This Year's Thanksgiving Trend: Let's Hasselback Everything

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By Heath Goldman

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Published Oct 16, 2017

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He Needs Food

We’re guessing you’ve heard of hasselback potatoes, but did you know you can give other fruits and veggies the same fancy-looking treatment? Cutting the accordion-like shape takes no time at all—seriously—and all of those crevices are designed to catch toppings and sauce. So skip the boring green beans and take your turkey day game up a notch with one (or all) of these recipes.

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PHOTO: LIZ ANDREW/STYLING: ERIN MCDOWELL

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Cheese and Bacon Baked Potatoes

Let’s start with the basics.

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Notes of Bacon

2.

Hasselback Sweet Potatoes

Topped with plenty of crispy garlic breadcrumbs.

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Seasons and Suppers

3.

Maple Pecan Hasselback Butternut Squash

So seasonal.

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Kevin is Cooking

4.

Baked Hasselback Apples

Easier than apple pie.

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He Needs Food

5.

Hasselback Potatoes with Beetroot & Pepperberry Salt

The prettiest tubers we ever did see.

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Good Cook

6.

Grilled Garlic Bacon Dill Hasselback Bread

This might be better than stuffing.

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With Salt and Pepper

7.

Greek Hasselback Potato Gratin

With plenty of extra-virgin olive oil, lemon juice and feta.

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Food Deco

8.

Szechuan Spicy Eggplant

Anything but boring.

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From a Chef’s Kitchen

9.

Roasted Hasselback Beets with Dill Dressing

Swap ’em in for that green bean casserole that never gets eaten.

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Lexis Clean Kitchen

10.

Hasselback Pear Crumbles

So elegant.

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Food Editor

From 2017 to 2019 Heath Goldman held the role of Food Editor covering food, booze and some recipe development, too. Tough job, eh?