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My yeast rolls are rising, my cranberry sauce is done, and I have a big pot of soup on for an easy Wednesday night dinner for arriving out of towners. Still have to make the candied sweet potato sauce and one of my desserts that will go into the freezer until Thursday. For the Thanksgiving cooks, what are you doing this weekend to get a head start?
This is the part of the cooking I like. Just me in the kitchen, I have all day to do it, and am listening to The American Revolution while I cook. Thursday’s cooking won’t be so calm! |
| It's a little too early to start much of anything. Baking pumpkin bread, and making sure I have enough spices, butter, etc that would be super annoying to make a grocery trek for on Wednesday. |
| Cranberry sauce and corn bread done. I will freeze corn bread. |
| Nothing. Too early. |
| Grocery store run on Tuesday and cooking will start after that. |
| Too early for us. DH and I have plenty of time Tues and Wed to prep. We enjoy doing it together. |
| Too early, I’m not sure the soup or sauce you made will be still be good on Thursday. |
| Dressing/stuffing, sweet potato casserole and the make ahead gravy idea I found on here. Going in the freezer, along with an apple cinnamon snacking cake. Pies will be made the day before. |
As long as they aren’t fish it’s fine. |
Whats a snacking cake? |
| Too early. I did most of the grocery shopping today. Picking up the turkey and other items on Monday. Cooking will begin on Tuesday. |
It’s generally a small single layer cake served in the same pan, no frosting and meant to be snacked on whenever the need arises. |
Storing it -- do you keep another freezer for the stuff you prepared? |
Waayyyy to early to cook for Thursday. Frankly its just gross. |
I do. Have a freezer in my basement. Room to keep everything that needs to be frozen. |