make in advance What kinda dishes can I make tomorrow in advance for thanksgiving?

Everything minus things that will welt like salads

Are you talking about dessert dishes or the basic food for thanksgiving?

If your making pies you can make them tonight/tomorrow.

I would think mashed potatoes, desserts, uhmmm idk depends what you're making. Anything with a casserole could be made in advance.

I plan on making my desserts tomorrow

I'm making the pies tomorrow. I'm sure you can prep things like veggies and potatoes too. With the potatoes, I'd make sure you keep them in cold water after peeling/chopping them though so they stay fresh.

Not desserts pp. Like regular food.

Thanks ladies!

Depending on how you make your Mac n cheese, you could prep it and only have to stick it in the oven on Thursday.

Smith, also, another fun fact about soaking potatoes, it helps remove a good bit of starch. So technically it's a little healthier?

Stuffing

Mac and cheese

Rolls

Green bean casserole

Potatoes can be diced and put in water

Sweet potatoes. You can prep the stuffing and have it in a pan ready to bake. Do prep work for cutting veggies you will need. Can cut potatoes for mashed and put them in water with salt

I usually prep my macaroni and cheese and peel my potatoes then let them soak in salt water. That's pretty much the only thing I do.

You can put all the casseroles together.

I am making my brine tonight and soaking the turkey for a day and a half. Getting all my seasonings mixed for the ham.

My bacon cooked for the green beans.

Broccoli salad, served chilled, so it would be ideal to make day before.

I make 24 hour mashed potatoes so I'm making them the day before. Basically, I cook the potatoes, mash them, add the other ingredients (cream cheese, sour cream, butter, and paprika) and then refrigerate overnight. Bake them for 30 minutes on Thanksgiving and they're dang good! But other than that I only do desserts the day before.

I'm Canadian so my thanksgiving was awhile ago but I made my stuffing in the slow cooker, and a carrot dish in another slow cooker. I used an electric roasting dish to make the turkey and so I really just did some squash/apples in the oven and everything came together nicely.