Thanksgiving Menu: Feeding a Crowd
If you're expecting a crowd for Thanksgiving, consider hosting a potluck meal, which takes the pressure off the host and is more budget-friendly for everyone. Try this easy-to-make menu that includes an especially simple turkey for the host.
Expecting the whole neighborhood for your big holiday feast? Consider going potluck-style, which takes the pressure off the host, allows different chefs to spotlight favorite dishes and is more budget-friendly for everyone. Here are some easy-to-make suggestions -- plus, there's an especially simple turkey for the host.
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Appetizers:
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Main:
- Do Nothing Turkey - Stick to four-ounce portions and remove the skin; this way you can plan for plenty of leftovers.
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Side Dishes:
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Desserts:
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