Thanksgiving Menus – Ours and Yours *Giveaway*
Now that we have been doing this for some time, we have quite a few Thanksgiving menus for you to peruse as you put the finishing touches on your plan. Check them out here and then in the comments below let us know what you are cooking this year and enter our contest for a Gel Pro Floor Mat.
Classic Non Dairy Thanksgiving Desserts
Recipes for a Dairy Pre Party on Thanksgiving
A Turkey Schnitzel Thanksgiving for a small crowd
An Alternative Thanksgiving (Especially for Foreigners)
Eight Great Recipes for a Thanksgiving Feast
***Giveaway***
Win this Gel Pro Floor Mat and cook all day long in comfort. Win a 20×36 Basket Weave floor mat valued at $99.95. Use it in your home anywhere you stand for long periods of time. All you have to do is let us know what you are making this Thanksgiving and enter with rafflecopter, more ways to enter there too.
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Turkey, cranberry sauce, mashed cauliflower potatoes, sweet potatoes with marshmallows like you’re making and pumpkin pie!! Maybe some stuffing too!
this is the only holiday i do not host. (i do all the jewish holidays). my secular sister does thanksgiving. so i contribute home made cranberry dressing (and i make it tart, my favorite)
I’m not making anything special this Thanksgiving. I might make a Thanksgiving themed Shabbat dinner though. I’m still deciding.
We’re probably going to grill some steak and lots of veggies, since we’re a little turkey-ed out lately.
everything looks absolutely delishes! We are not making a thanksgiving dinner. Maybe we will have a turkey on shabbos.
Making stuffing and pecan pie … traveling to ILs.
nothing for thanksgiving bcz I will be busy cooking for shabbos but will prob make sweet potato pie & cranberry sauce
Nothing special on Thanksgiving but maybe a pumpkin pie if there’s someone going to my son’s Yeshiva motzei Shabbos to deliver it.
I know it would be so nice to be able to tell you what exciting things i am making for Thanksgiving or most probably what i am helping my son and daughter in law make. The truth of the matter is that i was recently in the hospital and am unable to fly to my son and daughter in law this year to celebrate with them. They are fantastic cooks and love to entertain. This year will be spent most probably watching tv and deciding that i can easily make for myself in 1/2 hour or less in the hope that next Thanksgiving and hopefully well before that i am able to travel and we can enjoy each others company and food. I would love to win the mat for my son and daughter in law and in this way i can have the excitement of having won as well as the thrill of gifting them something truly fantastic and i know they can really use it Thank you for your consideration.
I am taking a huge batch of broccoli salad to one gathering, and some gluten free bread and dessert to another.
Making Pecan Pie squares!! very excited about it bc never made anything for Thanksgiving.
(Rust H in rafflecopter entries)
Turkey, my favorite green bean casserole, fresh baked yams casserole with brown sugar, butter, cream, and topped with pecans; homemade pull apart rolls and a freshly baked lemon-zest pound cake with strawberries.
I do not make Thanksgiving supper but but it all looks very nice.
Can’t wait to start cooking. It is almost like getting ready for seder. I love that most of our family will be together and then do it all again for Shabbat. Missing my son and daughter in law and their kids though.
I am cooking our gluten free Thanksgiving at a friend’s house! We will be doing turkey, stuffing and chocolate pecan pie!
Unfortunately my husband and I are out of town working,so I won’t be able to cook this Thanksgiving. All of the food above looks delicious!
We’re having individual Cornish game hens, stuffing (not dressing, stuffing) and gravy; mashed potatoes, spicy sweet potatoes, asparagus, spinach and glazed carrots. We’re skipping apps and desserts.
These dishes all look great! I can’t wait to try some of them!
Love the marshmallows on the sweet potatoes. Just blogged about it too!
http://ronniefein.com/post/36217779371/admit-it-you-love-this-right-sweet-potato
Enjoy the holiday
We’re having Turkey, candied sweet potatoes, herbed peas and new potatoes, and cloverleaf rolls. There are only 2 of us eating, so that will be more than enough. I may make your sweet potatoes instead of my recipe – your dish looks incredible!
