Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Tasty Thanksgiving recipes for a healthier holiday feast


Thanksgiving is all about abundance or, often, overabundance. But it doesn’t have to be that way. With healthy updates to classic dishes, the Thanksgiving recipes showcased here use high-impact flavors like fresh herbs, spices and seasonal fruits and vegetables to minimize the need for gobs of butter, cream and salt. Some dishes are healthy updates on classic dishes, while others are twists on traditional fare.

For the host, there's menus and planners and budget-friendly wines, as well as new ways to use up all those turkey leftovers. If you’ve always felt daunted by the turkey carving process, there's step-by-step photos that illustrate simple instructions for success, plus other tips for a terrific stress-free holiday. If you’re not hosting this year, choose from a selection of healthy sides and scrumptious desserts. You’ll find nearly everything here to enjoy a delicious, healthy Thanksgiving.

EATINGWELL THANKSGIVING

14 comments:

  1. Great link! My thanksgiving is going to be extremely different with my new dietary restrictions!

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  2. Great information! I am not sure I can convince my family of anything other than the traditional meal. But some of this sounds very good.

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  3. Great info - Thank you for sharing!

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  4. Thanks for the info... I am going to try to incorporate a few of these into our normal feast.

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  5. A healthy Thanksgiving - what a concept! Thanks for sharing!

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  6. Thanks for sharing this great link! I love Thanksgiving and can't wait to share this with my hubby (who is the main cook in our family! *Ü*)

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  7. I will be using that link. Thanks for the info.

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  8. Great link! I almost forgot to come back here and tell you so, lol. Here's to family, friends, good food and good health!

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  9. just in time for Thanksgiving! Thank you!

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  10. Thanks for the link! I'll definitely be baking a turkey this year :)

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