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Plan Your Holiday Meal With Military Precision

November 23, 2015 by Catherine Leave a Comment

Friendsgiving

These could be your disembodied, gesticulating hands over an elaborately cooked and labelled feast!

Here are things I love:

  1. Hosting parties;
  2. Cooking elaborate meals that would sate a Roman emperor;
  3. Planning in excruciating detail, preferably with spreadsheets.

Recently,  I hosted a Friendsgiving dinner for 15-20 people. I wanted to share some recommended practices and a sample menu, to aid in your party planning.

Tips: 

Pick a day when people are unlikely to be traveling. I held my Friendsgiving on 11/14, two weeks before Thanksgiving. Most who were invited were able to attend, because they weren’t traveling.

Get the word out early, and follow up. I sent out invitations 3 weeks before the event, then sent a reminder 1 week before the event. Stress the need to RSVP, so that enough food and supplies can be purchased.

Plan meals that accommodate various food sensitivities and preferences. Main dishes and several sides or appetizers that can accommodate vegan / vegetarian friends, along with gluten or other food intolerances, help create a welcoming atmosphere.

Create a timeline for what goes in the oven when, right after you settle on your menu and before you add your dishes to your spreadsheet. As the turkey rests, you can add 4-5 additional dishes into the oven that you’ve prepared while the turkey was roasting.

Create a GoogleSpreadsheet that everyone can view and edit. That way, your potluck can avoid having too many desserts and not enough greens. If there are dishes you’d like to have that you don’t have the wherewithal to prepare – like sweet potatoes, or a green salad – tap your most reliable guests to prepare them.

Create a To Do list for the week of the event. Here was mine:

  1. 2 weeks before event: confirm that you have sufficient tupperware, servingware, and fridge space. Finalize your mealplan; list out which ingredients you need to purchase, and where you will buy them. Subdivide your master list into 2-3 shopping trips, based on the amount of perishable and nonperishable food you will purchase.
  2. 1 week before event: pick up cups, utensils, tablecloths. Conduct first round of shopping, prioritizing food that will keep  (turkey, meats and cheese, root vegetables, canned goods, boxed mixes).
  3. 5 days before event: deep clean house, wash all dishes, determine where tables and dishes will go.
  4. 3 days before event: pick up perishable food – herbs, vegetables, fruit. Hit the grocery store in the early morning to avoid crowds.
  5. 1 day before event: pick up most perishable food – cakes, breads, anything that needs to be at the peak of freshness. Boil eggs, pre-chop your vegetables, prepare any stock you might need. Do any last-minute vacuuming and surface cleaning you might need to do.
  6. Day of:
    1. Roast any vegetables you might need to that will keep, before you focus on the turkey.
    2. Prepare your turkey.
    3. Prepare whatever food will be roasting after the turkey has cooked.
    4. Do the dishes.
    5. Baste, baste, and baste again.
    6. Rest the turkey, and rotate into the oven any foods that need to roast.
    7. Take out the trash and recycling.
    8. Prep drinks, and assemble any punch.
    9. Do the dishes again.
    10. Get changed!
    11. Set out appetizers, drinks, and desserts.
    12. Ensure each dish has servingware. Light candles in the bathrooms.
    13. Put up signage (using self-stick easel pads) to clarify which dish is where, and what allergens are in each dish. Group foods together – for instance, separate vegan-friendly options from the vegetarian and meaty dishes on both a list, and in your kitchen; make sure any meat in otherwise vegetarian dishes is visible to the eye – eg big chunks of bacon in your brussels sprouts.
    14. Leave out markers so that guests can add their potluck dishes to your menu listing.
    15. Throw the turkey back in the oven for 10-15 minutes so that it’s warm when guests arrive.
    16. Have an amazing time!

Sample menu

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Appetizers:

  • Crudites and fresh fruit
  • Cheese plate and crackers
  • Hummus and olive tapenade
  • Figs, coconut dates, and pecans
  • Sriracha deviled eggs

Drinks:

  • Cucumber-mint ice water
  • Cranberry bourbon lager punch
  • Hot pumpkin rum punch with citrus

Turkey:

  • Easy roast turkey
  • Cranberry sauce

Sides:

  • Brussels sprouts with bourbon and bacon

Vegetarian:

  • Sriracha mac and cheese
  • Parmesan and leek stuffing
  • Red Lobster cheddar biscuits

Vegan and gluten free:

  • Garlic mashed potatoes with vegan cream (1 whole onion, 3 heads roasted garlic) and soy cheese
  • Roast turnips and mushrooms
  • Garlic greens

