While they’re obviously quite different holidays, for many people both Thanksgiving and Chanukah really have one theme- getting everyone together under one roof. When occasions like this help you keep up a relationship with a second cousin three times removed, then you know it’s all worth the effort.

Coming together around the same table and the same food year after year helps us connect to Thanksgivings past, creating a positive bank of memories. Even if we spend just a few hours with that second cousin, it’s the traditions that keep the relationship going the whole year long. In fact, the same menu is served at nearly all Thanksgiving meals around the country, a tradition as old as the day itself.

Here are all the recipes you’ll need for Thanksgiving, all in one place. If you’re looking for delicious vegetarian options for your Thanksgiving festivities, check out this roundup of more than 30 vegetarian recipes.

CRANBERRY SAUCE

• Cranberry Maple Sauce by Evelyn Marcus Wheeler

• Smoked Turkey Chestnut Challah Stuffing by Chanie Apfelbaum
  Made with Gefen Peeled, Roasted Chestnuts
• Bread Stuffing by Gil Marks