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A Feast For A Few: Rethinking The Traditional Thanksgiving Meal

Nov 25, 2020
Aarón Sánchez, a talented chef and judge on Food Network's Chopped, shares his insights on rethinking Thanksgiving in light of the pandemic. He discusses creative alternatives for smaller gatherings and emphasizes the beauty of intimate meals with quality ingredients. Listeners will love his recipe for crispy Brussels sprouts with roasted jalapeño vinaigrette. The podcast also explores innovative desserts like individual apple hand pies, allowing for personalized celebrations that break from tradition while maintaining deliciousness.
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ANECDOTE

Virtual Eid Celebration

  • Iltafad Hamzavi's family celebrated Eid during lockdown by sharing syrup recipes and cooking together on Zoom.
  • They dropped off extra food at each other's doorsteps, creating a unique communal experience.
ADVICE

Virtual Holiday Tips

  • Dress up for virtual holidays to enhance the ambiance, recommends Irene Katz-Connelly.
  • Organize practice Zoom calls beforehand to avoid technical difficulties during the actual celebration.
ADVICE

Rethinking Thanksgiving

  • The CDC advises against traveling for large Thanksgiving gatherings.
  • Use this as an opportunity to break from tradition and try new recipes.
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