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Pulled Pork Sliders With Garlic Aioli

If you’re stuck on what to bring to a tailgate, you can’t go wrong with pulled pork. Make a quick yummy aioli to serve on the side for a different twist on the classic. (via Stuck on Sweet)

Buffalo Blue Cheese Fried Chicken Sliders with Sweet Pickle Slaw

Sliders are a great way for everyone to have a burger while still getting to sample all the other goodies. These are topped with spicy buffalo sauce, blue cheese, and sweet pickle slaw! (via The Original Dish)

Beer Battered Buffalo Shrimp Sliders

Beer in the batter? Check. Spicy AF? Check. These zesty buffalo shrimp sliders are sure to cause quite the stir at your tailgate. (via Tidy Mom)

Mini Chicken and Waffle Sliders

Chicken and waffles are a southern staple, so these mini sliders would be welcome anywhere below the Mason-Dixon line. Who are we kidding? *Anyone* would be happy to have these before a big game. (via Kim’s Cravings)

Beer and Bourbon Barbecue Chicken Sliders

Beer, bourbon AND barbecue? Now that’s a trio you can’t refuse! Pile your chicken BBQ on top of a toasted bun and add a couple slices of thick dill pickles to finish it off. (via Averie Cooks)

Chili-Cheese Sliders

If there’s one dish that screams football, it’s chili. Make it portable and easy to eat by turning it into a cheesy slider. (via Lisa G Cooks)

Cranberry Asiago Turkey Sliders

If your tailgate is in the middle of the day, these bistro-style asiago turkey sliders are perfect for lunch. Serve them up with a crockpot full of soup and you’ll have a bunch of happy, full bellies. (via Will Cook for Smiles)

Ham and Cheese Sliders

If you’ve never had these sliders, where have you been? Everyone loves them and they’re basically Pinterest royalty, so you know that they’re a safe bet no matter what. (via Averie Cooks)

Nashville Hot Chicken Sliders

Between college football and pro football, Tennessee is a huge tailgating state. Impress everyone with one of Nashville’s signature dishes by making these crispy hot chicken sliders. (via My Modern Cookery)

Avocado Bun Sliders

Carb watchers, here’s your slider. You may have to eat it with a fork, but it’s SO worth it. (via Brit + Co)

Crockpot Meatball Sliders

The slow cooker makes preparing these sliders a breeze. Transfer the whole thing to your tailgate and everyone can make their own as they’re ready to eat. (via Chelsea’s Messy Apron)

Meatloaf Sliders With Frizzled Onions

Meatloaf is *such* a comforting meal, and now you can have it in slider form and topped with onion rings, no less. Just don’t forget to make extra frizzled onions to eat on the side. (via How Sweet It Is)

Cheesy Party Burgers

These sliders have everything you want in a burger in a more travel-friendly package. They’re buttery, cheesy and full of spice — what more could you ask for? (via Kevin & Amanda)

Philly Cheesesteak Sliders

Philly cheesesteaks are normally large and in charge. This tiny version has all of the same components in one tiny slider. They’re perfect for a Philadelphia Eagles tailgate. (via Cooking for Keeps)

Pork Sliders With Grilled Pineapple

Pork and pineapple go together like a way more delicious peas and carrots. Stir together mayo, mustard and honey for a quick and delicious topping. (via Salt and Lavender)

Gingery Steak and Brie Sliders with Balsamic Cranberry Sauce

Cranberry sauce is typically reserved for Thanksgiving dinner recipes, but there's no harm in adding it to these gingery steak and brie sliders! Once you blend ingredients like Worcestershire sauce, minced garlic and ginger together, you'll be on your way to quick bites of Heaven. (via Half Baked Harvest)

Slow Cooker Reuben Sliders

Start these babies off by slow cooking your corned beef in the crockpot. Once you’ve done that and thinly sliced the meat, the rest is easy peasy and everyone will be asking who made the Reuben sliders. (via Land O Lakes)

Pizza Sliders

When you love pizza as much as we do, the idea of eating it in slider form is beyond exciting. We'll take 20 of these cute sandwiches please! (via Two Peas & Their Pod)

