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Pork belly is scored, rubbed with a fragrant blend of toasted fennel seeds, peppercorns, fresh herbs, and citrus zest, rolled and tied, dry-brined with baking powder for up to two days, then slow-roasted at 325 degrees and finished at 500 for a shatteringly crisp skin. This show-stopping Italian roast is a labor of love that rewards patience with crackling, herb-perfumed pork that feeds and impresses a crowd.

Turnips are braised in homemade chicken stock until tender, then the liquid is reduced to a concentrated glaze and finished with butter and fresh tarragon. This simple, refined side dish transforms an often-overlooked root vegetable into something silky, savory, and deeply flavorful.

Crispy sweet potato batons coated in cornstarch and spices, baked at high heat, and served with a creamy buttermilk-herb ranch dipping sauce. A healthier take on fries that delivers satisfying crunch alongside cool, tangy ranch.

classic chopped iceberg salad loaded with cucumber, hard-boiled eggs, carrots, and grape tomatoes in a rich Roquefort cheese dressing. A throwback steakhouse side that proves retro never really goes out of style.

Ground turkey browned and simmered with pinto, kidney, and black beans, tomatoes, green chiles, and chicken broth until hearty and thick. A leaner, protein-packed chili that is perfect for weeknight dinners or casual get-togethers.

A whole turkey deep-fried to golden, crispy perfection with incredibly juicy meat inside. The showstopping centerpiece of Valerie's Thanksgiving table.

A silky queso dip made with white American cheese and sharp white cheddar, swirled with canned green chiles and fresh Fresno pepper. An addictive, crowd-pleasing appetizer that comes together in minutes.

Recipe courtesy of Valerie Bertinelli Boiled lima beans and corn are tossed with golden sauteed onions and plum tomatoes in a bright cider vinegar dressing seasoned with parsley, sage, and nutmeg. This hearty, rustic salad celebrates classic American harvest ingredients and makes a wonderful Thanksgiving side dish.

A buttery food processor shortbread crust is spread with tangy rhubarb jam and topped with an oat crumble spiced with allspice and cinnamon, then baked until golden and bubbling. These rustic, crumbly bars capture the tart essence of spring rhubarb in a portable, crowd-pleasing dessert.
