Sometimes it seems like everyone is caught up in the hype for Halloween before going straight to Christmas. It’s important to take a break, however, and focus on the holiday of Thanksgiving. While there are many things to love about the holiday, from spending time with family to football games, no one can deny how great the food is. Here are the top 10 Thanksgiving dishes.

10. Sweet Potatoes: The perfect mix of sweet and savory, it’s no wonder that sweet potatoes are a go to for many. Plus, they are one of the most versatile foods on the Thanksgiving menu. They’re great in casseroles or when combined with other classic dishes.

9. Apple Pie: There is nothing more American than apple pie. This holds true on Thanksgiving especially, with a delicious crust and sweet apples.

8. Stuffing: There’s no side more popular than stuffing. Some stuff theirs inside turkey and some do not, but there’s no denying it’s a flavorful addition to any Thanksgiving menu.

7. Mac and Cheese: While not as classic as many other Thanksgiving foods, it seems like mac and cheese won’t be going anywhere. It’s gooey and cheesy and a dish that everyone always loves.

6. Cornbread: Even though cornbread crumbles very easily, that almost makes it taste better. A little bit of sweetness goes a long way with this staple, especially when incorporated with other foods.

5. Cranberry Sauce: The taste of good cranberry sauce is inseparable from the start of the holiday season. It tastes great when canned, even if nothing can beat when it’s homemade with fresh berries.

4. Dinner Roles: Nothing rounds out a Thanksgiving plate quite like an extra roll or two. They taste so good when fluffy, hot, and even when slightly burnt.

3. Mashed Potatoes: Combined with gravy or other toppings, it’s hard to think of a more tasty dish than mashed potatoes. It’s a simple food that always turns out great.

2. Turkey: Turkey is the face of the holiday, plain and simple. Going back to those first Thanksgiving dinners centuries ago until today, it’s hard to imagine the day being the same without a roasted turkey.

1.Pumpkin Pie: For anyone with a sweet tooth, pumpkin pie will come out on top as the greatest Thanksgiving dish. It’s the perfect final dessert to finish off a long Thanksgiving meal.

As you go into Thanksgiving break, don’t forget what the holiday is for. Catch up on lost time with loved ones, stay thankful, and eat some amazing food.