Menu Ideas
A Last-Minute Thanksgiving Menu
You've been busy. You've been tired. You've let the days of prepping and chopping and make-ahead-ing pass, and The Big Day, that day that everyone's been talking about (and that you, until now, have been ignoring) is now two days away.
Don't panic.
Here is a full, well-rounded, nobody-will-ever-know Last Minute Thanksgiving Menu: Thanksgiving simplified, condensed, and served up on your finest china. Take a deep breath, head to the grocery store, and get started. We've got your back.
Sage-Candied Walnuts by cristinasciarra
Make these today or tomorrow, and store them in an air-tight container once completely cooled.
Whip this up tomorrow, then store it in the fridge. Then, it's just a simple reheat!
Shaved Brussels Sprout Salad with Red Onion, Lemon and Pecorino by merrill
Shave all of your sprouts the day before, and make your salad dressing. Then, the day-of, all you need to do is slice your onions, crumble your cheese, and toss!
Bacon Bird with Turkey Neck Gravy by aargersi
Who needs to dry-brine when you can wrap your turkey in bacon?
Sweet Potato & Parsnip Mash by hardlikearmour
Make this mash the morning-of, and then reheat!
Canal House's Cranberry-Port Gelee by Genius Recipes
Make this today or tomorrrow and pop it in the fridge. Let your guests ooh and aah when you unmold it.
What We Call Stuffing: Challah, Mushroom and Celery by MrsWheelbarrow
Do your stale-ing and chopping today and tomorrow; then, all you'll need to do is arrange and bake. (And devour.)
Suspiciously Delicious Cabbage by fiveandspice
Slice your cabbage up to two hours before; then simmer this together before serving. Your guests will love the smell, and this is best served piping hot.
Make the crust the day ahead, then mix your filling and bake the tart on The Big Day.
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Tags: thanksgiving, last minute, turkey, holidays











Comments (2)
7 months ago James12
google rank Hello would you mind sharing which blog platform you're using? I'm going to start my own blog soon but I'm having a hard time deciding between BlogEngine/Wordpress/B2evolution and Drupal. The reason I ask is because your layout seems different then most blogs and I'm looking for something unique. P.S Sorry for being off-topic but I had to ask!
7 months ago amanda
Amanda is a co-founder of Food52.
We don't use a blog platform -- the site is built in house. But we hear good things about Wordpress. Good luck, and if we can help you with your Thanksgiving feast, let us know!