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Dinner Planner – Week of November 11, 2024

I used to post my weekly to-do list for Thanksgiving on my site, but now I’m putting it all in my Substack newsletter. Not to sound like a broken record BUT the sooner you commit to a menu, the sooner you can start prepping ahead.  I do most of my grocery shopping for Thanksgiving THIS week.  You can buy canned goods, frozen items, spices, baking supplies, nuts and dried fruit, winter squashes, sparkling water and booze, even butter, and many dairy products.  Now is also a good time to get your knives sharpened and check your serving pieces.  If you need a guidebook to help you figure out which recipes to include in your Thanksgiving menu, troubleshooting tips, how to plan your timeline and more, you can order my Thanksgiving e-book here!

Here’s your dinner planner for the week:

Meatless Monday: Split Pea and Barley SoupThanksgiving Salad with Homemade Pomegranate Vinaigrette

Tuesday: Easy Balsamic Chicken from The Mediterranean DishCauliflower Mashed Potatoes, Roasted Brussels Sprouts

Wednesday:  Mediterranean fish stewfennel and green bean salad with olives

Thursday: Deconstructed stuffed cabbage casserole (you can swap lentils for the meat to make this vegetarian), baked parsnip “fries”

Friday: Turkey meatballs with pasta or polenta, sautéed spinach

Saturday brunch: Pumpkin Pancakes with Yogurt and Homemade Applesauce

Sunday: Spicy Salmon Sushi Bake + cucumber and avocado salad with creamy miso-ginger dressing 

I have LOVED seeing all your creations of my recipes on Instagram. If you make any of my recipes, please tag me @pamelasalzman #pamelasalzman so I can check them out! I have a free Monday newsletter with my thoughts, new recipes, and things I’m loving lately. Subscribe here!

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I come from a large Italian-American family with 28 first cousins (on one side of the family!) where sit-down holiday dinners for 85 people are the norm (how, you might ask – organization! But more on that later …).

Some of my fondest memories are of simple family gatherings, both large and small, with long tables of bowls and platters piled high, the laughter of my cousins echoing and the comfort of tradition warming my soul.

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