I’m not sure about you, but when I start planning the menu for any event, I tend to go overboard on the food. I don’t really mean too many leftovers, but more so that I try to make too many different dishes.
My new motto has become “Quality…not Quantity “. When I think of the motto, it reminds me to scratch at least two dishes from the menu. This way I am left with only the favorites, and I can concentrate on making them taste absolutely mouth watering.
This Thanksgiving I have put together a menu, that uses lots of fresh ingredients, many of which can be prepared a little in advance . The recipes are also super simple without giving up any of the taste!
The menu, which will serve ten guests, includes…
Fall Sangria, Pumpkin Bread,
Autumn Pear Salad, Pumpkin Ravioli Soup,
White Wine Herb Roasted Turkey,
Mom’s Cranberry Relish, Sage & Sausage Cornbread Stuffing, Grandma’s Sweet Yams
and Apple Berry Crisp to top it all off!



The Recipes can be found at the links below:
http://randsmeatmarket.com/2014/11/17/fall-sangria/

You can serve extra Peach Brandy on the side for those who prefer to punch it up a bit:) ….Gingerale or lemon lime seltzer for the guests who prefer to take it down a notch! Make it a Happy Thanksgiving!
http://randsmeatmarket.com/2014/11/11/the-butchers-wife-pumpkin-bread-recipe/

Happy Thanksgiving!
http://randsmeatmarket.com/2014/11/17/autumn-pear-salad/

http://randsmeatmarket.com/2014/11/14/pumpkin-ravioli-soup/

http://randsmeatmarket.com/2014/11/14/moms-fresh-cranberry-relish/

http://randsmeatmarket.com/2014/11/12/white-wine-and-fresh-herb-roasted-turkey-recipe/

http://randsmeatmarket.com/2014/11/16/sage-sausage-cornbread-stuffing/

http://randsmeatmarket.com/2014/11/17/grandmas-sweet-yams/


My thoughts are, ask your guests to bring their favorite bottle of liquor or yummy dessert…
Give Thanks for wonderful family and friends:)

One response to “Give Thanks for this Thanksgiving Menu!”
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Have a very Happy Thanksgiving!