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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I do Thanksgiving dinner too. Here are some things that work for me: Chafing dishes, and I have several. That way, if things are done a little sooner than the rest, they stay warm. And they stay warm when people go back for seconds. I do a roasted root vegetable dish that takes over an hour to roast, and takes up both racks in the oven. So I do it the night before and put it in the fridge. I reheat the next day and put in the chafing dish. Can you divide up some cooking? My husband marinates and grills asparagus out over a charcoal grill. It's out of the kitchen and I'm not doing it. ;) I also have a mashed sweet potato and apple recipe that requires baking. I assemble that the night before and then bake it after the turkeys come out. They are supposed to rest 30-40 minutes after baking, so that's just enough time to do the sweet potatoes. I throw the rolls in the oven after the turkeys come out, too, to warm them. I've never used the freezer, but my fridge is filled with pre-prepped dishes the night before. I also roast two smaller turkeys rather than one huge one. That provides more white meat, which people in my family tend to favor, and it cooks faster. [/quote] Great advice. Could you post the recipes for your roasted vegetables and mashed sweet potato? Thanks. [/quote]
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