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[quote=Anonymous]I will be cooking this year a small mean for the 3 of us. In past years I have either ordered the complete meal from WF or spent the date somewhere else. Anyway, that is what I am planning for Thanksgiving: Turkey (got a 12lb brined one at TJ) - it was the smallest available. Mashed potatoes (from scratch) Glazed brussel sprouts (from scratch) Carrots (I am planing on trying a recipe someone mentioned here - from scratch) Stuffing (got a bag at WF - only have to add water to it) Cranberry Orange relish (got that already at WF, only have to heat it I guess) Gravy (already prepared from WF) White rice (rice cooker) Dessert: Pumpkin pie (will only prepare the fill) Chocolate pie (same as above - I hate pumpkin pie, so this is for me) My question is: What of all that can I make ahead of time, and how far ahead? E.g: can I prepare the pies on Sunday and freeze them? Can I prepare all the sides (mashed potatoes, carrots, brussels sprouts) on Tuesday and save them on my fridge? I REALLY would like to worry only about the Turkey on TK day, and the rice I don't mind because it is rice cooker anyways.... Is this plan doable? Can we even freeze pie? If not doable, any suggestions? Thanks! [/quote]
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