You are! Right? Better be.
Did you miss last year's Thanksgiving Meal Plan? Are you upset about it? Don't be! You can read about it {here}.
Finally this year's big feast is upon us.
And I actually feel so well prepared for it.
I've already made the initial grocery store run. The turkey is ready for it's brine bath. The stuffing bread is ready to dry out. The next grocery list is made. This whole organization thing is blissfully disgusting sometimes.
Now all I'm missing is my parents. But it won't be long. Their plane arrives tonight and I couldn't be more excited. For some reason the gap between seeing them in August this year to now seems far bigger than it did last year. It's going to be a week full of feasting, shopping, sightseeing, card playing, and just a whole lot of fun. Do any of you Bostonians have any hidden gem sightseeing spots up your sleeve? You can only walk the freedom trail so many times you know.
So, now you know what I have going on for the week...but what are YOU doing for Thanksgiving? Traveling to different family Thanksgivings? Making your own feast? Going out to dinner? And for everyone not in the U.S., I still want to know what you are up to this week! What's going on in your kitchen?
Just a heads up. You might want to check back later in the week. I might be....I don't know...doing a...giveaway...or uh...something like that. Maybe to show you how thankful I am for you as a reader. I mean...maybe.
Have a great holiday!
The "J. Crew Cocktail" from Bookcooker
Thanksgiving Food and Wine Pairings from YumSugar
Vanilla Pear and Vodka Cocktail from Two Tarts
Slow Cooker Apple Butter Yeast Rolls from A Spicy Perspective
Sweet Potato and Honey Dinner Rolls from How Sweet It Is
Cheesy Winter Squash Muffins from Scarborough Food Fair
World's Best Dinner Rolls from Our Best Bites
Roasted Delicata Squash Salad from 101 Cookbooks
Sweet Potato Soup with Buttered Cashews from Scarborough Food Fair
Momofuku Brussels Sprouts from House to Haus
Spicy Parmesan Green Beans and Kale from Ezra Pound Cake
Roasted Broccoli with Raisin Vinaigrette from Scarborough Food Fair
Garlic and Mushroom Mashed Potatoes from Give Me Flour via A Clove of Garlic, A Pinch of Salt
Hasselback Sweet Potatoes from Babble
Kale and Olive Oil Mashed Potatoes from 101 Cookbooks
Wild Mushroom Gravy from Oh My Veggies
Rosemary Parmesan Sweet Potato from Cookie + Kate
Persimmon & Squaw Bread Stuffing from Spoon Fork Bacon
Dried Prunes and Chestnut Bulgur Stuffing from The Healthy Foodie
Sausage and Artichoke Stuffing from The Meaning of Pie
Skillet Stuffing from Georgia Pellegrini
Sourdough and Mushroom Stuffing from A Sweet Pea Chef
Glazed Ham with Guinness, Mustard, Marmalade and Pineapple Juice from Almost Bourdain
Sweet Potato Ravioli with Kale Pesto from The First Mess
Herb Roasted Turkey Breast from Heather's Dish
Vegetarian Pot Pie from The Curvy Carrot
Turkey Brine from Baked Bree
Vegetable Lasagna from Babble
Maple-Walnut Cranberry Tart from Hungry Rabbit
Bourbon Pumpkin Cheesecake from Scarborough Food Fair
Pumpkin Filled Cream Puffs with Maple Caramel Sauce from Full Fork Ahead
Pear Cardamom Upside Down Cake from Eat, Live, Run
Single Crust Plum and Apple Pie from Smitten Kitchen
Pumpkin Pie from Scarborough Food Fair
If I book my plane ticket now, could I come to your Thanksgiving day meal? *hehe* All the food looks YUMMY! :)
ReplyDeleteThis all DOES look yummy! That picture of the brussel sprouts is mouthwatering. I cannot get enough brussel sprouts this time of year! For Thanksgiving, we have two different family gatherings.. the first is at my house where we do an un-traditional Thanksgiving meal. This year my mom is making her homemade lasagna recipe and I am making a dairy-free stuffed shell recipe. Then we do our more traditional Thanksgiving a few days later. Brussels will definitely be making an appearance :) Have a happy holiday!!
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