Thanksgiving 2024

Which scone one? Number two looks really good.

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I liked Number 2 more. I like icing. :joy:
These were both heavier than my ideal scones. There’s a cute bakery called Kitten and the Bear in Toronto that has even better scones and seasonal scones.

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Would love the following recipes from anyone who has enough gift links to use. :slight_smile:

Sour Cream Pound Cake
Quick and Easy Yeast Rolls
Ras el Hanout Roasted Vegetables (I’m thinking I’ll be making this next Thursday)
Cranberry Citrus Meringue Pie

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I can do that for ya :slight_smile:

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Thank you kindly! Yeah, the veggies will be a nice add to my Thanksgiving dinner. If I get ambitious, I’ll try the rolls. Although a dozen rolls for just myself might be overkill. :slight_smile:

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When I was making thanksgiving dinner, I had a vegan at the table. One of the main course type things I made was stuffed acorn squash which was well-received. There’s lots of recipes out there, and I can’t remember which I used, but here’s a representative one from Cookie and Kate.

I also made and/or bought vegan mushroom gravy which everyone liked.

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If you mean a vegan main, a few years go I made stuffed peppers, and prior to that portobello mushrooms.

Stuffing can be many things — rice, potatoes, lentils, a mix. Or for thanksgiving, classic bread stuffing (especially good on the mushrooms).

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These are my favorite rolls…

Here is my attempt, not as pretty as his – but yummy none the less!

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Thanks - will check these out as well! Again, I don’t NEED a dozen rolls for just myself, but…sometimes you want what you want. :smiley:

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Just freeze the excess.

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I think this will be “our” third year of my spatchcocking the T’giving turkey, and husband says the inlaws have followed my lead!

Now I order the turkey to be delivered on the the day I arrive, and travel with turkey sized poultry sheers and a half sheet pan.

From 2022, before I got a half sheet pan.

ETA a bit of modesty :face_with_hand_over_mouth:

A gift link to “The Secret to Great Thanksgiving Turkey Is Already in Your Fridge” by Kenji in the NYT on spatchcocking, dry brining, and mayonnaise!

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Goooorgeousssss!

Can you link the poultry shears pls? Maybe I’ll take mine with me, good idea.

Thank you!

I don’t seem to have a picture from last year. :astonished:

ETA i just remembered that last year, SIL fried the whole turkey, and I roasted a breast.

I bought these on Amazon

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000PGG7ZQ?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

Meanwhile…

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Thanks, I have those somewhere.

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I LOVE bread and rolls, so the leftovers never go bad. They’ll be eaten in a day or two.

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It was from Sohla’s NYT YouTube video. It looked soooo good.

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The video’d buns look like a popular milk bread recipe.
Do you ‘bloom’ your yeast?

Tied to the rack! I’ve never tried that.

Yes… I bloom the yeast in a little warm water.

I follow his instructions to the letter and they come out so good!!

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They do! I like that recipe and it’s ‘on the list’.