Red Skin Potato
Chicken Sausages Roasted with Potatoes and Brussels Sprouts
Turkey sausages would also be delicious. Accompany this with good bread; follow it with a salad and an assortment of cheeses.
Garlic Potatoes
This recipe for potatoes cooked with whole, unpeeled garlic cloves has been a favorite of Tante Marie's students ever since it was taught to us by Judith Olney. The secret is to cook the potatoes and garlic in plenty of olive oil so the garlic doesn't burn. Serve this dish with roasted chicken or a chicken sauté.
By Mary Risley
Smoked Fish Chowder
Offer crackers and some coleslaw along with the chowder. Lemon meringue pie is a perfect way to end the meal.
Shrimp Uggie
By Gail Uglesich and Anthony Uglesich
Two-Potato Sauté with Bacon and Cream
This smoky, creamy combination of white and sweet potatoes may be the ultimate Thanksgiving side dish.
Skillet Chicken and Vegetables
"My grandmother was a reporter in New York before she got married and moved to Montana to start a new life on a ranch," writes Joyce Litz of Albuquerque, New Mexico. "At the time she didn't know how to cook, and learning wasn't easy — the place didn't even have running water. Still, she appreciated good food, so she persevered and became a great cook. Later my grandmother taught me ranch-style cooking, a lot of which involved getting simple but flavorful, hearty meals ready in a hurry."
Lobster, Corn, and Potato Salad with Tarragon
Buy cooked fresh lobster meat and you can whip this salad together in about 30 minutes. Cooking your own lobster, however, not only ensures the freshest flavor and the tenderest meat, but you get more bang for the buck—you can use the lobster shells to make stock and lobster oil.
Lobster with Sausage, Mussels, Corn, and Potatoes
In addition to the herb mayonnaise and blue cheese coleslaw, sliced tomatoes would be perfect alongside.
Salmon Papillotes with Fennel, Potatoes, and Olives
It appears on your plate wrapped up like a present. But there's more to this dish than pretty presentation. When you bake salmon, potatoes, and fresh herb-sprinkled vegetables in parchment paper, something magical happens. Nestled in the package, the ingredients cook in their own juices. And when you snip the papillote open, dinner reveals itself in a cloud of aromatic steam.
Active time: 1 hr Start to finish: 1 1/4 hr
Salmon Salade Niçoise
A pretty and refreshing composed salad that can be made using only one skillet.
Mixed Herring Salad
By Marlene Van Beek
Potatoes with Parsley and Green Onions
By Sandra Rudloff