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Five Tips to Make You the Perfect Thanksgiving Host
These are your friends. Feed them right. Skip the brussel
sprouts and go for the food every one will enjoy. Also
Thanksgiving is not the day to start your new diet. Use the good
stuff, cook with salt, butter and eggs. Start tomorrow with the
healthier alternatives.
Make sure you have plenty for everyone. Guests on Thanksgiving
will typically consume; * 2-3 Drinks, either alcohol or
non-alcohol. * 4-6 Appetizers * ½ to 1/3 pound of meat * 2
servings of all the trimmings * 1-2 slices of pie
Thanksgiving is a big day people tend to eat a lot, so prepare
for the feast.
Have your table set before your guests arrive. Thanksgiving can
be stressful without proper planning. Try wrapping your
silverware in napkins so that guests can just grab and go. Have
all your glasses handy with plenty of ice. Never allow your
Thanksgiving guest to feel awkward by having to ask for a glass
or ice.
Make sure your guests know where the trash
can is. You can move
it out from under the sink and set it where everyone can see.
Also have one member of your family be in charge a trash patrol.
Have them keep an eye on the garbage can so that it does not
over flow.
Finally be prepared to send home leftovers. Everyone likes
having leftover turkey and mashed potatoes, even your guests. By
keeping on hand plastic bags or disposable containers you will
be able to package up turkey leftovers for you and your guests.
About the author:
Shauna Hanus is a gourmet cook who has written a special
Thanksgiving e-cookbook with 73 recipes for leftover turkey,
with this you also get two bonus e-books a special holiday ice
cream cookbook that includes favorites like pumpkin pie ice
cream and pecan pie ice cream and a holiday planning guide to
help you have the most enjoyable Thanksgiving ever. You can find
all of these at http://www.turkey-leftovers.com
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