What’s On Your Thanksgiving Menu?

Well, it’s nearly that time of year. The time for us all to put on our fat pants and gorge ourselves on turkey and stuffing and cranberry sauce (blech!) and, of course, pumpkin pie. I’m excited.

Things have been hectic around here, so I don’t have a new recipe for you today, but I thought I’d link to a few of the recipes that are going on my Thanksgiving menu and a few that should be on yours. Ready?

sugar and spice nuts

First up, you should definitely consider serving these Candied Roasted Nuts as a little snack for people to munch on while they wait for the turkey to roast. People like nuts. It’s a fact.

plated

If you’re looking for a good dip, you can’t go wrong with this Hot Corn Dip. Even people who don’t like onions (my husband!) eat this one. It’s good stuff. I’ll be making this and I tell you what, people better just stay away from it. It’s mine. All mine.

If you’re feeling adventurous and have a bit of time, these Potato Croquettes are a crowd pleaser and this recipe makes enough to feed an army.

Of course, you can’t have Thanksgiving without Deviled Eggs and my eggs come complete with bacon and cheddar cheese. Please make these. Do it for me.

plated1

If you’re tired of plain ol’ corn, give this Corn with Bacon and Cheddar a try. You won’t be sorry.

scalloped2

However, if you like your corn a little more traditional, you’ll enjoy this Scalloped Corn. I’ll be making Scalloped Corn this year. It’s the right thing to do.

desserts

As for desserts, I’m not going to recommend one. I’m going to recommend ALL of them. There’s raspberry pie, blackberry pie bars, strawberry gallettes, thick and fudgy brownies, cookies of all sorts, and a whole lot more.

Now go get out those fat pants and have a Happy Thanksgiving!

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Comments

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    bunny says:

    Hot damn! The hubs and I are having a little cocktail gathering in a few weeks and I think I will try that hot corn dip. I already had your fudgy brownies on the list for dessert. Any other appetizery foods you would recommend? I am trying to limit hot things to one or two because I have one oven. Also looking for a good alcoholic punch/drink. Ideas??

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    Aliceson says:

    Yum! I’m thinking of making scalloped corn too.

    I made your caramel popcorn for my FIL’s retirement party last night and the giant bowl (a quadruple batch!) was emptied in less than an hour. Fantastic recipe, I may even make another batch for our pre-turkey munchies.

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    Barbara says:

    Unfortunately, I am already in my fat pants! And Thanksgiving is yet to come.
    Love that brownie picture!

    Happy Thanksgiving!

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    monnik says:

    Oh my. I LOVE your blog. Yum.

    That corn/bacon/cheddar dish looks like something I make for almost every school potluck that I go to.

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    Haha… enjoy your thanksgiving; we don’t celebrate thanksgiving here so I can save the fatpants for a few weeks later! Have fun!

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    averagebetty says:

    Happy Thanksgiving! That Hot Corn Dip looks pretty interesting – I bet it is great for football!

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    Cheri says:

    Oh dear.. I should have eaten a bigger lunch.. I’m getting hungry looking at all of this delicous food. Great collection. I hope you have a happy Thanksgiving! :)

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