What should I make for Thanksgiving for 2 people?

Thanksgiving For Two: 15 Small Holiday Bites With BIG Flavor

1. of 15. Air Fryer Garlic Herb Turkey.
2. of 15. Green Bean Casserole Bundles.
3. of 15. Cranberry Brie Bites.
4. of 15. Perfect Pan Fried Potatoes.
5. of 15. Sweet Potato Bites.
6. of 15. Perfect Baked Sweet Potato.
7. of 15. Stuffin’ Muffins.
8. of 15. Cheesy Brussels Sprout Bake.

What should I bring to Thanksgiving last minute?

But seriously, some of the most delicious dishes are super easy to make!

1. Easiest Garlic Mashed Potatoes. These slow-cooker potatoes are the perfect last-minute grab…just give yourself enough time for the potatoes to cook (at least four hours on high).
2. Sweet Sautéed Apples.
3. Buttermilk Cornbread.

What should I make for Thanksgiving dinner?

1. Turkey. If cooking and carving the turkey is the most stressful part of your Thanksgiving dinner, do it a day ahead!
2. Gravy. Think you have to make gravy on Thanksgiving Day?
3. Mashed Potatoes.
4. Stuffing or Dressing.
5. Cranberry Sauce.
6. Green Bean Casserole or Sweet Potato Casserole.
7. Corn Pudding.
8. Salads.

What do you eat for a small Thanksgiving?

17 Recipes for a Small Thanksgiving Dinner

• Brussels Sprouts With Pickled Shallots and Labneh. Image.
• Sweet Potato and Onion Dip. Image.
• Torrisi Turkey. Image.
• Twice-Baked Potatoes. Image.
• Green Beans With Ginger and Garlic. Image.
• Herby Bread-and-Butter Stuffing for Two. Image.
• Roast Turkey Breast. Image.
• Creamed Spinach. Image.

What should I cook for Thanksgiving for one?

If you’re cooking for one, you won’t want to cook a whole turkey. Instead, consider cooking a turkey breast or turkey cutlets. Both will yield the perfect amount for one (or possibly two). You might also want to consider making a turkey roast.

How do you make Thanksgiving easier to cook?

Our Best Make-Ahead Tips for Your Easiest Thanksgiving Yet

1. The Turkey: Prep It for Roasting.
2. Mashed Potatoes: Freeze Them or Embrace the Make-Ahead Casserole.
3. Gravy: Yes, Even Without Roasting the Turkey.
4. Stuffing: Bake the Bread, Toast the Nuts.
5. Green Beans: Prep the Garnishes or Casserole.

What should I make for Thanksgiving early?

7 Thanksgiving Dishes You Should Always Make Ahead (and 5 You Should Never)

1. Stuffing. “We always make my mom’s sweet potato stuffing ahead of time.
2. Casseroles.
3. Mise en place.
4. Gravy.
5. Most desserts.
6. Turkey and chicken stock.
7. Brussels Sprouts.
8. Rolls.