Desserts:

  • Store-bought flan
  • Vegan pumpkin parfaits

Filed Under: recipe Tagged With: Friendsgiving, gluten free, Thanksgiving, vegan

6 Thanksgiving Leftover Ideas

November 28, 2014 by Beeb 1 Comment

6 Thanksgiving Leftover Ideas

As you recover from yesterday’s food coma, you’re going to wonder what to do with all that food. If turkey sandwiches aren’t cutting it, Giovanni Rana has some inspired ideas for repurposing those T-day leftovers:

6 Thanksgiving Leftover Ideas

Recipes courtesy Giovanni Rana.

Mashed Potatoes —> Pesto Croquettes
Blend leftover mashed potatoes with an egg yolk or two and a few spoonfuls of Giovanni Rana Pesto. Form into balls, dredge in bread crumbs and fry. For brunch, serve under a poached egg and with another spoonful of pesto on top.

Turkey Meat —> Turkey Bolognese
With pre-made marinara sauce, you’ll have Turkey Bolognese ready for spaghetti or lasagna in half an hour. Soften onion, carrot, garlic and celery in a pan and add shredded Turkey meat (dark meat, preferably). Simmer in Giovanni Rana Marinara, and serve with the pasta of your choice.

Turkey parts —> Tortelloni en (Turkey) Brodo
Making stock with what’s leftover of the turkey? Toss in Giovanni Rana Cheese “Delicato” Tortellini for a tacchino-take on a traditional Italian comfort food.

Sweet Potatoes —> Pasta al Sweet Potato Alfredo
Blend your leftover cooked sweet potatoes with alfredo sauce (add in chicken or turkey stock if it’s too thick). Mix with pasta (gnocchi pictured, although . Top with sage fried in brown butter and some freshly grated parmigiano reggiano.

Green Beans and Vegetables —> Green Pizza
Top your favorite pizza crust with pesto and any leftover veggies you can’t seem to eat fast enough. Feeling fancy? Finish it off with fresh grated parmigiano reggiano and a fried egg.

Stuffing —> Breakfast Hash with Potato Gnocchi
Crisp up leftover stuffing with fresh Giovanni Rana Gnocchi di Patate and anything you’d throw into a hash for breakfast— onions, peppers, bacon, you name it.

Filed Under: recipe Tagged With: Thanksgiving

Turkey Deviled Eggs Recipe

November 26, 2014 by Beeb 2 Comments

Turkey Deviled Eggs

Coupons provided.

Sometimes, inspiration comes from unexpected sources. Last month, I was in Safeway buying a large quantity of eggs and olives for my Spider Deviled Eggs, and the lady in line behind me asked what I was going to do with all those olives. I briefly explained my Halloween recipe to her, and as we chatted about deviled eggs, she said: “You could make turkeys with the olives, too.” She didn’t elaborate beyond that, but it immediately gave me an idea. “I’m totally going to make those!” I told her. And I totally did!

Turkey Deviled Eggs

Ingredients:

Hardboiled eggs
Darigold 4% Milk Fat Small Curd Cottage Cheese
Spicy brown mustard
Sea salt
Ground cumin
Green olives stuffed with pimento
Extra large black olives

Directions:

Peel hardboiled eggs and cut in half. Using a spoon, scoop out the yolk into a bowl; set the whites aside.

To taste, add cottage cheese, mustard, salt and cumin to the bowl. Mix thoroughly, then spoon carefully into the egg white halves.

Cut a green olive in half. Take one half and gently pull the pimento slice down just far enough to look like a beak. Set the olive into the egg yolk on one of your deviled eggs.

Take the other green olive half and cut it into thirds. Cut the pimento in half. Arrange the olive and pimento pieces on top of the egg to resemble a tail.

Cut an extra large black olive in half and rest it in the middle of the green olives to form the body.

Finally, squeeze two mustard dollops on the “Head” to form eyes.

Jai helped me taste test these, and they were a big hit. He really liked the combination of olives together, and also the addition of cottage cheese – he hates mayonnaise, which deviled eggs are usually made with, so this was a welcome switch-up.

If you’re attending a Thanksgiving celebrations as a guest tomorrow and wondering what side dish to make, this is a great last-minute idea for you. Try whipping up some deviled egg turkeys – party guests are liable to gobble them up. 😉

Filed Under: recipe Tagged With: Cute food, Darigold cottage cheese, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving entertaining

The Best 20 Leftover Turkey Recipes

November 24, 2014 by Momstart Leave a Comment

 

What are you going to do with your leftover turkey? I love using turkey for other things. I mean of course you have the classic sandwich but there are so many other things you can make. Here we have 20 recipes for you for after Thanksgiving day!

