Thanksgiving is one of the most pressure-filled days for cooking in the United States. From making sure the turkey is cooked properly to ensuring there's a side everyone will like, it’s a lot of pressure for those preparing the meal. This year, if you’re looking for help with an item or want to avoid cooking, there are several businesses here to help.

ITEMS TO-GO

The Rooted Anchor

The Rooted Anchor’s personal chef Alex is taking orders for appetizers, sides, and desserts for this thanksgiving. 

“All ingredients are sourced right here in the Upper Valley. Only using healthy fats, flours, and non-refined sugars. Reheating instructions will be provided with all food orders. *GF, Veg, & Vegan Options Available!*” the website said.

Learn more and place your order here.

King Arthur Baking

King Arthur Baking is here to make your baked goods a little easier. With items like pie crust mix and roll mixes, your baked goods will be easy as… pie! Learn more here.

Lou’s Restaurant

Lou’s Restaurant is taking pre-orders for Thanksgiving pie. Whether you like a traditional pumpkin pie or want to serve key lime pie, there’s still time to place an order.

Maple Street Catering

In White River Junction, VT, Maple Street Catering offers a Vermont Thanksgiving meal for $30 per person plus tax. It includes savory turkey w/homemade gravy, garlic mashed potatoes, apple sausage stuffing, whole cranberry sauce, sweet potato casserole, seasonal vegetable, homemade pumpkin & apple pies w/cinnamon whipped cream, and soft rolls with whipped butter. Learn more here.

The Common Man

The Common Man restaurant in Claremont, NH, is offering Thanksgiving meals to go. Register to receive the newsletter to learn more here.

The Co-op

Order your turkey from The Co-op in Lebanon, NH, now so it is ready for Thanksgiving Day. Place your order here.

The Village Butcher

The Village Butcher in Woodstock, VT, is offering turkey, side dishes, and dessert this year. Bone in and boneless turkey breast are also available. Learn more here.

EATING OUT

Restaurants like Pine Restaurant in Hanover, NH, Woodstock Inn in Woodstock, VT, and Oakes & Evelyn in Woodstock, VT, are having Thanksgiving dinners or buffets. Many of the restaurants require reservations and fill up quickly. Make sure to double-check so you’ll have a seat at the table this year.