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I planned your Thanksgiving (and it's free)

Published 2 days ago • 1 min read

Hi Reader,

Thanksgiving looks a little different at our house these days. Fewer people around the table, a lot less stress, and a roast chicken instead of a giant turkey. (Honestly, I like it better anyway!)

So this year I put together something I wish I'd had years ago: the Thanksgiving Game Plan. It's a free, printable guide that maps out the whole dinner for about six, so you can actually enjoy the day instead of racing between the oven and the stove.

The Thanksgiving Game Plan

Or click here to grab your copy.

Here's what's inside:

  • The full menu: herb roasted chicken, sweet potato casserole, maple glazed carrots, maple bacon Brussels sprouts, garlic knots, a pear and arugula salad, and no-bake pumpkin pie cups
  • A shopping list split into two quick trips
  • A day-by-day make-ahead plan
  • An hour-by-hour Thanksgiving Day timeline, with wiggle room built in
  • Simple recipe cards, all sized to serve at least six
  • Easy ideas for a simple, pretty table

It's completely free, no sign-up needed. Just click and it's yours. I'll also send a couple of quick reminders as the big day gets closer to keep you on track.

P.S. Hosting a bigger crowd? Every recipe serves at least six, and the guide shows you how to roast a second chicken right alongside the first.

Happy Cooking!

Sarah

600 1st Ave, Ste 330 PMB 92768, Seattle, WA 98104-2246
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Front Range Fed

Hi! I'm Sarah, the creator behind Front Range Fed. I love to make easy, delicious, and (mostly) healthy meals for my family and friends. I live in sunny Colorado and like to incorporate local, fresh foods as often as I can.

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