Topic: Thanksgiving
Do you always have plenty of extra flour and butter in the kitchen after the pre-Thanksgiving bake-a-thon? Instead of baking yet another pie (4 or 5 have a date with our Thanksgiving table already) try repurposing pie crust and making a festive...
Every year on the fourth Thursday of November we gather around the table with family and friends to give thanks and share a delicious meal (it’s admittedly my favorite meal of the year). At the center of this delicious meal is the star of the show...
The roaster oven is a home cook’s best friend on Thanksgiving Day. Whether you are using it to cook a whole turkey, bake a casserole for a crowd, or keep food warm on a buffet, it allows you to be truly flexible on one of the most hectic...
Whether your family is in the green bean or the broccoli camp when it comes to Thanksgiving casseroles, the odds are at least one (or maybe even both) is on your table. Your first thought is to reach straight for the casserole dish but isn’t your...
No Thanksgiving menu is complete without mashed potatoes. They truly are the ultimate comfort food. This crowd-pleasing side dish can be made in a variety of ways - using the slow cooker, cooked over the stovetop, or even cooked sous vide. ...
Spoiler alert. There is nothing Japanese about this pie. Now that we’ve got that out of the way, I can explain (or attempt to explain) the origins of this pie and why it will always hold a special place in my heart and a spot on my Thanksgiving...
It’s November and it’s time to put Thanksgiving menu planning on the to-do list. Turkey, check, green bean casserole, check. Pumpkin pie, check. But what about the rolls? You are probably tempted to save a little time and pick up a bag of frozen...
When I was young, sweet potatoes were only made one way: peeled, sliced and baked. A little brown sugar, a lot of butter and in the oven they went. Out of all the amazing side dishes at the Thanksgiving table, sweet potatoes were the least popular....
