Deviled eggs are a classic appetizer that always look much harder to make than they actually are. Believe it or not, you can whip up a plate of these eggs in under an hour.
Be careful with the hot sauce; you don't want to make them too deviled for some of your coworkers at the Thanksgiving party.
This festive dip is incredibly easy, but you have the opportunity to really impress your peers with the presentation. Add some gingersnaps, apple slices, or graham crackers for dipping. Get the recipe for Pumpkin Dip at AllRecipes. Cheese and crackers are always a simple crowd-pleaser that whets everyone's appetites before the meal. Add a little bit of drama to the dish by making an easy cheese ball with pecans — perfect for the season.
Sure, you could always just bring a few boxes of Stove Top. But this extra-fancy but not extra-difficult stuffing will surely impress. Most of your time will be spent chopping up the delicious apples, onion, and herbs. But from then on, it's mostly just throwing all the ingredients together. The key is finding some good loaves of both white and wheat bread to up this stuffing's delicious factor. And of course, the final touch is a little turkey sausage.
Who needs to actually stuff a turkey with stuffing when it's this good to eat on its own? Switch up the veggie side dish to make a delicious butternut squash mac and cheese. You definitely won't have any leftovers. Plus, the recipe calls for already cooked and cut butternut squash that you can buy at the store, so you don't have to slave forever in the kitchen either.
This simple, flavor-packed side dish recipe can be prepared in advance, which makes it far more convenient for you. The walnuts escalate the dish into something you can show off within your office. No Thanksgiving dinner is complete without at least one sweet potato casserole. The dish is so delicious, it's almost a dessert and not a side dish. And what no one wants to tell you?
It's also incredibly easy—as long as you have plenty of butter and sugar in the pantry. Pearl onions might not be the first go-to Thanksgiving potluck recipe.
But once your coworkers have tried these, they will surely be a family Thanksgiving staple. You can even change them up a bit by adding some dijon mustard for a different kick. And no one will tell if you buy the pearl onions frozen in the supermarket. You could go to the grocery store and pick up some canned cranberry sauce mold on your way to the office. Or you could seriously impress with this homemade cranberry sauce recipe. If anyone complains about Brussels sprouts, just remind them that you are also the one who brought the bacon to the party.
Nobody can deny bacon. And because the recipe could not be easier, you won't be stuck in the kitchen before work preparing this tasty treat. Another classic holiday recipe, this green bean casserole serves up your daily dose of veggies with enough cheese to make everyone in your office super happy. This recipe is for the slightly savvier chefs. But when you see how it turns out, you know the time will be worth your coworkers' gasps of amazement.
Each of your team members will get his or her own sweet potato, stuffed with all the marshmallow, pecan, sugary goodness. Fancy your batch up a bit with roasted garlic. But maybe make sure you bring mints, too, because they will taste delicious but no one wants to be stuck in a room with dozens of people with garlic breath. Cornbread is easy to make, and you can finish it ahead of time so you're not scrambling when potluck day comes around.
If you're not exceptionally talented in the kitchen, this recipe is a crowd-pleaser no matter your skill level. It's fall, which means its time to pay tribute to that iconic mascot of the season. As a food, as Frosting a cake seems simple, but it's easy to mess it up if you use the wrong tools or have your For Chowhound's pumpkin pie recipe, you don't need to buy a prepared crust or filling, just a single This Savory Bread Pudding with mushrooms and gruyere is a great, easy vegetarian dish to serve at It's a warmly This sweet potato pie from Sister Pie bakery in Detroit adds coconut milk, brown sugar, and cardamom Newsletter Shop Help Center.
Log In Sign Up. I mean, this is the food of the soft-toothed, you hardly have to even chew. All you have to do is remember to give insulin accordingly. Here are the 10 Thanksgiving Tips to make your holiday go — dare we say — as smooth as gravy. This my be helpful for both you and your host. This could also be a visual cue to others that opens up the discussion on Type 1 and helps to educate others. Of course you can eat carbs, but know their sugar weight. Keep in mind that these starch sides can vary greatly in carb count.
You could also consider sugar-free dessert options to limit the amount of insulin you need to take. Incorporating a brisk walk into the afternoon could help lower BGLs with all that sugar intake. Be sure to only exercise within the limits prescribed by your health care professional though.
Because Thanksgiving meal times may vary from your typical eating routine, be sure to keep a close eye on your blood sugar levels and always have emergency sugar on you in the chance that you go low. Watch out for hidden carbs or gluten. You know those inconspicuous glazes — what was once a vegetable could turn into what is now a sugar soup. Or the fried crumble toppings that can be heavy sugar weights. Many are unaware of what gluten actually is it is the general name for the proteins found in wheat, rye and barley , so be sure to explain that grain items such as oats, barley and your run-of-the-mill flour contain gluten.
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