Easy Taco Sliders

This taco meets slider hybrid is the most genius combo we’ve seen in a while. Who needs a taco shell when you can have a warm buttery dinner roll instead? (via Sugar & Soul)

Grilled Veggie Sliders With Goat Cheese and Roasted Red Pepper Vinaigrette

Veggie sliders don’t have to be boring. These are packed full of vegetables, whipped herbed goat cheese and topped with a sweet red pepper vinaigrette. Even the die-hard meat eaters will devour these. (via How Sweet It Is)

Roasted Garlic Lasagna Boats

This great make-ahead meal looks pretty darn cute when it’s finished. You’re guests will leave satisfied and impressed that you were able to whip up such a fancy meal. Don’t worry, your secret is safe with us. (via Half Baked Harvest)

Pad Thai

Now you can eat as much pad thai as you want and not feel bad about it. You won’t even notice the difference. Go on, try it and see for yourself. (via Lexi’s Clean Kitchen)

“Pasta” and Sauce

Pick a sauce and dig in. Heck, you can even eat all three and no one would blame you. (via Brit + Co)

Quinoa and Parmesan Fritters

Fry up full-sized fritters and serve alongside a garden salad for a full meal, or make smaller patties for totally poppable bite-sized appetizers. (via Julia’s Album)

Skinny Baked Shrimp Scampi

Made with only two tablespoons of butter, this dish is both healthy and delish. It’s also easy to throw together during the week, but still decadent enough for a weekend dinner party served alongside a good bottle of white wine. (via Pineapple and Coconut)

Gremolata

This bright and beautiful gremolata is chocked full of lemon zest, garlic and chopped herbs. Toss it with a few fresh tomatoes and you’re good to go. (via A Family Feast)

Spinach, Tomato and Goat Cheese

When cut in half lengthwise, this squash makes two perfectly cute (and edible) bowls. Use it to your advantage and stuff that baby with spinach, tomatoes and creamy goat cheese. Top it all off with roasted seeds for extra crunch. (via BS’ in the Kitchen)

Roasted With Chickpeas and Kale

Slow-roasted spaghetti squash strands are tossed with olive oil, rosemary, garlic and lemon before colliding with sauteed kale and chickpeas for a meal packed with flavor and protein. (via Love and Lemons)

Asparagus Quiche

Use the squash in a totally unexpected way, like the crust for this asparagus quiche. It might just be better than the real thing. (via Tasty Kitchen)

Avocado and Egg Boats

Baked egg and avocado take this already delicious squash to a whole other level. It might look fancy, but if you can crack an egg you can definitely handle this one. (via iFoodreal)

Garlic and Herbs

Take a step back and go with simply classic flavors like toasted pine nuts and fresh parsley. The point isn’t to cover up the taste of the squash, but to make it shine. (via Pinch of Yum)

Burrito Bowls

Okay, so it might not be Chipotle, but if you’re going to eat squash you might as well stuff it with beans and smother it in melty Mexican cheeses. (via Making Thyme for Health)

Spinach and Artichoke Alfredo

In the mood for something warm and comforting but still want to fit into your skinny jeans tomorrow? You’ll be able to have seconds with this easy-peasy recipe. (via Taste and Tell)

Curried and Stuffed

If tofu isn’t your thing, substitute it out for boneless chicken breast. Either way you won’t be disappointed. (via Vegetarian Times)

Spaghetti Squash Lasagna

Spaghetti Squash Lasagna is one of my favorite Italian meals ever! Think of the flavor of lasagna in a low-carb, gluten-free, diet-friendly disposable hot bowl of cheesy goodness! There’s not much more to think about. If you haven’t tried spaghetti squash in place of spaghetti yet, this is a great way to start! (via Feel Good Foodie)

Buffalo Chicken

The saying must be true. You can really put Frank’s Red Hot Sauce on everything. (via Sweet Treats and More)

Pasta Primavera

Make this pasta with shrimp, chicken or both if you’re feeling extra crazy. Just make sure there’s more than enough to go around. You’ll thank us later. (via Lexi’s Clean Kitchen)

Maple Syrup and Shallots

If there’s someone we trust when it comes to comfort food, it’s The Pioneer Woman. And if she says it’s good, then that’s the end of it. (via The Pioneer Woman)

