Your Food at Thanksgiving

Food Inflation & Thanksgiving

You may need to get creative this Thanksgiving.

Maybe.

Now, don't cook too crazy. I am not saying that you have to replace turkey with some type of engineered meat. Nor, do you have to make up some kind of dish that sounds disgusting or too interesting to the point that it genuinely tastes like crap.

Please love your guests.

Have gratitude.

Look, if you read the article linked above, then you are reminded about the higher grocery prices. You know what's up. So, changes may need to occur around the holidays to protect your food budget and food experiences. Perhaps, you may travel to several food outlets. Make a hybrid of grocery shopping: Farmer's markets, TJ's, Aldi, and other. I am only sharing an example. But, you may find grocery solace with a diversified shopping core.

Food at Thanksgiving is all too important to have many missed opportunities on the dinner table. Thanksgiving is one holiday in which guests like the foods they always like. So, if you cook something new or add a new ingredient, then introduce as if the dish is the bomb. Introduce the food as if, you will miss out if you do not try a small taste.

Show your confidence, home chef!

Make the food rules!

Wake up or good to bed on Thanksgiving Eve in attack mode and ready to conquer the kitchen!

Then, debate best pies later.

Got it?

Much success to you | Derek | @teemptraining | derekteempt@gmail.com 

Look At This! Here is proof that people will make new strides in cooking. I saw this article on Sunday, October 23rd: Homemade Butter