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Sara Gore

Sara Gore

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Host, WNBC-TV (New York, NY)

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  • Minty Moroccan Carrots, Celery Root Mash, And 17 More Flavorful Thanksgiving Sides

    By Sara Gore Verified| Saveur Verified Whether the centerpiece of your Thanksgiving is a glistening turkey or a showstopping vegetarian dish, your main needs its sidekicks. All the trimmings—stuffing, sauces, and more—are what turn a meal into a holiday feast. You can’t go wrong with a classic casserole or sweet potato mash. But this year, try a few fresh takes, like pumpkin and cheese boureki, roasted beets, spicy Moroccan carrots, and stuffed okra, and you just might spark some new culinary traditions.

    By Sara Gore Verified · Saveur

    Nov. 22, 2021

  • Fried Brussels Sprouts

    By Sara Gore Verified| Saveur Verified Here's how to convert the haters. By Sara Gore | Updated Nov 16, 2021 12:33 AM Photography: Belle Morizio; Food Styling: Victoria Granof; Prop Styling: Dayna Seman SHARE The way to win over Brussels sprout haters? These crispy sprouts from Sara Gore, co-host of NBC’s New York Live. Quick-fry the brassicas, then dress them in a sweet-and-sour sauce of honey and balsamic.

    By Sara Gore Verified · Saveur

    Nov. 16, 2021

  • Minty Moroccan Carrots, Celery Root Mash, And 17 More Flavorful Thanksgiving Sides

    By Sara Gore Verified| Saveur Verified Whether the centerpiece of your Thanksgiving is a glistening turkey or a showstopping vegetarian dish, your main needs its sidekicks. All the trimmings—stuffing, sauces, and more—are what turn a meal into a holiday feast. You can’t go wrong with a classic casserole or sweet potato mash. But this year, try a few fresh takes, like pumpkin and cheese boureki, roasted beets, spicy Moroccan carrots, and stuffed okra, and you just might spark some new culinary traditions.

    By Sara Gore Verified · Saveur

    Nov. 22, 2021

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WNBC-TV (New York, NY)