roasted potatoes
crisp edges, herby, and the tray that holds its texture on a table that sits out for an hour.
add to an orderthanksgiving is not a hard meal to cook. it is a hard meal to time. four dishes, one oven, all of them due at three. turkey, mashed potatoes and mac and cheese, cooked and labeled, as individual plates or family trays. pickup, delivery or catering drop-off across the twin cities.
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buy back the oven, not the holiday.
most people ordering thanksgiving are not trying to skip cooking. they are trying to stop doing oven math at 11am while everyone else watches the game. hand off the two or three dishes that eat the most time, keep the one that is actually yours.
holiday ordering goes wrong in the same place every year: people decide in the week they were supposed to order. orders close saturday november 21, five days out. that is a hard close, not a soft one, because everything is cooked to order and the kitchen buys against the final count.
we come to the house.
every suburb inside 25 miles of downtown minneapolis, in the days before the holiday rather than on it, so nobody is waiting on a driver on thursday. pickup runs those same days if you would rather collect it. catering drop-off for offices and larger gatherings runs the same menu in trays.
yes. tandoco cooks a full thanksgiving spread for pickup, delivery or catering drop-off across the twin cities: turkey, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese and a fall bakery table. order it as individual labeled plates or as family-size trays, and every item carries an allergen tag and a macro line. orders close saturday november 21.
saturday november 21, five days before the holiday. that is a hard close rather than a soft one, because everything is cooked to order and the kitchen buys against the final count. large catering drop-offs should land earlier if you can, since the last week fills first.
about one pound of whole, bone-in turkey per person, which comes out to roughly a third of a pound of actual meat once carved. if you are buying carved turkey rather than a whole bird, plan about six ounces per adult, closer to eight if your family treats friday's sandwich as part of the point. sides are where people under-order far more often than the turkey.
everything arrives fully cooked. you are reheating, not cooking. each item carries its own reheating instructions on its own label rather than one generic sheet for the whole order, and anything that goes soft in the oven, like a sauce or a topping, is packed in its own cup so it goes on afterward.
that is most of the reason this menu exists. every plate carries its protein, calorie and fiber numbers on the label, so a portion-controlled holiday is a matter of reading rather than guessing. individual plates suit anyone on a glp-1 or tracking macros better than a shared tray, because the portion is decided in the kitchen instead of at the table. the full version of that, written for the holiday, is thanksgiving on a glp-1.
no, and on purpose. pickup and delivery run in the days before thanksgiving, tuesday the 24th and wednesday the 25th, not on the holiday itself. the food is cold, fully cooked and in your fridge before thursday starts, so thursday is an oven and a timer rather than a delivery window.
every item carries an allergen tag, and the menu includes plant-based options, for example the cloud nine roll, which is fully plant-based and made without any of the nine major allergens in the recipe. everything is made in a shared kitchen, so severe allergies should be flagged when you order. we are not an allergen-free kitchen.
yes. catering drop-off runs the same menu in family-size trays anywhere within 25 miles of downtown minneapolis. office thanksgiving lunches and friendsgiving usually run the week before the holiday rather than on the day itself, which is both easier to book and more likely to still have room.
headcount, plates or trays, and whether you want the bakery table. a real number back within 2 business days, or text 612-524-9104.