Cut Thanksgiving Chaos: Bake The Bread, Don't Make The Bread

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Does your back-to-normal for Thanksgiving mean you're already dreading meal prep, not to mention clean-up?

Whether your family are diehard green bean casserole fans or they're all about the nontraditional and new, most Americans serve about seven different food options. And in some categories (think dessert), we like to offer our guests more than one.

Any way you slice it, that's a lot of shopping, prepping, and cooking. How can you celebrate the holiday without spending all your time focused on one meal?  

La Brea Bakery, the pioneer of American artisan bread, knows a thing or two about preparation (think sourdough starter bread). They also know what it takes to make food-centered holidays fun, not frantic.

Here are five tips for a tasty Thanksgiving day table that celebrates without stress.

"We're all about celebrating with food," said La Brea Bakery chef and culinary innovation leader Jon Davis. "But it should be fun, not a frenzy. We love to bake, but we also love to save people time without sacrificing quality. That's the whole idea behind our Take & Bake bread line. You get that fresh-out-of-the oven smell and taste, without spending your day making the rolls." 

La Brea Bakery is North America's premier artisan bread brand. Founded in 1989, La Brea Bakery has been creating delicious breads and foods for more than 30 years, staying true to its original recipe and process. Based in Los Angeles, the brand has revolutionized the modern artisan bread movement and won over the culinary community and consumers with its hearth-baked, handcrafted breads sold at online retailers and grocery stores across the country. In 2016, La Brea Bakery introduced the first nationally sold farm-to-table artisan bread – La Brea Bakery Reserve – which brings transparency, taste, and quality to consumers. La Brea Bakery operates a flagship storefront in Los Angeles and a second location in Anaheim, California. La Brea Bakery is owned by Aspire, a leading manufacturer and distributor of bread, buns, cookies, and other premium baked goods in North America. 

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