Colorful Thanksgiving Thanks

In this post, we have a colorful Thanksgiving thanks when we think of all the things we are thankful for as we gather around a celebratory meal with family. We pair these delicious dishes with our colorful wall finishes.

You can also use this list with links to recipes for your Thanksgiving Day meal.

The humble turkey is typically the foundation around which the Thanksgiving meal is planned.

Thanksgiving-turkey on Slipcovers for your walls, casartblog — Thanksgiving turkey and tips via The Epicurator (paragarys.com)

Here’s a side [dish] sampling of our brown and related orange-ish colored Wallfinishes wallcovering.

Casart coverings orange and brown temporary wallpaper on Slipcovers for your walls casartblog — A selection of oranges and browns from Casart Coverings

Colorful sides often include glazed (bourbon) maple carrots via Cooking and Beer.

An accompaniment of Orange Faux Linen

casart-orange-faux-Linen and Drysdale-room view_casartblog — Orange Faux Linen with Interior Design by Mary Douglas Drysdale

Sweet potatoes or yams are another orange alternative, as from If You Haven’t Already with their recipe for Brown Sugar Glazed Sweet Potatoes with Marshmallows.

In the South, we smother ours with marshmallows….yum, a vegetable dessert!

Casart Orange Birds-Birch-Circular-Chairs-Table-Curtains_RmView_casartblog — Our Birds & Birch compare with pops of orange birds on white birch trees.

OK, gotta get a green in there. Often it’s green beans maybe with almonds or bacon (or both) — you decide.

Green Beans Almonds via Yummly on Slipcovers for your walls, casartblog — via Yummly

Greene Beans & Bacon via Food Network on Slipcovers for your walls, casartblog — Food Stylist: Adrienne Anderson
Prop Stylist: Paige Hicks via Food Network

Here’s a sampling of Casart green wallcovering.

casart_assorted green_temporary wallpaper — And a Federal Green Drysdale Signature Color in Faux Linen.

But if you’re to add bacon, you might as well consider brussels sprouts. They taste much better than you might think, plus they have more nutrients and are considered a “super” food.