Thanksgiving is one of my favorite Holidays. I love that we can be purposeful about spending time with family, counting our blessings and taking time out of our busy schedules to say thanks! And of course, EAT! 🙂
Ever since the beginning of this week I’ve had thanksgiving on my mind. Well, more specifically, thanksgiving dinner! This year I’m doing all the cooking for Hubby, his parents, possibly my step-daughter and myself. I’ve been looking around for some yummy sounding recipes, and I’ve put together a list of potential dinner options…
Turkey:
2. Cranberry Stuffed Turkey Breast
3. Roasted turkey Breast with Pumpkin Sage Gravy
4. Roast Turkey with Cornbread Stuffing
Sides:
1. Rosemary Mashed Sweet PotatoesÂ
2. Pumpkin Pie Spiced Sweet PotatoesÂ
4. Lightened Cranberry Waldorf Salad
5. Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes
6. Broccoli with Prosciutto and Gruyere Sauce
7. Gluten Free Cornbread Dressing
9. Prosciutto Asparagus Bundles
Dessert:
I’ve got lots of options for dinner to choose from… I’m still a little intimidated by the idea of cooking a big turkey… but I think I can manage 🙂 Whats on your menu for Thanksgiving Dinner?
scottandamanda says
November 8, 2013 at 2:09 pmYum-OH! 🙂 I love all the different choices – you're gonna have a tasty dinner there! We usually have turkey, ham, beans, potato salad, hot rolls, fruit salad, cornbread dressing, and broccoli cheese rice casserole. The desserts are: apple pie, pumpkin pie, chocolate pie, and usually a buttermilk pie. Nothing fancy, but all good eats.
alvinacastro3 says
November 8, 2013 at 2:41 pmI am so loving this! And it will definitively help me on our cooking this month. Ps you just made me very very hungry
Danielle V says
November 8, 2013 at 3:02 pmOkay, I'm totally salivating over here… I can practically smell all the good food now! One of my favorite side dishes that my grandma makes is mashed turnips. I only eat turnips on Thanksgiving, but I can't get enough!
Best,
Danielle http://awriterinlove.blogspot.com
Christie says
November 8, 2013 at 8:56 pmThanks for including my Cranberry Waldorf Salad. You have a wonderful variety of recipes.
Jess says
November 9, 2013 at 5:13 pmAh! This is making me super hungry. I am so excited to pick recipes for Thanksgiving (because I'm not doing the main cooking haha, I can just bring the extra stuff).
Michelle says
November 11, 2013 at 11:36 amAs always, you are a gem for sharing these. We finally decided what we were going to do for Thanksgiving, and now I need to get to making my grocery list. You are a life saver!
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Joy from Yesterfood says
November 11, 2013 at 11:53 amJennifer, I love this roundup- everything you could possibly need for Thanksgiving dinner! We always have the tried and true, "Mom's recipes" meal…but I like to throw in one or two out of the ordinary historical dishes- last year was Indian Corn Pudding. Makes fun conversation pieces!
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Love, Joy