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Turkey Day Noms

Thanksgiving is just ONE more day away. In honor of all things gobble gobble, here are a few of my favorite foods that my family and myself overindulge on. 

Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Here is the recipe.
I also add a pinch of rosemary and top it with shredded cheese for extra cholesterol.


Sweet Potato Casserole

This is a delicious and healthy recipe you can find here.
The fruity, colorful marshmallows are actually a delicious substitute for regular.


Cranberry Sauce


It's best to keep it classic and simple with the sauce.
So much better than the weird, jellied can stuff.
I add cinnamon and nutmeg to taste. Here's a good go-to recipe.
Asparagus with Almonds

Maybe not as traditional, but so easy to make and it immediately makes you feel fancy pants.
This recipe is so short and simple, it'll make you feel like a master chef.


Chocolate Pie

Mouth-watering, scrumptious, I'm dying. Screw the pumpkin pie. I want this home-made slice of heaven.
Please, if you make this recipe here, promise you'll make homemade whipped cream too.


And yes, of course we eat turkey (no tofurkey, turducken, whatever) and squash, but that's too obvious to mention.
Wishing you all the happiness on this Thanksgiving and holiday season!
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