[reneb0529]

This will be my first Thanksgiving attempting to cook mostly by myself. My grandmother just had a second knee surgery and we are staying/visiting her for the holiday. She has a tiny kitchen but wants to stay at home. She is a great cook and I have quite a bit to live up to. She goes over board with the food-mostly by quantity. I am hoping to make some great dishes but not a lot. There will only be at most 8 adults and one child
But I need help. Can you suggest some great tasting but easy recipes? Also any tips on preparing and keeping things warm are also appreciated. I was thinking about buying a turkey from Honeybaked Ham/Boston Market/Heavenly ham also-other than the cost-(eek!)-what do you think?

So many questions so little time right?

Thank you sooo much in advance.

[Kristallovesmomof5]

Im not much help here. I always go look around cooks.com they have some great dishes. easy

[couponclipper]

I have bought the Honey Baked Hams before. They are delicious but expensive too. My local grocery store sells spiral hams that are just as tasty as Honey baked hams. You may want to checkout your local grocery store for a price on the spiral hams.

[mrsanderton2205]

i know this sounds weird but i am the major cook monday-friday but on thanksgiving we do it coverdish everyone brings something and my hubbys corn pudding, sweet potatoe suffle and sweet potato biscuts are what we bring so im off no cooking for me except for the rutebagers which only i will eat!

[slpjlc]

I usually make turkey breast, mashed pot, veggie , stuffing out of box, gravy out of packet, and a dessert