Let’s talk Thanksgiving food: the turkey, the stuffing, the cranberry dressing, that’s all fine and dandy, but the dessert is where it’s really at! Cookies, pies, and all things pumpkin, we’ve rounded up eight delicious desserts for you to try this Thanksgiving!
This chocolate pecan pie is a wonderfully rich and easy holiday dessert. It is a twist on the classic pecan pie but loaded with chocolate flavors and a hint of bourbon. Impress your friends by making this sophisticated, chocolatey dessert!
Caramel Apple Cheesecake Bars start with a shortbread crust, a thick cheesecake layer, and are topped with diced cinnamon apples and a sweet streusel topping. These are a tried and true cheesecake bar dessert recipe.
Pumpkin Pie.Don’t forget good ol’ pumpkin pie this year! Let your guests choose their toppings: whipped cream, ice cream, or just let them enjoy it by its delicious self.
Pumpkin Pie
Bursting with flavor, this pumpkin pie recipe is my very favorite. It’s rich, smooth, and tastes incredible on my homemade pie crust and served with whipped cream.
From the crunch of the sugar crust on the bottom to the juicy cranberries to the flaky cake layer on top; Nantucket Christmas Cranberry Pie is cranberry dessert heaven.
Pumpkin Pie Sundaes. Here’s a perfect Thanksgiving dessert ideas for those who don’t necessarily like baking. This recipes so easy and simple, the kids could make it!
Pumpkin PIe Sundaes
Warm Pumpkin Caramel sauce, light and fluffy Maple Vanilla Bourbon Whipped Cream, and classic Candied Pecans. Mmmm….it really is the holiday embodied in a sundae.
Pumpkin Roll. Rolled up with pumpkin and cinnamon, adults and kids alike will love this dessert!
Pumpkin Roll
This classic Pumpkin Roll is one of the best fall desserts! A pillowy soft and tender pumpkin cake is covered with a rich cream cheese filling then rolled, chilled and sliced for a gorgeous eye catching dessert!
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies From Sally’s Baking Addiction. My personal favorite is one that my family always asks me to bring to Thanksgiving every year. Something about this pumpkin and chocolate mixture is just heavenly! I actually like to use milk chocolate chips instead of semi sweet chips like most recipes call for.
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies
Omitting the egg, using melted butter, and blotting the pumpkin guarantee these pumpkin cookies taste like our favorite chewy chocolate chip cookies with brilliant pumpkin spice flavor.
