Of course, when you think of Thanksgiving desserts, you're going to think of pie. And while we're huge pie fans here at Country Living, there are also tons of other delicious options out there! To help make the last bites of the meal as memorable as possible, we’ve lined up some of our favorite Thanksgiving sweets. This list includes everything from cakes to cookies, cheesecakes, cobblers, and more! And plenty of pie.
Pumpkin puree gives these sweet, holiday spiced cookies a light, airy quality that makes them hard to stop munching on. But it's the glaze—topped with a touch of candied ginger—that makes them truly irresistible.
With a little chocolate "cap," these treats are great for a dessert or snack—but they're cute enough to be a giftable take-home treat for dinner party guests or holiday neighbors!
Nothing beats homemade pumpkin pie for a festive Thanksgiving treat! We've taken our best, easy pie recipe and added a thin, crunchy layer of burnt sugar to the top of pie for a little extra flair. It's easy to do! All you need is some sugar and a simple kitchen torch.
Pairing tangy cranberries and orange liqueur, this crowd-pleaser features an intricate, cozy sweater-like crust. It's perfect for a cozy Thanksgiving evening!
Naturally sweet and flavorful, delicious sweet potatoes are easy to cook, easy to purée, and make a simply astounding sweet dessert. Topped with toasty marshmallow? Well. This is the fall flavor combination we deserve.
Chocolate? Fruit? When it comes to pie, why choose? The bright tart cranberry is tempered by dark fudge in this absolutely decadent holiday pie. Make it for Thanksgiving. Make it for Christmas. Make it because you can't stop eating slices.
This gooey Southern treasure is a delight for fans of chocolate. Make this easy pie for your next holiday party — and make plenty of coffee to go with it!
Inspired by Woodruff’s Pie Shop in Monroe, Virginia, a family-owned café where the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. Their apple pie is renowned, including this handy eat-on-the-go version. A hint of lemon renders a fruity filling that tastes as crisp as a sun-dappled afternoon.
The surprisingly complex combination of sweet, tart, and just a touch bitter gives this pie a grow-up flavor that is hard to stop eating. Meyer lemons offers a sweet flavor that goes perfect with a scoop of ice cream!
This sweet dessert is a stunning step up from your standard Thanksgiving pie. Apples cook in a homemade caramel sauce, and then bake until the crust is golden brown.
This simple slab pie will give your Thanksgiving guests the salty-sweet dessert of their dreams: salted caramel packed with snacky cocktail peanuts for a dessert that's just about as rich as you could hope for.
Like a giant cider donut, this sweet cake is dangerously delicious. Put this bundt out when Thanksgiving guests come over, and watch slice after slice disappear.
We love this simple twist on a classic Thanksgiving pie! Brown butter pairs with a mix of baking apples in this double-crust dish to evoke a nostalgic, caramel apple-like flavor.
Lovers of the classic cake take note: Now you can have it in pie form at Thanksgiving. This version—deconstructed with a chocolate crust—takes the cake.
Psst: Pumpkin isn't the only winter squash that makes a great Thanksgiving pie. In fact, we dare say that butternut's super flavorful version does a better job of it.