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Thanksgiving day can get super busy. There are a lot of dishes to cook and things to prepare. It may take a whole day in the kitchen if you plan to cook everything from scratch, especially if serving a big group. That’s when these Thanksgiving hacks by WhatsUpMoms come in handy.
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This holiday can be very tiring. If you are hosting, I’m sure you’ll do anything to make the preparation easier. Try these Thanksgiving tips and tricks for a hassle-free holiday celebration. They can save you a lot of time and energy. From preparing dishes to setting up your Thanksgiving dinner table, they’ve got you covered.
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If you are tired of peeling potatoes, boil them first until soft, then shock them with ice water. The skin will peel itself off easily.
To save some fridge space, keep prepped foods in resealable plastic bags.
Before plating, make sure to strategize the serving bowls, casseroles, and plates first with sticky notes.
In an air-tight mason jar, add your vegetables, water, and seasonings. Close tightly with the lid. Place it in your dishwasher and cook them in your first load.
Massage butter under the skin of the turkey to get a moist turkey.
If you don’t know the conversion of a stick of butter in tablespoons, just google it.
Keep your mashed potatoes toasty with a slow cooker in its warm setting.
Line your cooler with aluminum foil on all sides, then place your food inside.
To avoid reloading your trash cans, triple line them with trash bags.
If you have leftover pumpkins, spray paint them, and use them as table decor.
Hot glue fabric on to cut toilet paper rolls for beautiful napkin holders. Tie it with a jute twine for the finishing touches.
Stick old wine corks with toothpicks, and you’ve got the perfect place cards for smooth seating.
For the kid’s tablecloth, use easel paper to keep them occupied long enough to eat their veggies.
For inevitable spills, lay a tablecloth under the table