Here are some links to food/recipes/things you may want to make today/tomorrow/Thursday/after Thursday that have Thanksgiving-esque appeal for all you veggies in the house.

African Peanut Soup (made with pumpkin)

Quinoa Stuffed Peppers (and a recipe for orange/cranberry sauce)

Razzleberry Pie
...And now, here's my mom, who is sitting next to me on this couch. Mom? Hit it!
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Hi! WWW here: This year, I'd like to include a pumpkin pie recipe my friend told me is the best pumpkin pie EVER! I have not made it yet because I make my pumpkin pie on Thanksgiving BUT here is a very beautiful picture of the pie. I did not take this picture (in case that wasn't obvious).
The recipe calls for grinding whole spices in a spice grinder, which, as it turns out, is a really great activity to do with a child. Archer and I did this together and we had so much fun discussing each spice, where they came from and tasting the pulverized powders.
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Enjoy and Happy Thanksgiving!
GGC + WWW
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