[[{“value”:”Thanksgiving dinner is one of the greatest things about the holiday season for many, but you don’t have to wait until Nov. 26 to enjoy Turkey Day. Several restaurant chains are already serving up Thanksgiving-inspired meals, giving you an early taste of the feast without having to spend hours in the kitchen. Here are four restaurant chains where you can satisfy your turkey and cranberry sauce cravings before Thanksgiving arrives, according to Therese Buchanan, home chef, food blogger & recipe developer at Tessie’s Table.
Cracker Barrel
Cracker Barrel serves its turkey dinner year-round, so you don’t have to hold off for Thanksgiving to have a traditional turkey meal. “Cracker Barrel’s Thursday Turkey n’ Dressing dinner is a classic Southern-style meal with roasted turkey breast, cornbread dressing, gravy, cranberry relish, and traditional sides,” says Buchanan. “The cranberry relish adds a little tartness alongside the savory turkey and dressing, which is exactly what makes this combination such a Thanksgiving favorite.”
Bob Evans
Bob Evans also offers a turkey dinner every day and Buchanan says it’s a must-have. “Bob Evans serves slow-roasted turkey with bread-and-celery dressing, mashed potatoes, gravy, and cranberry relish,” she states. “The turkey is sliced rather than shredded, and the combination of creamy mashed potatoes, savory dressing, and tangy cranberry relish gives you all the traditional flavors of a roast turkey dinner.”
Village Inn
Known for its elevated breakfast menu that’s served all day, The Village Inn also is a great spot for comfort foods like a delicious turkey plate. “Village Inn’s turkey dinner brings together roasted turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, gravy, and cranberry sauce,” says Buchanan. “The cranberry adds a sharp, fruity flavor against the rich gravy, while the dressing and mashed potatoes make it a traditional holiday-style meal.”
Golden Corral
Golden Corral is another option when you’re craving a Thanksgiving-style feast. During the holidays, the buffet often features traditional entrees and sides, including turkey and all the fixings.
“It’s a natural choice when you’re craving all the holiday flavors,” says Buchanan. “The turkey, gravy, and traditional sides give you plenty of savory flavors, while the cranberry sauce adds a little sweetness and tartness.”
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