I can not believe that October blew past and November is here. There are a;ready Christmas decorations in stores and in homes, Christmas songs on the radio, and the kids bugging for presents – but let’s not forget about Thanksgiving. It’s the time of year to be thankful for what you already have. I won’t be putting up Christmas until after Thanksgiving. I’ve got way too much to think about in the next three weeks – like what to bring to the family Thanksgiving dinner. I won’t be hosting dinner at my house this year. Instead we are going to the Grandma’s house so I have to bring things that I can easily transport – like the salad, green beans and a pie. I also volunteered to make breakfast for Friday morning, so an overnight french toast it will be! If you’re not sure what you’ll be making for the holiday, check out all of the delicious Thanksgiving nom noms that are perfect to serve to your family and friends.
Thanksgiving Nom Noms - Everything your menu will need
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This recipe starts with blending spices like cumin, ginger, cloves, allspice, cinnamon, and coriander seeds. Then you rub the turkey with butter, sprinkle it with the spice mixture, and mix up a simple basting liquid. The turkey is basted in a mixture of orange juice, lemon juice, garlic, sage, and spices.
It’s a super easy recipe, that takes very little time to prepare so you can get to the more important things over the holiday (like visiting with your loved ones).
Hot apple cider seasoned with cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, and nutmeg, and spiked with a shot of rum.
Keep this Fall Spiced Cider Punch recipe on hand for holiday parties. It’s loaded with fruit and spices your guests will in enjoy in every sip.
This cranberry jalapeño cream cheese appetizer is the perfect easy addition to your Thanksgiving table! It’s no-cook and can be ready in 10 minutes.
This delicious apple cranberry stuffed turkey breast recipe is perfect for a Thanksgiving meal or for a weeknight dinner! Ready in 45 minutes or less, this easy meal is a fabulous Thanksgiving dinner for two, four, or more! Great for small family festivities!
A simple salad that is light on the calories but not on flavor! It's the perfect addition to your dinner table.
Butternut Squash in the Slow Cooker is a delicious mix of squash, cranberries, cinnamon, and nutmeg. It's a fragrant and comforting side dish and pairs well with just about any holiday meal!
No need to use precious oven space with this Slow Cooker Sweet Potato Casserole. Just grab your Crock-Pot and get this Thanksgiving side dish cooking. This holiday side dish cooks perfectly and is loaded with lots of butter, brown sugar, marshmallows, and pecans.
Dedicate a day to baking bread and reap the rewards when you remove this Homemade Challah Bread from the oven. Nothing beats fresh baked bread!
These tangy Skillet Green Beans with Bacon make the most delicious side dish or brunch recipe! This simple recipe is made in one pan.
These mini pumpkin cheesecakes are creamy and SO delicious! The individual cheesecakes are baked with pumpkin puree so they're packed with pumpkin pie flavor. Topped off with maple syrup and fresh whipped cream.
Chocolate Bourbon Pecan Pie - A classic dessert but kicked up a notch by adding chocolate chips and bourbon to the pecan pie filling. Incredible!
A no-bake, light, and airy Coconut Pumpkin Chiffon Pie served chilled and topped with a rich and decadent mascarpone whipped cream is a welcome change from plain old pumpkin pie.
Arlene Mobley
Tuesday 7th of November 2017
Thank you so much for featuring my Instant Pot Green Beans recipe this week!
Jennifer @Cincy Shopper
Tuesday 7th of November 2017
Thank you for featuring my Slow Cooker Sweet Potato Casserole this week!
Roseann Hampton
Monday 6th of November 2017
Thanks for the party! Have a blessed week!
Marilyn
Monday 6th of November 2017
Thank you for hosting all this inspiration. Have a great week.