Home Family Restaurants Thanksgiving Delivered: Best Shortcuts for T-Day By Emily MyersOctober 6, 2017 Search more like this prepgrocery-shoppingjugglingstressfulshipfarmmarketmealkitchenbreaksidesizefoodcome Read next Family Restaurants Honoring Everyday Heroes This Halloween Family Restaurants Most Americans Steal Their Kids’ Halloween Candy (& More Spooky Season Facts) Family Restaurants Is Halloween Scaring Your Kids? Here’s How to Help Them Conquer Their Fear Family Restaurants Want to Make Halloween Safe & Sweet? Think like a Kid Family Restaurants The Ultimate Gift Guide for Little Scientists Preparing a Thanksgiving feast in a pint-sized New York kitchen when you have family in town can be stressful, to say nothing of juggling kids, food prep and grocery shopping. Give yourself a break this year because when it comes to T-Day take outs, NYC delivers. Whether you want to skip the veg prep, outsource the appetizers, farm out the pies or ship in the entire event, you’ve got options. Click through for ideas and resources guaranteed to make this Thanksgiving a whole lot easier — and more enjoyable — for the entire family. A Feast of SidesMaking everything from scratch doesn’t make sense on a day when the family’s in town. Order butternut squash soup, mashed sweet potato or wild mushroom stuffing from Dean & Deluca (with two Manhattan locations). For the full spread they also offer a roasted turkey with a thyme and sage rub for $125-145 depending on size. If it's just a few family members, there's also a cooked boneless turkey breast to go. Another spot for pre-made sides is the West Village takeout hub Ready to Eat. All of the store’s Thanksgiving sides feel (and taste) entirely homemade and they offer full-service catering from soup to dessert. DEAN and DELUCA 560 Broadway Soho 212-26-6800 1150 Madison Ave. Upper West Side 212-717-0800 Online: https://www.deandeluca.com Ready to Eat 525 Hudson St. West Village 212-229-1013 Online: http://readytoeatnyc.com photo: DEAN & DELUCA What are your top tips for holiday meal shortcuts? Share them in the comments! — Emily Myers