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Hello, dearies!  I am so excited… We will be celebrating Thanksgiving in just a few days from now!!!  This is my favorite American holiday.  Some of you will be traveling, some will be planning and preparing  a delicious feast to share with family and friends.  I would love to help make your holiday brighter and more delicious with the wonderful Thanksgiving Recipes that I have selected below for you. They cover all the bases– from breakfast to all the courses of the main meal… even to great recipes for taking care of  those Thanksgiving leftovers.   I hope you enjoy them!!!  This is my way to say how thankful I am for your readership.

From my family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving!!!!

Love,

Denise

Breakfast:

35 Thanksgiving Recipes (Breakfast) -- Fried Apple Cobbler Bars and Apple Cider Baked Donuts

1. Fried-Apple Cobbler Bars

2. Apple Cider Baked Donuts with Maple Glaze

3. Overnight Pumpkin Cheesecake French Toast Casserole by Julie’s Eats and Treats

4. Pumpkin Pie Cinnamon Rolls by Diethood

5. Crepes with Apples and Maple Syrup by Orgasmic Chef

Appetizer:

Bruleed Pears with Prosciutto, Cranberry Sauce, and Goat Cheese -- Holiday Appetizer

6. Bruleed Pears with Prosciutto, Cranberry Sauce, and Goat Cheese

7. Baked Brie with Apples and Cranberries by The Spice House

8. Pumpkin Hummus by Bewitching Kitchen

Main dish:

9. Roasted Turkey By Alton Brown

10. Beer and Rosemary Roasted Turkey by Betty Crocker

11. Maple-Syrup-Glazed Roasted Turkey with Riesling Gravy by Martha Stewart

Side dishes & Accompaniments:

35 Thanksgiving recipes (sides) -- Mac and Cheese Carbonara and Mashed Sweet Potatoes

12. Mac and Cheese Carbonara

13. Mashed Sweet Potatoes with Coconut Milk, Bacon, and Cilantro

14. Savory French Green Bean Casserole with Parmesan-Mushroom Cream Sauce and Seasoned, Crispy-Fried Onions by The Cozy Apron

15. Brown Sugar-Glazed Sweet Potatoes with Marshmallows by Epicurious

16. Cranberry Sauce

17. Turkey Stuffing by Center Cut Cook

18. Roasted Butternut Salad with Barley and Candied Bacon by The Café Sucré Farine

19. Skillet Cornbread with Jalapeños by Food Fashion Party

20. Pumpkin Challah by That Skinny Chick Can Bake

21. Thanksgiving Rolls by Not Your Mother’s Cookbooks

Desserts:

35 Thanksgiving Recipes -- Desserts

22. Pumpkin Pie with Gooey Pecan-Chocolate Topping

23. The Best Sweet Potato Pie Ever

24. Chocolate-Pumpkin-Pecan Bread Pudding

25. Candied Sweet Potato Cupcakes with Toasted Marshmallow Topping

26. Caramel Apple-Brownie Cheesecake

27. Sweet Potato-S’mores Brownies

28. Roasted Sweet Potato Crème Brulée

29. Apple Crumb Cake

30. Pilgrim Hat Cookies by Woman’s Day

Drinks:

35 Thanksgiving Recipes -- Drinks

31. Sparkling  Cranberry-Passion Fruit Cocktail

32. Quick Salted Caramel Apple Cider

33. Brazilian Mulled Wine with Orange and Spices

Leftovers:

35 Thanksgiving Recipes -- Leftovers

34. Turkey Pot Pie with Cranberry-Pecan Crusts

35. Chicken Stew in a Pumpkin Shell  (use turkey instead)

 

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    • Denise Browning

      Thank you, Abbe! I hope you have the chance to cook some of these dishes one of these days. We don’t celebrate this holiday in Brazil either. But since I live in the US with my family, we do celebrate it at here. xx

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      • Ronaldo Soares

        Hello, Denise! The recipes shown here are wonderful! It’s very great the Thanksgiving celebration.
        But there’s this observation that there are indeed many families who celebrate Thanksgiving in Brazil on the same date that is celebrated in the USA, but not in the same importance degree as it is celebrated by Americans. Yes, we share a happy season!
        Thank you! ‘Obrigado!’ I’m Ronaldo Soares, from São Paulo.

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        • Denise Browning

          Hi, Ronaldo!
          I have heard about American families that live in Brazil as well as in the rest of the world celebrating Thanksgiving (a typical American holiday), but never about Brazilian families celebrating Thanksgiving. This is an official holiday in the US, but not in Brazil.
          Thanks for stopping by!

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  3. Kate@Diethood

    Your bruleed pears have got to make it to me real, real soon! I love the combination of flavors…it’s genius.

    Thank you for the link-love, my friend, I truly appreciate it!!! I also appreciate you and your kind soul!! xoxo Have a great Holiday!

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  5. Sugar et al

    Goodness me! I can’t decide Denise…they are fabulous and so festive. Let me start with the Mac and cheese Carbonara because that is making me hungry right now. Happy Thanksgiving to you and family:-)

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  9. Ash-foodfashionparty

    That is some beautiful round up. That apple cobbler has been on mind since you posted it a while ago, I still haven’t gotten around it, will do soon.
    Thanks for all the pins my friend.
    Have a great great Thanksgiving Denise.

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  11. sallybr

    Oh, my gosh! I almost fell off my chair,… my pumpkin hummus in your round up! WOW!!!! You made my day!!!!

    thank you!

    and what a great collection of recipes, I am drooling over those brullee pears with prosciutto, what a fantastic appetizer that is…

    I will browse through the collection a little later today, I have a huge experiment on my menu (sigh)

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  12. Deb

    I want a serving of each! If we lived closer to each other I’d suggest a mega pot luck to try each and every recipe! Thank you for sharing such fabulous ideas! Happy Thanksgiving Denise!

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  16. Kumar's Kitchen

    Happy Thanksgiving Denise!!! Have a wonderful celebration….delicious round up….with so many quick and absolutely scrumptious dainties we just will have to try out all,thanks so much for sharing 🙂

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  18. Maureen | Orgasmic Chef

    Don’t you just love Thanksgiving? I always make the ‘traditional’ things even though it’s summer here but since I’ve been blogging I always choose a new dish to see if it fits to be added to next year’s ‘traditional’.

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