The Spicy Lover's Thanksgiving Menu
While this may look like any ordinary turkey, that's not the case. With a quick taste of the turkey meat, guests will discover it's actually a Habanero-Brined Roasted Turkey. Beware, only true chilehead families should tackle this recipe.
If you're still compiling your Thanksgiving menu, here's our chance to plug some of our favorite spicy holiday side dishes like creamy spinach heightened with roasted jalapenos and my personal favorite, honey-glazed buttery carrots mixed with crisp, spicy salami. Besides, why not add a little slice of spice to your holiday menu?
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