From Apartment Therapy → December Maker Talk: What’s Out & What’s In!
Thanksgiving is a little over a week away — do you have your menu planned? Whether you’re hosting this year, or have been asked to make a dish for a potluck Thanksgiving, we have 30 essential recipes that cover the classics and also offer something a little new.
You can make classic mashed potatoes, or brighten them up with a surprise vegetable. You can bake a classic pumpkin pie, just like Grandma’s, or spice it up with extra ginger and a graham crust. Green bean casserole, or green beans with lemony almond topping? Take your pick; we have all the essentials you need for a classic holiday, and a few new ideas that will bring an extra dash of delicious to your Thanksgiving celebration.
4.17 / 5 Stars | 26 Reviews
by Meredith
“Pineapple tidbits, raisins and grated carrot are mixed with sweetened pineapple yogurt and chilled before serving this salad for six.”
Recently I’m discovering that I have an appreciation for the bitter flavors: almost unsweetened chocolate, endives and radicchio, Campari, even molasses and certain olives. Certain beers, too. What once used to make my sweet tooth recoil is now interesting, complex, cleansing.
How absolutely odd and delightful!
4.08 / 5 Stars | 11 Reviews
by Michael Deborah
“Eat to your heart’s content the day after and/or freeze in several units. Take out of the freezer, and heat in the zapper or in a double boiler. Enjoy that T-Day turkey until New Year’s. Despite the name it is a really great soup that my sister friend shared with me. Guess what her name is! Originally submitted to ThanksgivingRecipe.com.”
When planning this year’s Thanksgiving Gathering, we decided to try something a little different and host this party outdoors — California-style! Here’s the story (and all the resources) for a bright, colorful Thanksgiving —wherever you are.
Click through for all the recipes, too, from a grilled turkey to Zuni-inspired bread stuffing, and pecan pie bars to pumpkin slab pie.
4.41 / 5 Stars | 186 Reviews
by KCORONA
“Turkey kielbasa, spinach, and lentils are combined to yield a hearty soup.”