Set your holiday table with these delicious recipes.


Store-bought dinner rolls are a


great and popular option because all you do is heat them up at the last minute, said Paula Smith, scan coor- dinator at SunFest in Gassville. Once you have the menu and


grocery list, craft a plan of when everything goes in and comes out of the oven. Make a list of any foods that can be made ahead of time. Figure out how many burners


you will need. This is a great time to


decide if you need a slow cooker to keep items warm. If you need ex- tras, you still have time to borrow or buy one. Also, write down a list of what


needs to be done before Thanks- giving (any cleaning tasks).


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before Thanksgiving. “For the rest of your food, the


best prices will be right before Thanksgiving. The two ads before Thanksgiving will be your best prices,” Randall said. If you’re looking for a quieter


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