Share your Friendsgiving recipes and food ideas with thousands of home cooks. We welcome passionate food writers and recipe developers.
Friendsgiving Food Ideas is a growing recipe and food inspiration blog dedicated to helping people plan, cook, and celebrate the ultimate Friendsgiving experience. From show-stopping turkey centerpieces to cozy noodle dinners, crowd-pleasing desserts, and festive drinks — our readers come here for real, tested recipes that work at a real table.
We're always looking for talented food writers, home cooks, recipe developers, and culinary enthusiasts who want to share their knowledge with our community. If you love food, have something valuable to teach, and write in a way that makes cooking feel approachable and fun — we'd love to hear from you.
Every month, our site reaches tens of thousands of readers actively searching for Friendsgiving menu ideas, holiday recipes, and cooking tips. A guest post here means real exposure, a quality backlink, and the opportunity to connect with a highly engaged audience of home cooks.
We publish guest posts across all of our core recipe categories. To be considered, your submission must fit naturally within one of the following topic areas:
Roasted, smoked, brined, spatchcocked, or leftover turkey ideas. Anything that puts the bird at the center of a Friendsgiving table.
Hearty mains, casseroles, roasts, and crowd-pleasing dishes perfect for feeding 8–20 people at a gathering.
Pasta, ramen, fried rice, soba, and any noodle or grain-based dish that brings something unique to the Friendsgiving spread.
Morning-of brunch recipes, cocktails, mocktails, seasonal drinks, and anything that keeps guests happy from morning to midnight.
Starters, snacks, pies, cakes, puddings, and sweets — recipes that open and close the Friendsgiving feast perfectly.
We also welcome how-to guides, ingredient spotlights, meal planning tips, and Friendsgiving hosting advice — as long as they're relevant to our audience and genuinely useful.
To keep the quality high for our readers and ensure your post gets the best chance of being accepted, please review these guidelines carefully before submitting.
To save us both time, please do not submit the following:
Your post will be published on a site with active monthly traffic, especially during the Friendsgiving and holiday season when search volume spikes.
Earn a do-follow backlink to your site from a food niche blog with strong topical authority — a genuine SEO benefit.
Our readers are home cooks who are actively planning gatherings and looking for exactly the kind of content you create.
All accepted guest posts are shared on our Pinterest account, giving your recipe additional social exposure and organic traffic potential.
Ready to contribute? Follow these steps to get your article in front of our editorial team:
Make sure your topic and content meet all the requirements listed on this page before reaching out.
Email us at [email protected] with the subject line "Guest Post Pitch: [Your Topic]". Include your proposed title, a 2–3 sentence summary of the article, and links to 2–3 writing samples.
We review all pitches and respond within 5–7 business days. If we're interested, we'll confirm and give you a deadline. Due to volume, we can only respond to pitches that are a good fit.
Once confirmed, send your full draft as a Google Doc with editing access. Include your author bio (2–3 sentences), your author photo, and all images as separate high-resolution files.
Our team will review, lightly edit for style and clarity, and schedule your post for publication. We'll notify you when it goes live so you can share it with your audience.
We're excited to hear your ideas and welcome great food writing to our community. Send your pitch today — we read every email personally.
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