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| Yes, you can make gravy before you roast your turkey. View this email in your browser Tip 18: Make-Ahead Gravy and Cranberry Sauce Are Your New Best Friends Your Thanksgiving timeline (and your stuffed-full fridge) is a bit like a game of Tetris. When will you mash the potatoes? How will you fit six casseroles in the oven at once? Stop and quiet your brain a bit, and then get started on the parts of the meal that can be made in advance, like this luscious make-ahead gravy. Ready to move on to cranberries? Pick a cooked sauce like this cranberry-cherry compote, or a fresh relish spiked with gin (or both!). Don’t forget to label anything that includes booze to avoid any mishaps.
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