Thanksgiving Recipes for Veggies?
First of all, Happy Thanksgiving to everyone who has taken the time to read this blog!
We are going on the 5th year of sharing recipes and food adventures here on Feast Everyday, and I really appreciate everyone who has participated or followed the blog.
I am finding myself relying on the Recipe Index more and more to look up the recipes we use frequently or ingredients needed for holiday meals while I am shopping.
This Thanksgiving I am using
But this year I am still stuck on what vegetables to make --- which don't either take up my oven while the turkey is still cooking --- or interfere with gravy making on the stove top.
I usually roast brussel sprouts because Tom loves them so much, and sauté another like glazed carrots for color. But they are a hassle to do with everything else going on.
Ideally, I'd like a vegetable (or two) which I could pre-cook, at least partially, and then reheat in the microwave, or keep warm on a hot plate.
Any suggestions?????
B
Also, while you are cooking this year, please think about taking a photo (cell phone ones are fine) and sharing some of your favorites with us.
We are going on the 5th year of sharing recipes and food adventures here on Feast Everyday, and I really appreciate everyone who has participated or followed the blog.
I am finding myself relying on the Recipe Index more and more to look up the recipes we use frequently or ingredients needed for holiday meals while I am shopping.
This Thanksgiving I am using
- Chris's mother's Apple Pie
- Pumpkin Chocolate Chip muffins, minis for the kiddos
- Mrs. King's lasagne for the night before
- Grandma Hall's bread stuffing
- Cranberry Orange Sauce
- Ann's Ultimate Pumpkin Pie (maybe --- I might just stick to the basic - this one is hard to pull off well--
- plus the usual suspects, like mashed potatoes, and a green salad
But this year I am still stuck on what vegetables to make --- which don't either take up my oven while the turkey is still cooking --- or interfere with gravy making on the stove top.
I usually roast brussel sprouts because Tom loves them so much, and sauté another like glazed carrots for color. But they are a hassle to do with everything else going on.
Ideally, I'd like a vegetable (or two) which I could pre-cook, at least partially, and then reheat in the microwave, or keep warm on a hot plate.
Any suggestions?????
B
Also, while you are cooking this year, please think about taking a photo (cell phone ones are fine) and sharing some of your favorites with us.