20 recipes for leftover turkey

Thanksgiving leftover recipes

  1. Easy Crock Pot Turkey Chili
  2. Turkey Chowder
  3. Turkey Gumbo
  4. Thanksgiving Leftover Remake–Poutine?!
  5. Leftover Turkey Casserole with Rice
  6. Double Dave’s Thanksgiving Pizza
  7. Thanksgiving Shepherd’s Pie
  8. Turkey Wraps!
  9. Turkey Pesto Olive Feta FFF-a-boli, Thanksgiving Leftover Remake Pizza Night!
  10. Turkey Spinach Lasagna Rolls
  11. Cranberry and Pecan Turkey Panini with Bacon Spread
  12. Slow Cooker Recipe: Pumpkin Black-Bean Turkey Chili
  13. cranberry relish crostini
  14. Thai Turkey Cold Busting Hot and Sour Egg Drop Soup
  15. Turkey & Apricot Sliders
  16. Turkey and Dumplings
  17. Turkey Pot Pie Recipe
  18. Cream Cheese Turkey and Vegetable Soup Recipe
  19. Turkey Picante Pie
  20. Turkey Stuffing Soup – Thanksgiving in a Bowl
  21. Turkey Crescent Bites

Filed Under: recipe Tagged With: after Thanksgiving day, recipe, Thanksgiving, turkey recipe

The Best 20 Pumpkin Dessert Recipes

November 21, 2014 by Momstart 2 Comments

And today we have 20 different recipes for dessert that all include pumpkin. Here are our 20 Pumpkin Dessert recipes.

20 pumpkin dessert recipes Pumpkin dessert recipes

    1. Pumpkin Cranberry Muffins with White Chocolate Chunks
    2. Gluten Free Paleo Pumpkin Bars
    3. My first Libby’s Pumpkin Roll
    4. Amanda’s 4 Layer Chocolate Dappled Pumpkin Cake
    5. Fall Harvest Cake li>Pumpkin Pie in a Jar
    6. Yummy Pumpkin Bars
    7. Pumpkin Pie Spice Thumbprint Sugar Cookies
    8. Pumpkin Martini Cookies
    9. 3 ingredient Pumpkin Donuts
    10. Pumpkin Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies
    11. Easy Halloween Pumpkin Cupcakes
    12. Softest Pumpkin Cookies Recipe
    13. Pumpkin Spice Bread with Maple Cheesecake Layer
    14. Pumpkin Crisp
    15. Perfect Pumpkin Pie Recipe
    16. Healthy Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Muffins
    17. Pumpkin Tiramisu
    18. Four Ingredient Pumpkin Pie Dip
    19. Pumpkin Mini Cakes with Cinnamon Streusel Topping

    Filed Under: recipe Tagged With: Halloween, holiday, pumpkin, recipe, Thanksgiving

    Pumpkin Mashed Potatoes Recipe

    November 21, 2014 by Beeb 1 Comment

    Pumpkin Mashed Potatoes

    I consider myself to be somewhat of a pumpkin recipe connoisseur, but I’ve never heard of making mashed potatoes from pumpkin before – what a great idea, and how perfect for Thanksgiving! Potatopia have the lowdown on how to make these:

    Pumpkin Mashed Potatoes

    Recipe by Allen Dikker of Potatopia

    Ingredients:

    1 pound medium baking potatoes, peeled and quartered

    2 cloves garlic, peeled

    1 cup canned pumpkin

    2 tablespoons reduced-fat cream cheese

    1 tablespoon butter or tub-style vegetable oil spread

    1/8 teaspoon cinnamon

    1/8 teaspoon nutmeg

    1/4 cup fat-free milk

    Directions:

    In a covered large saucepan, cook potatoes and garlic in enough boiling water to cover for 20 to 25 minutes or until potatoes are tender; drain. Mash with a potato masher or beat with an electric mixer on low speed until nearly smooth. Beat in canned pumpkin, cream cheese, butter, 1/4 teaspoon salt, cinnamon, nutmeg and 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper. Gradually add milk, beating until light and fluffy. Return to saucepan; heat through.

