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I'm curious - how far in advance do your respective families firm up Thanksgiving plans?
Had a free minute so I googled "Portuguese stuffing recipes" and Leite's Culinaria popped up. I had forgotten all about this site and how much I love it. This mushroom strudel recipe looks simple and divine. It would make a great Thanksgiving app either cut into small pieces or (I may do this) with the filo shaped into purses for individual bites. https://leitesculinaria.com/2229/recipes-mushroom-strudel.html
My party was a blast. We wound up with about 35 guests. I don’t do anything overly creative for that party, just the bird, gravy, and taters... now I get to make a bunch of much more fun side dishes for Thursday. Gotta make some decisions soon...
I can't make cranberry sauce in advance. It WILL give you a stomach ache if you eat an entire batch in one night.
That is a great site and the one I use for the codfish cakes. Below is my grandmother's recipe:1 lb ground pork - you may only be able to find it with spices. That's ok.1 lb ground beef1 cup chopped celery1 large onion chopped2 Tsp poultry seasoning2 cloves of garlic, chopped.salt and pepper to taste2 bay leaves1-2 loaves, crappy white bread, preferably a bit stale. - tear into tiny chunks. Start with one loaf.In a BIG pot, add olive oil. Heat. Add garlic and stir until good smells. About 1-2 minutes. Add onion and celery. Cook, stirring frequently until translucent. Add seasonings. Stir. Add meat and stir until cooked. Add bread crumbs, stirring, until you get the consistency you want. I add the bread crumbs, stir it up and then, cover the pot for about 10 minutes. Then, I check the consistency. if too wet, add more bread. It should stick together but not be saucy.
No stuffing advice to my previous post?
chopped parsleyminced fresh sage, rosemary and thymeYes, musical, but those are the classic herbs. Plus celery, onion, salt and pepper.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
The only one I have fresh is sage.