Fresh Flavors for Thanksgiving

Whether you're a novice or a pro, you'll breeze through this menu of updated favorites.

Jennifer Davick / Styling Cari South / Food Styling James Schend

Offer a No-Fuss Appetizer
A fruit-and-cheese platter is about as easy as it gets. Purchase favorite cheeses, preserves, dried fruits, breads, and crackers, and arrange them on a serving tray or cutting board. Complete your presentation by adding roasted garlic―it spreads well and melts in your mouth. Follow these simple steps for roasting garlic.
1. Cut off pointed end of desired number of garlic bulbs; place bulbs on a piece of aluminum foil, and drizzle with olive oil. Fold foil to seal.
2. Bake at 425° for 30 minutes; let cool. 

"Fresh Flavors for Thanksgiving" is from the November 2007 issue of Southern Living.

Shannon Sliter Satterwhite

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