Your neighbors have provided some easy drink recipes to serve on Thanksgiving.
Your neighbors and fellow Patch readers have provided easy drink recipes to try this Thanksgiving and throughout the holiday season. A reminder: These drinks should only be consumed by responsible adults over 21-years-old. Do not drink and drive. --- Rum Punch Provided by Ashley Troutman, North Reading Patch Editor Combine over ice in a punch bowl: 1 quart orange juice 6 oz. lime juice 1 quart club soda 1 quart unsweetened pineapple juice add one 750 ml. white or gold label rum --- Caramel Apple Martini Provided by Katie Curley-Katzman 2 parts Schnapps, butterscotch 2 parts Sour Apple Pucker 1 part Vodka Mixing Instructions Shake ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass. --- Pumpkin Pie Martini …
Food ideas for people whose Turkey Day involves no turkeys.
In just a couple of days, we'll be doing the Thanksgiving scramble: Running to the inlaws' house, hitting the store for some last minute cranberry sauce, or checking on the bird in the oven every five minutes. What some consider the best meal of the year, fit for kings and gluttons, is centered around meat. Not all of us, for varying reasons, choose to eat meat, though. What is one supposed to prepare for those who don't eat turkey on Turkey Day? The answer is easy, and the options are many. Whether you're cooking for a vegetarian guest, or are a vegetarian yourself, Patch helps you out this week with five tasty recipes for a vegan/vegetarian Thanksgiving. 1. Tofurky: Funny sounding name, seriously tasty substitute. What you need: 1 …
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Give a recipe and share one with your neighbors.
It's that time of year again — time to give thanks, celebrate the season in good company and bring out those tried-and-true Thanksgiving recipes. Patch wants to know about the dishes that always have a place on your Thanksgiving table — and those making their debut this year. Have a creative spin on cranberry sauce? Are you known for famous stuffing that has friends and relatives talking about it long after all the leftovers have been gobbled up? This is your opportunity to find out what your neighbors are cooking. Give a recipe and get one from your neighbors. If you have a recipe you would like to share, add it in the comments below. Feel free to include a short history of how the recipe came to be or how long it's been on your family's …
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Enjoy this new kind of pumpkin pie!
Even though the media is constantly reminding us that Christmas is coming, let us not forget that it’s really the season for Thanksgiving. This holiday can be as joyous, as it is stressful. Getting everything prepared and everyone in one spot can be tricky. But once you sit down to eat and share stories and laughs with friends and family, all that hard work seems a thing of the past. Make this Thanksgiving a bit easier (and more fun!) with my Boozy Pumpkin Pie. It’s got a little something-something that will happily surprise your guests. Make this pie ahead, preferably 1 or 2 days before the big day. It needs time to solidify so that you can cut the perfect pumpkin pie slice without worrying about a mess. Hot pumpkin pie is never any …
You voted and here are Woburn's Favorite Thanksgiving Recipes.
Welcome to Woburn Patch’s weekly feature called Patch Picks. This column highlights editor and reader picks of great local businesses, destinations, services, organizations, ways to spend a day off, and more. Our list is compiled of suggestions from Patch fans on Facebook and the site, as well as recommendations from our friends in town. Patch Picks: Woburn's Favorite Thanksgiving Recipes Trader Joe's Pumpkin Cheesecake Trader Joe's Green Bean Casserole Thoughtful Eats' Boozy Pumpkin Pie - check back Saturday for this one!
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Athena
5:04 pm on Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Mac and cheese, salad, green bean casserole, roasted asparagus.. Plenty of things to fill up on without eating meat! Oh, and dessert too! more ›