Thanksgiving is a time when food becomes the glue holding everything together. But if you are hosting Thanksgiving dinner for the first time, chances are you are already overwhelmed. With that in mind, we have raked through Trader Joe’s to find out Thanksgiving food items that will save you time in the kitchen on the occasion. Enhance your Thanksgiving menu with these holiday offerings from Trader Joe’s that you should have in your kitchen to save a last-minute rush.
Savory Squash Pastry Bites
Planning to entertain guests this Thanksgiving, but wondering what to make? Why don’t you try these Trader Joe’s savory squash pastry bites? It is a frozen appetizer with a tasty fall touch that’ll have your guests licking their fingers. Here is the full recipe.
Harvest Apple Salad Kit
Textured, leafy, and green, this harvest apple salad kit is the best option to elevate your Thanksgiving dinner. It’s a fluffy spring mix, which includes spinach, kale, lettuce, mizuna, butter lettuce, tango, green oak lettuce, and so many other fun and flavorful ingredients. Here is the full recipe.
Scallopini Potatoes
Cheesy potatoes are the star of this Thanksgiving dish. The potatoes are sliced nice and thin, and covered with a super creamy sauce. Add these scallopini potatoes to your holiday menu and save some time and hassle. Find the full recipe.
Fresh Cranberry Orange Relish
Instead of cranberry sauce, this cranberry orange relish deserves a place on your Thanksgiving dinner table. It is a relishing combination of finely chopped, uncooked cranberries and California Valencia oranges, sweetened with just the right amount of cane sugar. Now that’s what we call an otherworldly combination. Find the full recipe.
Brined Bone-In Half Turkey Breast Fully Cooked
If you are expecting a limited batch of people but don’t have time to cook a turkey, then this fully cooked, brined bone-in half turkey breast is perfect for a limited crowd. This juicy, flavorful dish will not only fill stomachs at your party, but will also prevent food wastage. Find the full recipe.
Cornbread Stuffing Mix
You can either stuff this cornbread stuffing mix in your turkey or cook it on the stovetop. The dish is made with a base of lightly toasted white bread, mixed with cornbread croutons, and wrapped in traditional spices. It will surely impress that one hard-to-please guest that every party has. Find the full recipe.
Butter with Brown Sugar & Maple Syrup
We can’t get enough of maple syrup, especially during the fall, can we? A good spread is all we need to fill us with spark and joy, and Trader Joe’s butter with brown sugar and maple syrup is enough for the sublime experience. It’ll work like magic on pancakes, waffles, and many holiday breakfast dishes. Find the full recipe.
Teeny Tiny Apple Pies
A freshly baked apple pie for Thanksgiving sounds delicious. Once your guests have a taste of it, they will want to know the recipe. This pie is snuggled in a flaky, buttery crust, filled with cinnamon-spiced, diced apple, and topped with brown sugar and baked until golden brown. Find the full recipe.
Gluten-Free Pumpkin Pie
This gluten-free pumpkin pie can be easily split as a sweet treat for two or as a fulfilling single serving. But if not this, it can be a part of your Thanksgiving holiday dinner for folks who enjoy gluten-free meals. Find the full recipe.
Apple & Pumpkin Hand Pies
Don’t have any sweet dish on the menu? Well, you can add these apple and pumpkin hand pies to your elaborate list of holiday meals. The mouthwatering desserts are made with a mix of fresh pumpkin puree, peeled apples, rich cream, and an invigorating pumpkin pie spice, leaving guests coming back for more. Find the full recipe.
What are you grabbing for your Thanksgiving menu on your next visit to Trader Joe’s?
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