Thanksgiving always reminds me of the importance of family; back when I lived in LA I would only come up for Thanksgiving once every two or three years just because of the expense of the plane ticket. But when I was able to afford it, I did it without question. It didn’t matter that going through the airport over Thanksgiving weekend was always a nightmare, or that it would take a half day just getting there and then another half day getting back. What mattered to me was being able to sit around a table with my family and enjoying a delicious meal together. Sometimes I feel like nowadays people let the bog of their everyday lives apply to holidays, not wanting to go to so and so’s house because it’s a 40 minute drive, or not wanting to Person A’s because Person B is going to be there and they don’t like Person B. We might not all get along all the time, and we might not all live 3 minutes away from each other, but sometimes, you need to cast aside all those petty problems and be there for your family when it counts. It’s only one day a year, and if there’s anytime to make a little more effort than normal to be around those closest to you, it’s now.
So this year I am going to make a really special dinner as a thanks to everyone in my family for being willing to try out a new tradition. There will be pie, pie, and more pie, stuffing, brussels sprouts, and biscuits. And of course, a succulent little turkey. This year I partnered with Reynolds Kitchens Endless Table and made a Roast Rosemary Turkey with a Cranberry and Pomegranate Glaze, which was so excellent that I will be making it again come Thanksgiving. You can get my recipe and more festive holiday dishes here, there’s a ton from other awesome bloggers on their site and I highly recommend scrolling through them for recipe inspiration. I hope you guys all have great Thanksgiving plans in store, and that you enjoy the extra time spent with your friends and family 🙂
Your turkey looks so amazing!! Love the color and the flavors you added 🙂
Have fun hosting at your house! I've always wanted to host Thanksgiving, but we live the farthest away and end up all gathering at my parent's house.
Hello Eva, I always follow your wonderful blog, great recipes!
Your photos are wonderful!
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The turkey looks absolutely delicious! I am sure your thanksgiving celebrations will be a success.
Miriam
It looks perfectly cooked and scrumptious, what a divine thing to eat!!!
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This turkey is absolutely stunning! Perfect flavor pairings for this holiday season! You are an edible artist!
Eva your turkey is gorgeous! Have a great holiday!
Stunning as always! I admire your photos and lovely cooking. Just read more about you. I'm in North Portland as well and am Lebanese! Do you cook a lot from your Greek heritage?
Really love how you present the food! Your photography is exactly my kind of thing 🙂 Love it xoxo Katie http://www.whatskatieupto.com
¡Fantástica receta! Fácil de preparar, con buenas fotografías y un resultado final delicioso, me encanta. Muchas gracias por compartirla con todos/as.
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Your turkey looks amazing. Where can I get the recipe?
How gorgeous is this??!!!!!! I just love looking at cooked poultry for some reason, I think they're so pretty to look at, ahah! It's random actually. And hosting your own thanksgiving is so much fun for sure! I can never make it look as beautiful as yours probably, but I've enjoyed doing it the past few years since my family isn't into holidays and in order to make it happen, someone's gotta do it. 😉 I really want to see your table, Eva.
The color on that turkey is SUPERB! Somehow I have the feeling you are going to knock your first Thanksgiving dinner out of the park. 😉
Your pictures are art! Your food is art, also! The only thing I can say is a huge bravo! Keep going 🙂 Happy Holidays!
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