Pot roast, spiral-sliced ham, duck confit, lamb shank and more non-turkey Thanksgiving mains
Though turkey is typically the main attraction on the classic American Thanksgiving table, it doesn’t have to be.
For some people, the big bird is too bland or dry, or too much of a hassle to prep and cook, and they may prefer a more forgiving animal protein in its place. Others love options and want another main dish to feature alongside a beautifully roasted turkey. Wherever you find yourself along the turkey spectrum, these recipes for ham, lamb, duck and more meaty proteins warrant consideration for this Thanksgiving or holiday meals to come.
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