24 Classic Holiday Recipes That Are Almost As Good As What Your Mom Used To Make

Ham is a Christmas classic, especially when it's slathered in a sweet glaze like this one from A Spicy Perspective.

People who don't like brussel sprouts haven't tried roasting them with pancetta, like this Foodie Crush recipe. Honestly 10/10.

Is it really Christmas if you don't have a green bean casserole? No, no it is not, my friend. This version from Mel's Kitchen Cafe bypasses they typical cream of mushroom soup from a can route to step it up a notch.

The Comfort Of Cooking's stuffed pork tenderloin recipe looks complex, but I swear it is so easy! And it will impress your dinner guests, guaranteed.

Sweet and savory stuffing is one of the biggest blessings of the holidays. Brown Eyed Baker has this killer recipe for a sausage, apple, and sage variety that is divine.

This Tori Avey roasted asparagus is so easy and tasty, and adds a bit of color to what is likely to be an otherwise starch-heavy meal.

The topping on Averie Cooks' sweet potato casserole is dessert-worthy. But it also technically includes a serving of vegetables, so I'm in.

So many families swear by roasted turkey as their entree of choice for the holiday. If that's you, try out this deliciously simple The Kitchn recipe.

You really only need cranberries, water, sugar, and orange juice for this Mom On Time Out recipe. Super easy and tasty.

Mashed potatoes at Christmas dinner are a must. Try this version from Natasha's Kitchen.

Cookie And Kate's roasted root vegetables are always a crowd pleaser.

I am so about this Tori Avey roasted duck recipe. Duck is a tasty turkey alternative, and a Christmas classic for families all over the world.

I can honestly say I don't think I have ever tried creamed spinach, but The Kitchn swears by this recipe. I've gotta make it.

Anthony Bourdain is probably the most trustworthy of all cooks. Get his tried-and-true sesame roasted cauliflower on Crepes Of Wrath.

What a festive way to get some fruits and veggies on your plate with this Waldorf salad from A Spicy Perspective.

Prime rib is so intimidating, but Natasha's Kitchen keeps it easy while still making it delicious.

Cheese + potatoes = you can't go wrong. Mel's Kitchen Cafe has the hook up with this tasty recipe.

Broccoli is a divisive veggie, but if you roast them with this The Kitchn recipe, they're sure to please even the pickiest of eaters.

Feta, dried cherries, toasted almonds, and wild rice just may be the best salad combination I have encountered. Good work, Cookie And Kate.

This flavorful and festive butternut squash pilaf from Jelly Toast is a little different and will add some variety to your traditional Christmas meal.

Roasted butternut squash is already one of my favorite parts of Christmas dinner, but then Tori Avey's version takes it to an entirely new level by adding maple syrup, cinnamon, and a dash of cayenne. What more could you ask for?

Anything that you can make in a slow cooker will make your life so much easier, and this Damn Delicious mac and cheese recipe is tasty to boot.

Love And Lemons' roasted citrus beets are so creative while still keeping with traditional holiday flavors. It's vegan, gluten free, and you can even make it a day or two in advance to ease some of the day-of stress.

Fruit cake is totally one of those foods that you either love or hate, but Simply Delicious Food's modern take on the classic is sure to have you coming back for seconds.