    If desired, spoon mashed potatoes into Miniature Pumpkin Bowls and garnish with sage leaves. Makes 4 servings (3/4 cup each)

    Filed Under: recipe Tagged With: Thanksgiving

    Gluten Free Thanksgiving Recipe: Quinoa With Pomegranate & Pistachio

    November 20, 2014 by Beeb 1 Comment

    Gluten Free Thanksgiving Recipe: Quinoa With Pomegranate & Pistachio

    For those who are gluten free, Thanksgiving can pose a real challenge. That’s why Stanley Tucci is sharing a recipe from his wife, Felicity Blunt, in the October/November issue of AARP magazine: Quinoa with pomegranate & pistachio, a perfect GF side dish!

    Quinoa With Pomegranate & Pistachio

    Photo & recipe courtesy AARP Magazine; recipe from Felicity Blunt and Stanley Tucci.

    Serves 6

    Ingredients:

    2 cups quinoa

    Salt and pepper

    3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil

    1-1/2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice

    6 tablespoons pomegranate seeds, plus 2 tablespoons for serving

    3 tablespoons salted pistachios

    3 scallions, chopped

    1 orange, peeled and sliced into rounds (optional)

    Extra-virgin olive oil, for the orange

    Directions:

    1. Rinse the quinoa in cold water to remove its bitterness.

    2. Bring 4 cups of salted water to a boil. Add the quinoa, reduce the heat to low, cover, and simmer for 15 to 20 minutes. Dress with the olive oil and lemon juice, season with salt and pepper, and set aside to cool.

    3. Gently mix the pomegranate seeds, pistachios and scallions into the quinoa. Taste and adjust the seasoning.

    4. Serve with sliced oranges dressed with olive oil, if desired.

    Nutrients per serving: 137 calories, 17g protein, 21g carbohydrates, 5g fiber, 10g fat, 0mg cholesterol, 192mg sodium

    Filed Under: recipe Tagged With: Thanksgiving

    How to Make an Easy, 5-Star Thanksgiving Dinner: 5 Recipes

    November 18, 2014 by Beeb 2 Comments

    How to Make an Easy, 5-Star Thanksgiving Dinner: 5 Recipes

    How would you like to serve a 5-star meal this Thanksgiving – the easy way? Chef Bill Rosenberg of NoMa Social has been creating delicious dishes professionally for 20 years, so he knows a thing or two about preparing a great turkey day feast. And today, he’s sharing 5 delicious recipes for a Thanksgiving feast to remember!

    Main Course: Latin Mojo Turkey Recipe

    Prepared by Chef Bill Rosenberg, Executive Chef of NoMa Social

    Ingredients:

    18-20 lb turkey
    2 cups olive oil
    1 ½ cups chopped garlic
    1 onion diced
    1 cup fresh orange juice
    1 cup fresh lime juice
    1 cup pineapple juice
    1 cup salt
    ¼ cup cider vinegar
    3 table spoons toasted cumin (grind)
    1 bunch chopped cilantro & stems
    1 teaspoon ancho chili powder
    1 teaspoon cracked black pepper

    Directions:

    Thaw bird if frozen, remove giblets and excess fat. Mix all mojo ingredients well to dissolve salt. Pour marinade over turkey making sure to rub into bird and cavity. Place into refrigerator overnight flipping the bird over at least once to redistribute marinade.

    Place into a 375 degree oven for 12 minutes a pound. Reserve marinade and place into a pot and bring to a boil. Reserve as dressing for turkey when it’s done cooking. Once fully cooked, rest for ½ hour. Then carve and enjoy.

    Side Dish: Mashed Brown Sugar Sweet Potatoes

    Prepared by Chef Bill Rosenberg, Executive Chef of NoMa Social

    Ingredients:

    10 Sweet Potatoes
    ½ lb brown sugar
    2 tablespoon ground cinnamon
    2 teaspoon vanilla
    1 pound melted butter
    Salt & pepper to taste

    Directions:

    Roast sweet potatoes until soft in a 375 degree oven. Remove from oven and peel when cool enough.

    Melt butter. Place potatoes in a mixing bowl and mix until pureed. Add butter, sugar and spices. Keep warm in a 200 degree oven until ready to serve.

    Side Dish: Green Beans Almondine

    Prepared by Chef Bill Rosenberg, Executive Chef of NoMa Social

    Ingredients:

    6 lbs clipped French Beans
    3 shallots diced
    1 cup chicken stock
    1 cup sliced toasted almonds
    1 stick unsalted butter
    Salt & pepper to taste
    Pinch of sugar

    Directions:

    Place chicken stock, shallots and butter into a pan. Bring to a boil and add beans. Cook until just tender. Add sugar and season with salt and pepper to taste. When ready to plate the dish, toss with almonds and serve.

