Made by Southern Hands: Mail-Order Thanksgiving

From Georgia

Merrilily Gardens jellies out of Woodstock, add a sweet or spicy touch to a meal. $7 each; merrililygardens.com

From Missouri

Serve Forever Herbs’ Cranberry Jalapeno Compote from Kansas City, over cream cheese for an instant app. Or try it in place of your traditional cranberry sauce. $9; foreverherbs.com

From West Virginia

Sweet and smooth Ordinary Evelyn’s Apple Butter is handmade in Beckley, one batch at a time over a kitchen stove. $5.25; tamarackwv.com

From Greensboro

Anna Mae Southern Bread Co.’s Sweet Potato & Molasses Rolls of Greensboro deliver made-from-scratch flavor out of an adorable letterpress package. $6; annamaebreads.com

From Oklahoma

Feel free to remove the packaging and claim a pecan pie from Oklahoma City’s Pioneer Pies as your own. $32; pioneerpies.com

From Kentucky

Serve up Princeton-made Col. Bill Newsom’s Aged Kentucky Country Ham on a small biscuit as a pre-Thanksgiving dinner app (to help keep the hands of your nibbling family members off your beautiful turkey). $6/lb; newsomscountryham.com

From Texas

Rich and juicy with the right amount of spice, a turkey from Greenberg Smoked Turkey, Inc., out of Tyler tackles the main event—giving you more time to focus on the beloved sides. $28-$67; gobblegobble.com

From Virginia

Kick off the festivities with a mimosa made with Thibaut-Janisson’s Virginia Fizz out of Afton. $21; tjwinery.com

From Kentucky

With hints of dried figs and butterscotch, Colonel E.H. Taylor, Jr. Single Barrel from Frankfort is a calming armchair companion for the T-Day football rivalry games. $60; buffalotrace.com