Malia from Yesterday on Tuesday shared these fun, gobble worthy ( and no bake!) Turkey Cookies which would be fun for younger guests:
I am not a huge fan of pumpkin. I bake pumpkin pie and don't eat it. But Jessica from Mad In Crafts has a recipe I may just have to try and which I love just for the name:
Say that three times fast "One Pan Chocolate Pumpkin Thanksgiving Wacky Cake". Look at that fudgy goodness! I may just be able to have my pumpkin and eat it too :)
Viv, from The V Spot reminded me of an old episode of Friends where Monica tried to bring some more chocolate to Thanksgiving. I was right there with you Monica. I think Viv's Mocha Brownie tart would be a great addition to any dessert table don't you?
Do you have any leftover Halloween candy? Natalie from The Creative Mom has a wonderful way to use it up and decorate your Thanksgiving table with festive placecards.

Your favorite candy bar can be wrapped up in this downloadable label from Martha Stewart (see Martha, we bloggers still reference you!) and serve double duty as a place card.
Stephanie from Back For Seconds blog guarantees you'll be back for seconds of these Pumpkin Spice Fudge Brownies.
I stumbled upon a new blog I need to follow called Sugarplum where I found this Double Chocolate Pecan Pie. YUM!
I hope you've found some chocolate inspiration for your Thanksgiving table.
4 comments:
That double chocolate pecan pie sounds great! Add sum rum and its right up my alley!
Now this is my idea of a Thanksgiving spread! LOL Pinning...and dreaming of a Chocolate Thanksgiving Dinner!
Thanks so much for including my brownies in your round up! I'm loving all these chocolate goodies!!
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