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Thanksgiving recipes
Simple ingredients, clear instructions, and a little less last-minute guessing.
Drinks
The Good Apple Cider
Orange, cinnamon, and a pot that makes the kitchen feel like fall. This one is for drinking.
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Desserts
Caramel Apples, Without the Candy Thermometer
Use soft caramels, small apples, and a clear patch of counter. The charming mess is part of the plan.
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Sides
The Classic Herb Stuffing
Golden edges, a soft middle, and enough sage to make the whole kitchen smell like Thanksgiving. Baked in its own dish.
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Sides
The Potatoes Everyone Came For
Buttery, uncomplicated, and ready for the gravy. A potato ricer is welcome; a blender is not invited.
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Sides
Green Beans with a Little Main-Character Energy
Lemon, butter, and bright green beans: the fresh counterpoint to a table full of lovely beige things.
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The House Cranberry Spritz
A pretty, nonalcoholic signature drink that does not turn the host into a bartender.
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The Pie That Doesn’t Need a Pie Dish
A free-form apple galette with folded edges and excellent intentions. Rustic is doing us a favor here.
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Sides
Cranberry Orange Sauce
Bright, simple, and one less thing to make while everyone is arriving.
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Sides
Maple Roasted Carrots
Golden edges, a little sweetness, and a side dish that leaves you free to do something else.
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The Simple Apple Crumble
Warm apples beneath a buttery oat topping. No pastry confidence required.
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