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" Pomegranate-Lacquered Roast Turkey   This turkey recipe takes the fuss \u2014 not the flavor \u2014 out of the Thanksgiving feast. A glaze of pomegranate juice, brown sugar, and a hint of Dijon mustard give it a delicious, crispy finish. Cranberry-Apple Cider Gravy   Cranberry-apple cider, pomegranate-infused pan drippings, and a semi-homemade turkey broth combine to create a mouthwatering gravy that will enhance the flavors of your whole meal. Roasted Pear-Butternut Squash Soup   Give this simple Thanksgiving soup a festive presentation: Seed medium-size acorn squash or small sugar pumpkins and roast until just tender, then ladle soup into squash shells. No one will know how few ingredients and little prep it actually required! Cornbread, Bacon, and Onion Stuffing   You don&amp;#039;t have to use packaged stuffing mix to keep it simple. Using cornbread and bacon gives this stuffing recipe an easy upgrade. Cranberry, Apricot, and Clementine Relish   Just throw fresh or frozen cranberries in a food processor with apricot spread, raisins, sugar, and clementines and you&amp;#039;ve got this festive, homemade version of a Thanksgiving staple. Save time on the day and make it up to a week ahead of time. Creamed Parmesan Spinach   The subtle warmth of nutmeg brings out the nutty, milky flavor of Parmesan in this creamed spinach side dish, which can be made up to one day ahead and refrigerated. Reheat in a microwave or on a stovetop. Maple-Glazed Sweet Potatoes with Pecans   These sweet and tangy roasted sweet potatoes look as beautiful as they taste. They&amp;#039;re a welcome variation on the standard mashed potatoes. S&amp;#039;Mores Pumpkin-Chip Ice Cream Cake   Two of our favorite fall-flavored desserts \u2014 s&amp;#039;mores and pumpkin ice cream \u2014 unite to form this fun-loving Thanksgiving dessert. It&amp;#039;s the perfect dessert for both the adults&amp;#039; and kids&amp;#039; tables! Upside-Down Quince Gingerbread Cake   Try a new fall fruit for your Thanksgiving dessert with this quince cake. If you&amp;#039;re not feeling so adventurous, you can substitute a hard baking apple like Rome, Mutsu, or Granny Smith. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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