A Thanksgiving feast isn’t complete without something sweet to close out the celebration. Here is a collection of some of my favorite classic and not-so-classic Thanksgiving desserts, from apple pie to pumpkin bread to a show-stopping cranberry curd tart.
Here’s some inspiration to feed any vegetarians at your Thanksgiving table. These include a range of dishes that can work as main courses for vegetarians or side dishes for omnivores. There are some vegan and gluten free options here, too, for an inclusive meal.
Thanksgiving is fast approaching! It’s one of the best food holidays of the year. If you’re looking for inspiration, here are some of my favorite delicious recipes for Thanksgiving. These are a mix of appetizers, side dishes, and desserts. They include dishes that work for people with special diets, be they vegetarian, vegan, or gluten …
Here she is, a fall treat about as basic as they come: pumpkin bread. I mean, it’s bread in the same way that banana bread is bread, which is to say that it’s pretty much cake that you can get away with eating for breakfast. There are about eleventy-billion versions of pumpkin bread out there. …
When it comes to dessert, there are people who always go for rich chocolate, those who go for comforting apple, and then there are those who go for the bracing pucker of lemon. This lemon ginger tart is for the lemon lovers among us. This tart has been an idea I’d kicked around ever since …
There are few more comforting meals than classic mac and cheese. It’s simple and rich kid food that grown ups love, too. And this baked Brussels sprouts mac and cheese is one I turn to again and again. (Adding some vegetable matter makes me feel better about eating a dish that’s mostly carbs and cheese.) …