| CRANBERRYSAUCE | Food that is a traditional accompaniment to turkey (9,5) |
| CRANBERRY | Northern hemisphere plant bearing small fruit - the sauce made from them is a traditional accompaniment to turkey |
| NOSHOW | Food that is a source of discomfort! One keeps away (2-4) |
| SOYSAUCE | A liquid condiment that is a traditional accompaniment to sushi (3,5) |
| HOLLANDAISE | Sauce that is a traditional accompaniment to asparagus (11) |
| APPLESAUCE | A puree of stewed Bramleys or other cookers as a traditional accompaniment to roast pork or goose; or, 1920s slang for balderdash, nonsense, rhubarb or rubbish (5,5) |
| GREMOLATA | Italian garnish or dressing made with chopped parsley, grated lemon zest and garlic, a traditional accompaniment to osso bucco (9) |
| BREADSAUCE | Milk thickened with crumbs as a traditional accompaniment to poultry or game (5,5) |
| APRICOTS | Fruit that is a traditional feature in Mallorcan gastronomy, the best reputed to come from the area around Porreres where a fair in the fruit's honour forms part of the town's Sant Joan fiestas (8) |
| BELL | Member of the Bloomsbury Group who painted Christmas Decorations and shared her married surname in question with a chiming or jingling campana that is a traditional symbol of Noel or Christmas-tide (4 |
| MAPLESYRUP | Sweet, sticky brown liquid that is a traditional topping for pancakes (5,5) |
| COOMB | Traditional accompaniment to bill doctor added to valley (5) |
| STUFFING | Eating large quantities of accompaniment to turkey |
| REDCURRANT | ___ jelly, accompaniment to turkey (10) |
| LEEK | Vegetable that is a traditional ingredient with potatoes, onions and cream in vichyssoise soup (4) |
| TOMATO | Salad component that is a traditional topping for the Italian toasted bread bruschetta (6) |
| WINGIT | Improvise with gin mixed with a traditional accompaniment (4,2) |
| BRANDY | Traditional accompaniment to Christmas pudding (6,6) |
| BUTTER | Traditional accompaniment to Christmas pudding (6,6) |
| MUSHYPEAS | Traditional accompaniment to fish and chips |