.


Hi there! I'm Julie Pollitt from 'Back To My Southern Roots.' My love for cooking started way back on my grandparents' farm in Tennessee. Those sunny days, the smell of biscuits in the oven, and all the family fun really sparked my passion for cooking. On my blog, I share more than just recipes – they're like stories from my life, full of Southern warmth and homey goodness. The best part? Whether you're just starting out or you're a kitchen pro, you'll find my recipes super easy to whip up. So, come on, pull up a chair, and let's make some delicious memories!

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6 Comments

  1. Amy-The Speedy Spatula says:

    I hate to hear that sickness has struck your house! It’s really been going around here too. Hope everyone feels better quickly!

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    1. Julie Pollitt says:

      Oh no! I hope you have a healthy Thanksgiving. Thanks for your sweet words!!

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  2. Thank you so much for hosting again this week. You always do so much for bloggers! Have a relaxing week! I am off to see some posts.

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    1. Julie Pollitt says:

      Hi Marilyn! Thank you, and you have a great week!

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  3. Thank you for hosting another party and for featuring our Best Ever Banoffee Pie. I’m sorry that your child is sick – that is so not fun. I hope that he gets better quickly. Have a Happy Thanksgiving.

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    1. Julie Pollitt says:

      Hi Amy! Thank you. He’s doing better today. You have a Happy Thanksgiving, too!

      Reply