The Most Popular Thanksgiving Recipes in Each State

November 13th, 2019, 07:25 pm

The Most Popular Thanksgiving Recipes in Each State

It’s almost that time of the year again where we spend time with our families for a Thanksgiving feast, followed almost immediately by Black Friday sales that night. Put on your favorite eating pants and let’s see what’s the most popular savory and sweet recipes in your state, according to Google Trends.

Unsurprisingly, roasted turkey was the most commonly searched savory recipe in the U.S. (taking the top spot in nine states) while pumpkin pie and brownies tied for the number one dessert.

Alabama
Savory: Sweet potato casserole
Sweet: Pecan pie

Alaska
Savory: Yams
Sweet: Pumpkin cheesecake

Arizona
Savory: Salad
Sweet: Pumpkin pie

Arkansas
Savory: Dressing
Sweet: Pecan pie

California
Savory: Yams
Sweet: Pumpkin pie

Colorado
Savory: Mashed potatoes
Sweet: Pumpkin pie

Connecticut
Savory: Roasted turkey
Sweet: Apple fritters

Delaware
Savory: Roasted turkey
Sweet: Pumpkin cheesecake

Florida
Savory: Roasted turkey
Sweet: Pumpkin cheesecake

Georgia
Savory: Honey-baked ham
Sweet: Sweet potato pie

Hawaii
Savory: Turkey gravy
Sweet: Brownies

Idaho
Savory: Green bean casserole
Sweet: Pumpkin cheesecake

Illinois
Savory: Salad
Sweet: Brownies

Indiana
Savory: Corn casserole
Sweet: Brownies

Iowa
Savory: Corn casserole
Sweet: Brownies

Kansas
Savory: Green bean casserole
Sweet: Pumpkin pie

Kentucky
Savory: Deep-fried turkey
Sweet: Apple fritters

Louisiana
Savory: Dressing
Sweet: Pecan pie

Maine
Savory: Roasted carrots
Sweet: Pumpkin chocolate chip cookies

Maryland
Savory: Roasted turkey
Sweet: Sweet potato pie

Massachusetts
Savory: Roasted turkey
Sweet: Brownies

Michigan
Savory: Dressing
Sweet: Brownies

Minnesota
Savory: Salad
Sweet: Brownies

Mississippi
Savory: Dressing
Sweet: Pecan pie

Missouri
Savory: Green bean casserole
Sweet: Pumpkin pie

Montana
Savory: Mashed potatoes
Sweet: Pumpkin pie

Nebraska
Savory: Corn casserole
Sweet: Brownies

Nevada
Savory: Yams
Sweet: Pumpkin cheesecake

New Hampshire
Savory: Roasted carrots
Sweet: Apple fritters

New Jersey
Savory: Roasted turkey
Sweet: Brownies

New Mexico
Savory: Green bean casserole
Sweet: Pumpkin pie

New York
Savory: Salad
Sweet: Brownies

North Carolina
Savory: Sweet potato casserole
Sweet: Sweet potato pie

North Dakota
Savory: Scalloped potatoes
Sweet: Pumpkin pie

Ohio
Savory: Roasted turkey
Sweet: Brownies

Oklahoma
Savory: Deviled eggs
Sweet: Apple fritters

Oregon
Savory: Mashed potatoes
Sweet: Pumpkin pie

Pennsylvania
Savory: Roasted turkey
Sweet: Pumpkin pie

Rhode Island
Savory: Roasted turkey
Sweet: Brownies

South Carolina
Savory: Dressing
Sweet: Sweet potato pie

South Dakota
Savory: Deviled eggs
Sweet: Pumpkin pie

Tennessee
Savory: Sweet potato casserole
Sweet: Pecan pie

Texas
Savory: Dressing
Sweet: Pecan pie

Utah
Savory: Yams
Sweet: Brownies

Vermont
Savory: Salad
Sweet: Apple pie

Virginia
Savory: Roasted turkey
Sweet: Brownies

Washington
Savory: Turkey gravy
Sweet: Pumpkin pie

West Virginia
Savory: Deviled eggs
Sweet: Pumpkin pie

Wisconsin
Savory: Green bean casserole
Sweet: Pumpkin pie

Wyoming
Savory: Deviled eggs
Sweet: Pumpkin pie

ONTD, what’s your favorite Thanksgiving dish?

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I dislike most pies during Thanksgiving. I would give a sweet potato pie a try but it's made with evaporated milk, then it's a NO. Most American pies are too damn sweet.

I don't think I'm doing a proper American Thanksgiving this year and might just get some Chinese duck.

Stuffing all day every day.

Also idk if it's a Maryland thing or a thing in my county in general (super German area) but we have sauerkraut to serve with turkey and it took me until I was like 30 to actually try it because I was so grossed out. It ain't bad.

my mom makes me eat sauerkraut and kielbasa every new years day, we're very Ukrainian if that helps?

That sounds delicious tbh

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My boyfriend's from Silver Spring so I now gotta ask him if he does that lol

i love all kinds of cabbage, but saurekraut is just... ugh. something about it weirds me out. i always have a tiny nibble of it for christmas and that's it.

Panes con chumpe because I'm Salvi

Thanksgiving has been a disaster in different ways every year of my life so I'm not expecting this year to change.

I love turkey and rolls

Also good job Ohio on brownies, my favorite dessert!!!

ew NC would have awful taste.

The only Thanksgiving food I eat is mashed potatoes and gravy lol. Everything else is gross.

lol at NY searching for salad recipes on Thanksgiving

I ain't seen brownies at a Virginia Thanksgiving. wtf. The Florida one is accurate, though.

Edited at 2019-11-14 01:16 pm (UTC)

Same. I've seen a bunch of different pies, but never brownies. Maybe the northern half skewed the results.

Growing up we always had homemade noodles. That would be my overall favorite.

My favorite pie is blackberry pie.

My family is in a middle of a feud (not the game show kind) so idk what I'm doing for Thanksgiving. I might google to see if any restaurants around here are doing anything and maybe see Knives Out the day of.

Alamo in Northern VA is doing a Thanksgiving meal with their movies but I'm not driving out there for that.

There is always Cracker Barrel if you have any near. Or if you have a Mimi's cafe they also do Thanksgiving. Before my mom retired she used to work almost every Thanksgiving as her holiday to work so we ate out a lot for the holiday LOL.

well we do have an obesity problem so this checks out
my husband cooks, not me. he makes his grandmother's dressing, and it's the best thing about thanksgiving.
I make the cranberry sauce lmao, but at least it's homemade!

Stuffing. It's so easy to make I could make it throughout the year but I only ever seem to have it on Thanksgiving lol

My dad's stuffing, which won't ever get made anymore since he's not alive. I attempted to make a version of it last night for Bunco tonight so we'll see. I love green bean casserole as well.

Sweet potato casserole not pie. I'm from North Carolina though we fucking love sweet potatoes.

I wanna make gourmet ruffles for thanksgiving.

chips ?

I've never had green been casserole. It looks disgusting.

I'm weird, but my favorite part is the canned cranberry sauce and the bowl of black olives my parents always have for me because for some reason I needed olives on Thanksgiving?

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