Last-minute Thanksgiving recipe ideas
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And then there's the rest of us.
If you're still looking for some good Thanksgiving recipe ideas, look no further. I've put together some links to some of our best Thanksgiving-appropriate appetizers, mains, sides and desserts. Just point and click and let your culinary imagination run wild!
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Pimento Cheese with Creme Fraiche and Bacon
Bacon-wrapped dates stuffed with chorizo.
A lighter take on classic blue cheese dip.
A fast and virtuous dip to serve company.
Crostini with pickled baby beets and goat cheese.
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Peggy Lampman’s Roast Turkey Nirvana
Roast turkey with lemon and sage butter
Alton Brown's turkey brining tutorial
Side dishes
Warm Brussels sprout and bacon slaw could fill your Thanksgiving vegetable needs.
Soup offers a fresh take on squash at Thanksgiving
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Cranberry pancetta stuffing that is truly stovetop.
Great turkeys need equally great classic sides.
Peanut spice mix revitalizes dull turkey day side.
Curried couscous lentil salad with roasted sweet potatoes.
Pomegranate-glazed sweet potatoes.
Baked apples stuffed with orange-scented sweet potatoes.
Sweet potatoes that are sweet, minus marshmallows.
Sweet onion custard - bring a taste of the 19th century south to your Thanksgiving table.
Creamed Onion Gratin is a new favorite Thanksgiving side.
Desserts:
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A healthier take on classic apple pie.
And don't forget our friends, the pets:
Using leftover pumpkin for healthy pet treats.
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Jessica Webster leads the Food & Grocery section for AnnArbor.com. Reach her at JessicaWebster@annarbor.com. You also can follow her on Twitter or subscribe to AnnArbor.com's email newsletters.