Enchilada Stuffed

Guess what? Cutting this squash in half widthwise makes for a deeper bowl with room for MORE filling. This versatile recipe can be made vegan, vegetarian, or with chicken (or ground beef) for all you meat lovers. Be sure to make room in your weekly dinner rotations for this bad boy. (via Feasting at Home)

Twice Baked

This one takes a bit of time… but good things come to those who wait, right? It’s safe to say that this squash is twice as delicious. (via A Sweet Life)

Madewell The Elsie Mary Jane Flat

Mahogany brown suede and a pointed toe make these Mary Janes stick out in the best way. Madewell never misses, and their shoes are no exception. Not a fan of brown? This pair also comes in timeless black and bright ember. Style them with cropped jeans and a slouchy sweater for the perfect early fall look.

Madden Girl Women's Tutu Ballet Flat

For a classic version of the Mary Jane at an unbeatable price — literally $40 — this pair from Madden Girl is perfect. With a short heel to give you some height and a patent leather finish that adds a shine, you’ll wear these MJs all fall. The variety of colors – think bold red, chic silver, soft blush, warm brown, and classic black – makes it easy to match any fall wardrobe. These are perfect for adding a touch of vintage flair to your everyday outfits.

Old Navy Mary Jane Square-Toe Ballet Flats

Old Navy’s version of the classic Mary Jane is, well, classic. The flat silhouette, complete with an elastic strap over the top of the foot, makes for an ultra-comfortable shoe that’s great for all-day wear. I’m loving the blush pink shade...and may already have these in my cart as we speak!

Coach Angelina Mary Jane

I am such a fan of Coach and its recent rebrand. Their purses are perfection, and it seems their shoes are too. This pair of Mary Janes is so gorgeous, with a unique heel and Coach-branded buttons. Available in ruby (how cute!), black, and white, I am tempted to get all three pairs. Switch up your OOTN with a pair of heeled Mary Janes for a fun and trendy look.

J.Crew Factory Mary Jane flats

J.Crew Factory has nailed the fall palette with their burgundy Mary Jane Flats. With gold hardware on the buckle, this pair feels slightly elevated and looks way more expensive than it is. Not into burgundy? J. Crew Factory offers silver croc and plain black, making them versatile enough to match any fall wardrobe.

Sézane Elodie Mary Janes

I would be remiss not to mention the most beautiful pair of Mary Janes I have ever seen, courtesy of Sézane. Their version comes with three adjustable straps, gold finish on the buckles, leather lining, and a perfect heel — 2 inches. This gorgeous pair comes in a variety of colors: black, garden green, taupe, and more.

Gap Leopard Ballet Flats

Obsessing over leopard print? You’re not alone. Gap answered our spotted prayers with this pair of Mary Jane ballet flats. Perfect for adding a bit of spice to any outfit, these shoes would work well in the office or out and about. Definitely adding these to my cart!

Open Edit Desi Mary Jane Mesh Flat

Mesh shoes were all the rage this summer, but don’t expect the trend to go away so soon. Open Edit combined mesh and Mary Janes and this shoe was born. Perfect for those warmer fall days, and available in black and ivory. Try them with a flowy dress for a warm fall afternoon, or pair them with cropped jeans and a long coat as the temperatures drop.

Sam Edelman Miranda Mary Jane Flat

Want a mesh option that isn’t as open? Sam Edelman has you covered. This pair — with the mesh, chunky gold details, contrasting cap toe and lining — could never be basic. This unique pair is a little sexy, which doesn’t usually come to mind with Mary Janes.

Coach Winley Mary Jane

Another win from Coach, but this time, on the flatter side. This pair of MJs feel more classic, with a very low heel and double straps. Don’t worry — these still have the adorable Coach-branded buttons. I’m eyeing the Merlot and Chalk for fall. Pair them with a plaid skirt and a chunky cardigan for a preppy fall vibe, or wear them with jeans and a button-down for casual sophistication.

Dr. Martens Bethan Polished Smooth Leather Platform Shoes

When I heard Doc Martens made a Mary Jane, I didn’t know what to expect. Doc Martens’ take is a bold statement piece for anyone looking to take part in the trend, but in their own way. With a chunky platform and polished leather, these shoes are perfect for making a standing out.