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A Local Feast: Your Thanksgiving Meal Plan with Piedmont Fresh

November 15, 2025 Jessica Rogers

A Local Feast: Your Thanksgiving Meal Plan with Piedmont Fresh

Thanksgiving is almost here, and we’ve got everything you need to make your holiday table shine—without leaving your community. From locally raised turkey to fresh veggies, artisan breads, and indulgent desserts, here’s how to plan a feast that’s 100% Piedmont Fresh.

The Star of the Show: Turkey

Start with a broad-breasted turkey from Sunflower Hill Farm LLC. These robust 9–11 lb turkeys are perfect for a smaller, more manageable feast while still delivering all the flavor of a traditional Thanksgiving centerpiece. Roast it simply, or try your favorite herb and butter rub to make it shine.

Savory Sides & Breads

  • Breads: For a hearty, rustic loaf, grab the Country Hearth Sourdough from Rabble and Rise Baking Company. Want something lighter? Their Lemon Rosemary Bread is the perfect fragrant side.

  • Pesto Perfection: Crossings Farm Basil Pesto is incredibly versatile. Use it as a dip, toss it with roasted veggies, or mix into a pasta salad for a fresh, herby flavor.

  • Fresh Greens: Anders Family Farm has crisp cabbage perfect for white or red slaw, plus mixed lettuces for small, refreshing salads. Top with Sunflower Hill or Crossings chicken tenders/strips for a protein-packed option.

  • Seasonal Veggies: Don’t miss the cherry tomatoes from Anders Family Farm, rare and bursting with flavor this time of year. Purple sweet potatoes from Sunflower Hill Farm are ideal for baked sweet potatoes with butter, sugar, and a dash of cinnamon—or crisp sweet potato fries.

  • Classic Favorites: Make deviled eggs with Crossings Farm chicken eggs for a true Thanksgiving staple.

Desserts to Savor

Finish your feast with sweet treats from our local bakers:

  • Rabble and Rise Baking Company: Cookie and Brownie Party Box, Kahlua Sour Cream Coffee Cake, ChocFulls Cookie Stack, Peanut Butter Cookie Stack, Vanilla Nut Trio Granola

  • SandyCreek Farm: Peanut Butter Protein Balls, Fig Sweet Bread, Artisan Flatbread Crackers

  • Homeland Creamery Ice Cream Pint (new!): Chocolate, Pumpkin Brulee, Strawberry, Vanilla

  • Eggnog & Ice Cream: Perfect for rounding out your holiday meal or enjoying a sweet treat anytime

Whether you’re leaning into a full-tilt traditional Thanksgiving spread or building a lighter, veggie-driven table, Piedmont Fresh keeps it effortless to shop local, support nearby farms, and cook with ingredients that actually taste like something. Farm-fresh flavor hits different—richer, brighter, and downright divine.

These are just a handful of the goodies we offer. The full lineup is waiting for you on the Piedmont Fresh Food Hub website, and it’s a feast all its own. Browsing it is basically a tiny field trip across the region’s farms.

When you reserve your holiday favorites, you’re not only stocking your kitchen with high-quality, locally sourced foods—you’re strengthening local food access and directly supporting the farmers who grow for our community.

The season tastes better when it’s grown close to home, and the story continues with every bite.

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