What foods would be good at a Thanksgiving Dinner?

Try Foods without things that people could be allergic to. And stay definitely away from nuts and peanut butter ( I know they aren't usually in Thanksgiving Dinners but still) Also try new things that you've never tried but friends or family say taste good. Try Cranberry Sauce, Ham, Corn, Rice, Yam, and more. Also google "Common Thanksgiving foods and recipes" Hope I helped.

You should try my Sweet Potato recipe. It's super easy and absolutely to die for! You'll be a huge success even if there are 6 other dishes of sweet potatoes. your's will be the best! http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/9112327/easy_holiday_sweet_potatoes.html?cat=22

You can steam carrots, add a little honey, rosemary and ginger. They're awesome, easy and different.

Mashed Potatoes, salad, Ham, Cranberry sauce , carrots, macaroni W/ cheese, Stuffing ETC!

Boneless turkey breasts (skin on) (stuffed or not) would probably be easier to cook and serve. For sides, mashed sweet potatoes or candied yams, pureed rutabaga (yellow turnips) or roasted butternut squash, sauteed brussel sprouts and chestnuts or hazelnuts. Sausage, Apple and Cornbread dressing. Jellied Cranberry mold. Nuts would be the allergy food to watch out for, so have a few cans of jellied plain or whole cranberry sauce in reserve. If your expecting vegetarians, ask one of them to make a main dish and be sure to have a large salad. Although most sides will work for vegetarians, unless they don't eat dairy. A simple pasta dish, like penne with a simple marinara (meatless) sauce is filling and works for most people, unless they are allergic tomatoes. You really can't worry about everyone, but it is nice of you to try.

Everyone in my family expects the cheesy potatoes. Without them, I might get maimed. haha. Heres the recipe. http://allrecipes.com/personalrecipe/62482241/cheesy-potatos-hammer-style/detail.aspx I'm alergic to nothing! Thank the Lord!

I have an allergy for nuts so try to avoid stuffing the turkey with it. Cranberry sauce, green beans, dinner rolls, stuffing, pie, corn (whole or sliced), gravy, salad. This list is making me hungry

brown sugar or honey ham scalloped potatoes(aka cheesy baked potatoes) roasted tomatoes and zucchini baked beans(i like to add brown sugar sometimes bacon while they cook for flavor) potato salad deviled eggs sweet potatoes w/ candied pecans green beans and sauteed onions dinner rolls or even better is buttered crissants cornbread dressing mixed green salad with balsamic(or cranberry) vinaigrette

I would personally suggest green beans, gravy, stuffing, squash, ham, cranberry sauce, rolls or bread, and maybe some pumpkin pie.