My husband and i are traveling to bring my home cooked meal to my 96 year old mother. We will drive for pproximately 6 hours round trip and know that we will be exhausted afterwards. We have made this trip for over 20 years. I have made pumpkin yeast bread. Will make cranberry applesauce, Harvard beets, roasted kale or Brussels sprouts, green beans, high temperature roast turkey, rice or pasta salad, and mandle bread. Would very much enjoy having this prize. Thank you for the giveaway. To all I wish a safe and festive Thanksgiving. May there ne an everlasting peace for all of our brothers and sisters in Israel.
marshmallows? ack…
Every year I plan on introducing Thanksgiving to my kids and the Israeli side of the family and it never works out… maybe this year
Pie for the inlaws
yum
smoked turkey, pecan pie, and lot of yummy sides
Turkey sandwich with potato chips on the side. Meager budget this year.
Roasted turkey, artichoke stuffing, mushroom gravy, lemon garlic brussels sprouts, grits souffle, mashed sweet potatoes (with sherry), golden beet carpaccio, pumpkin pie, 86-proof chocolate cake. And that’s just for 6 of us. Fortunately, I love leftovers. There’s a turkey gumbo in my future this Sunday.
My food-maven and chef wannabe 11 year-old son planned our menu: hero sandwiches (custom made to each one’s taste– smoked turkey, salami, or pastrami/ketchup or mustard…), pumpkin muffins, baby corn trifle salad, and cake. We’re still deciding what kind of cake to bake.
Butternut squash with all the trimmings!
Pecan pie is my favorite. Will be eating at my Aunt’s!
Pecan pie…can’t wait until tomorrow…I can skip everything else, just give me pecan pie!
Happy Holidays
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Pecan Pie
I moved and finally got to cook! It’s my first Thanksgiving also. I’m making Turkey (mom’s recipe) for the first time, nutella swirled pumpkin bread (a pareve version with chocolate spread rather than nutella – joyofkosher.com/recipe/nutella-swirled-pumpkin-bread/), corn bread (http://www.chefdecuisine.com/baking/bread/BEST_NON_DAIRY_CORNBREAD.php), green bean casserole (http://www.food.com/recipe/i-cant-believe-theres-no-dairy-in-this-green-bean-casserole-339371), sweet potato pie (http://simpledailyrecipes.com/11963/the-best-sweet-potato-pie-recipe-ever-ever/), vegetable soup with flanken (mom’s recipe too), cranberry sauce (really simple), and People magazine (Aaron Sanchez)’s stuffing which I tried already and is amazing (http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/aaron-sanchez/chorizo-and-cornbread-stuffing-recipe/index.html). Sister is coming with apple pie, pumpkin pie, and squash pie. Also buying cole slaw and potato salad. Can’t wait!
sounds amazing.
creamed onions love them
Here in Israel we are thankful that we had a good night’s sleep last night and we don’t need a feast for that.
We’re having the usual suspects – turkey breast, dressing, mashed potatoes, cranberry salad, brussels sprouts and squash & apple casserole. Four kinds of pie for dessert!
Turkey stuffing pumkin pie
Squash pie
Mandel bread
Mashed potatoes
I am contributing to a meal and making no knead bread and walnut craisin biscotti…yum!
Turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, rolls and pumpkin pie.
Turkey, Tofurky, Stuffing, Cranberry Sauce, String Beans, Corn Bread, Sweet Potato Pie, Pecan Pie, Pumpkin Pie, and Pumkin Goodness!
I made a sweet potato casserole!
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I made a cornbread and bacon stuffing and two desserts this year for Thanksgiving.
I made a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, roast turkey, cornbread dressing, giblet gravy, mashed potatoes, other veggies, pecan pie and bread pudding.
Turkey, gravy, rolls, homemade jam, chocolate peanut butter pie, fruit salad, homemade whipped topping, pumpkin pie. My daughter made the rest.
Turkey, gravy, potatoes, turnips, carrots, stuffing, meat pie, green bean casserole, mac & cheese, cranberry sauce, rolls, magic cookie bars, cheesecake bars, peanut butter cookies, chocolate cream pie, pumpkin pie, apple pie