Anonymous
11/03/2021 13:46
Subject: s/o Thanksgiving sides that travel well
I ask for desserts when I have to travel.
Then I make two pies, a rum cake, and whipped cream.
Then I make two pies, a rum cake, and whipped cream.
Anonymous
11/03/2021 13:07
Subject: s/o Thanksgiving sides that travel well
Anonymous wrote:White trash green bean casserole should reheat pretty well.
OMG! This is what I call it. I never make it because cream of mushroom soup makes me want to gag. But Alton Brown has a recipe I might give a try this year as a guest really likes this dish.
Anonymous
11/02/2021 20:40
Subject: s/o Thanksgiving sides that travel well
Anything in an instant pot or a locking slow cooker made for travel.
I’ve made Mashed potatoes in the instant pot. They can travel in the pot and reheat in the pot. Very easy.
Pick what you want to make and google for an instant pot recipe. Some dishes are better in a slow cooker.
It is totally worth investing in a travel slow cooker to get a locking lid and/or an instant pot.
I’ve made Mashed potatoes in the instant pot. They can travel in the pot and reheat in the pot. Very easy.
Pick what you want to make and google for an instant pot recipe. Some dishes are better in a slow cooker.
It is totally worth investing in a travel slow cooker to get a locking lid and/or an instant pot.
Anonymous
11/02/2021 17:18
Subject: s/o Thanksgiving sides that travel well
Anonymous wrote:Does it have to be a hot vegetable dish? I adore this broccoli salad recipe (it’s kinda like a slaw) and it’s served cold or room temp so you wouldn’t have to bother with reheating. It provides a nice crunch, which many Thanksgiving spreads are lacking!
https://cookieandkate.com/favorite-broccoli-salad-recipe/
Sorry that is...not to my taste. I wouldn't say that has universal appeal.
I enjoy a green salad on Thanksgiving. Something simple just good quality vegetables and a couple of choices of dressing.
Anonymous
11/02/2021 17:11
Subject: s/o Thanksgiving sides that travel well
Anonymous wrote:I've done the same with roasted brussel sprouts. They travel well.
I hate broccoli salad so I would vote not that.
A green salad might be nice. Maybe put some Thanksgiving stuff in it like candied pecans, little chunks of roasted butternut squash, some shredded brussel sprouts. You can put the dressing on and toss it right before dinner.
I like this salad idea.
Anonymous
11/02/2021 17:08
Subject: s/o Thanksgiving sides that travel well
Roasted brussels sprouts won't be BAD after 30 minutes of travel, but they certainly won't be crispy, so what's even the point?
Better to do something that will end up in the same state it's supposed to. Collard/mustard greens with bacon, creamed spinach, or even just a salad as others have suggested.
Better to do something that will end up in the same state it's supposed to. Collard/mustard greens with bacon, creamed spinach, or even just a salad as others have suggested.
Anonymous
11/02/2021 11:13
Subject: s/o Thanksgiving sides that travel well
OP here. Thanks everyone! These are great suggestions.
Anonymous
11/02/2021 09:23
Subject: s/o Thanksgiving sides that travel well
I've done the same with roasted brussel sprouts. They travel well.
I hate broccoli salad so I would vote not that.
A green salad might be nice. Maybe put some Thanksgiving stuff in it like candied pecans, little chunks of roasted butternut squash, some shredded brussel sprouts. You can put the dressing on and toss it right before dinner.
I hate broccoli salad so I would vote not that.
A green salad might be nice. Maybe put some Thanksgiving stuff in it like candied pecans, little chunks of roasted butternut squash, some shredded brussel sprouts. You can put the dressing on and toss it right before dinner.