The Fresh Market Veggie Noodles are a healthy and delicious alternative to pasta. They’re colorful, packed with nutrients and perfect in a number of dishes, from cold salads to sautéed sides. Varieties include butternut squash, sweet potato, and zucchini.

Pare down your cutting time with our Pre-Cut Butternut Squash. This seasonal vegetable is fresh, versatile and ready to roast—plus, you don’t have to worry about peeling it or slicing through the tough exterior. These prepped cubes are perfect in our recipe for Orange Maple Glazed Butternut Squash.

It’s no secret that sweet potatoes are a dinner staple. These Pre-Cut Sweet Potatoes are ideal for roasting and mashing and save you time, so you’re one step closer to the first bite. Cook Like A Chef >> Tip from Chef Jarrod: Instead of topping your sweet potatoes with marshmallows, roast them up in a casserole dish loaded with smoky paprika-infused butter and fresh chopped rosemary. Once they become tender, sprinkle them with tangy crumbles of goat cheese and finish under the broiler until the cheese gets soft and melty.

There are few things more delectable than crispy-on-the-outside, tender-on-the-inside roasted Brussels sprouts—especially when they’re cooked with brown sugar and balsamic vinegar for a delightful balance of sweet and tart flavors. Our recipe for Date Glazed Brussels Sprouts with Pancetta and Hazelnuts is simple, addictively good and quick to make. Grab our Halved Brussels Sprouts to make this dish even more stress-free.

Whether you wrap it in prosciutto, bake it into a tart or roast it in the oven, asparagus is always a good choice for a side. These tips have the woody stems removed, so they’re ready to cook. Choose between seasoned and unseasoned asparagus. Try them in our recipe for Roasted Asparagus with Goat Cheese and Hazelnuts.

Candied, glazed, roasted or pureed, carrots make a delicious ingredient in side dishes. We’ve saved you a step with freshly peeled baby carrots, ideal for roasting whole. Try them in our hearty recipe for Maple Harissa Caramelized Carrots with Lemony Yogurt and Feta. We’ve also left the tops intact for a beautiful presentation.

Cooking up a soup, sauce or stew? We’ve done the first step for you! Our house-made blend of chopped carrots, celery and onions is a holiday essential. Keep our Mirepoix (pronounced “meer-pwah”) on hand as an aromatic base for everything from stock to marinade. (Bonus: You won’t have to worry about crying over diced onions in front of your guests.)

Our veggie steamer bags are making holiday side dishes easier than ever. Seasoned with herb butters and spice blends, these veggies steam right in the bag and are ready to serve in 20 minutes or less.

Serve something a little unexpected this Thanksgiving with our easy, vegetarian-friendly stuffing recipe! Fresh, exotic mushrooms add unique, hearty flavors and textures. Bonus: this dish is easy to make ahead!

Try a new twist on a holiday favorite with these sweet, savory curried sweet potatoes. Red curry paste, rich coconut milk and earthy black garlic add complex, unique flavor. Pro Tip: Be heavy-handed with the topping, which includes crushed peanuts, mint and cilantro.

Sweet roasted beets and butternut squash mingle with tangy goat cheese, crunchy pistachios and a tangle of fresh arugula tossed with crisp, white balsamic vinaigrette. To save time for the big meal, roast your veggies and make your dressing in advance, then assemble and serve at room temperature.

Who needs marshmallows? These sweet potatoes are topped with a sweet, salty, addictively good rosemary and bacon crumble. Pecans add a delicious crunch, while fresh rosemary adds a beautifully herbaceous flavor and aroma.

This hearty salad features roasted carrots on a bed of earthy red quinoa and arugula, studded with pumpkin seeds, feta cheese, tart dried cherries and juicy pomegranate seeds. It’s easy to make and oh-so stunning on the plate.