However, there are other things that I’ve actually planned out , like my thanksgiving menu. This year, along with my favorite kitchen cookware company, Le Creuset, I’ve created a couple of special savory dishes for the holiday using their Heritage bakeware collection. These dishesare easy and can be prepared in advance to save time. You can refrigerate the dishes ahead of time by wrapping them up airtight with cling film and foil and then reheat them in the oven just before serving. The first dish is a spicy pork and mushroom pie which is inspired from the traditional shepherd’s pie while the second one is a casserole made with apples and butternut squash (Recipes in links). As you’ve guessed, comfort food is the theme in each of these two savory dishes. I flavored the spicy and hot pork and mushroom pie with a dash of garam masala and hot sauce (I used sriracha) then topped it off with a layer of mashed potatoes and parmesan for a delicious cheesy crust. For the apple and butternut squash casserole, the eggs were whisked with a little freshly ground nutmeg and parmesan (the leftovers are also great at breakfast) and that I then used the liquid to envelope the vegetables and apples. An added bonus, the aroma of parmesan sneaking out from your oven! Note: This post was sponsored by Le Creuset but all opinions stated are my own. I love casseroles this time of year. Total comfort food. Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
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