    Side Dish: Homemade Cornbread

    Prepared by Chef Bill Rosenberg, Executive Chef of NoMa Social

    Ingredients:

    1 lb Butter
    1 quart sugar
    9 eggs
    ½ quart corn meal
    1 ½ quarts all-purpose flour
    ½ quart cream
    ½ quart milk
    ½ quart sour cream
    2 tablespoons salt
    2.5 tablespoons baking powder.

    Directions:

    Preheat oven to 325 degrees.

    Mix butter and sugar until fluffy. Add eggs 2 at a time until smooth. Next add cream, milk and sour cream. Scrape bowl; add flour, cornmeal, and salt, baking powder until just combined. Do not over mix. Pour into a buttered hotel pan & bake for 40 minutes until a tooth pick comes out clean. Cut and serve.

    Dessert: Sweet Potato Pie

    Prepared by Chef Bill Rosenberg, Executive Chef of NoMa Social

    Ingredients:

    2 cups of peeled & cooked sweet potatoes
    2 ounces melted butter
    2 tablespoons Jack Daniels
    ¼ teaspoon salt
    1 cup sugar
    ¼ teaspoon cinnamon
    ¼ teaspoon ground ginger
    Pinch of grounded cloves
    1 cup cream
    1 9 inch pie crust
    Marshmallows topping as needed

    Directions:

    Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Place potatoes in a mixer with paddle attachment; add sugar, butter, eggs, Jack Daniels, salt and spices. Mix until well incorporated. Add cream and mix. Pour
    into pie crust and bake for 30-45 minutes or until just set. Remove and cool. Top with marshmallow topping and serve.

    Filed Under: recipe Tagged With: Thanksgiving

    15 Fun Turkey Day Turkey Crafts For Kids

    November 17, 2014 by Momstart 1 Comment

    Here are 15 Fun Turkey Day Turkey Crafts For Kids.We love to share great ideas with you and we found 15 different really cute and amazing Turkey Day Turkey crafts for kids. These are the best turkey crafts you are going to find, so here are 15 different ways to create t turkey for Thanksgiving!

    15 turkey crafts for kids Turkey craft ideas

     

    1. Thankful Styrofoam Turkey
    2. Turkey Placecard Holders
    3. Handprint Turkey
    4. Easy Turkey Crafts for Kids
    5. Family Handprint Turkey
    6. Kids’ Thanksgiving Turkey Cutlery Holder
    7. Tissue Turkey Centerpiece
    8. Turkey Napkin Rings from Fingerprints
    9. Thanksgiving Footprint Turkey with Tissue Paper Stained Glass Wings
    10. Acorn Turkey Thanksgiving Kids Craft
    11. Cereal Box Thankful Turkey
    12. Leftover Pumpkin Turkey Decor
    13. Turkey Leaf Placemat
    14. Handprint Turkey Thanksgiving Wreath {kids craft}
    15. Glitter CD Turkey

    Filed Under: crafts Tagged With: crafts, Thanksgiving, turkey

    15 Savory Pumpkin Recipes

    November 16, 2014 by Momstart 1 Comment

    Sweet or savory that is the question. Pumpkin is usually thought of as pie, break or cookies. Well we found 15 savory pumpkin recipes for you to enjoy.

    15 savory pimpkin recipes Pumpkin savory recipes

    1. Pumpkin and Black Bean Pizza on Roasted Pumpkin Dough
    2. Roasted Pumpkin Penne with Autumn Pesto
    3. Pumpkin, Chickpea and Lentil Stew
    4. Roasted Pumpkin Seed Recipe
    5. Pumpkin Waffles
    6. Pumpkin Perogies
    7. Beef and Cheddar on Pumpkin Pizza Dough
    8. Pumpkin Applesauce
    9. Turkey, Pumpkin and Black Bean Burritos (with Turkey-Pumpkin Filling Recipe)
    10. Pumpkin Chili Recipe
    11. Roasted Pumpkin and Eggnog French Toast
    12. Creamy Tomato & Cheese Pumpkin Lasagna
    13. Roasted Winter Squash Tacos
    14. Pumpkin Mascarpone Ravioli
    15. Pumpkin Soup with Cinnamon Marshmallows and Pepitas

    Filed Under: recipe Tagged With: Halloween, holiday, pumpkin, recipe, Thanksgiving

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