I had to estimate this recipe, because Grandma doesn't measure any of this, she just piles it in the pan and bakes it. I hope you enjoy it as much as my family does!!

Submitted by MOMSHAWNA

My family's traditional Thanksgiving & Christmas side dish.
Makes 12-2oz squares (if you cut it right....)

Submitted by FLORIDALARK

Here is a lowfat version of my traditional cornbread dressing. It's fantastic with turkey on Thanksgiving, or a side dish anytime of year.

Submitted by ANEWAY

Submitted by MANDYMC24

This is very close to what my mother used to make. I stuff it into roated bell peppers or acorn squash and serve with a salad.

Submitted by CANEY3

A low-fat, low sodium easy twist on an old family favorite. Just in time for the Holidays.

Submitted by D710DANCE

Delicious and simple gravy

Submitted by KNLRACHEL

This goes with Steph2003's Southern Cornbread Dressing. I don't actually put giblets in it.

Submitted by STEPH2003

Submitted by SCRUNCHIE99

A light version of my fave @ reunions!

Submitted by TAZMOMSGOL

Cream cheese balls with confectioners sugar topping

Submitted by DIRAE2

Crush vanilla wafers in plastic bag.
Mix in Rum, Powdered Sugar and corn syrup until the vanilla wafers are moist
Stir in Chocolate chips and chopped pecans (to taste)

Put in refrigerator several hours or overnight to harden. Then roll into balls about the size of a melon ball and lay out on waxed paper. Sift Powdered sugar over top and roll balls around in excess sugar to fully coat.

Submitted by CTEMPORADO

A lower fat version of our traditional Christmas Breakfast.

Submitted by JOCYMC

Super Simple Side Dish, and if you're a fan of green beans, you'll love it!

Submitted by STEPH2003

My husband's grandmother's cinnamon roll recipe, only healthier. Great for those special occasions like Christmas morning.

Make with rainbow rotini pasta--or even better is a Christmas Tree shaped pasta found in specialty shops. The red and greens are very festive. I use Best Foods Canola Mayonnaise which is half the calories of regular mayo--you could go fat free or olive oil mayo too. I'd like to try it with plain yogurt, but haven't yet.

Submitted by DOITNOWM

Nice side for the holiday meals, Thanksgiving or Christmas.

Submitted by LOISDESK

Originally I found this recipe on Weight Watchers but I've adjusted it slightly and get rave reviews about it every time.

Submitted by 02BFITAGAIN

A lighter version

Submitted by JCHLLM

A nice way to enjoy pumpkin flavored dessert, *if* you left room after all that turkey!

Submitted by CASSIOEPIA

I am not a big pumpkin fan but my grandmas recipie is a hit at parties and tastes awesome!

Submitted by SCULLYFAIRY

WE FIX THIS SALAD EVERY HOLIDAY, IT IS EVEN BETTER THE NEXT DAY

Submitted by LULATRAIL

mmm good, quick and easy

Submitted by SHEBALEDET

Submitted by SISNAMIL