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Home made subway sandwich. So i am a big fan of junk food and i advice patients against it. Look at the irony of my life. Knowing how bad it is, i had to to modify my food choices and join the clan of all health concious moms, i now consume only healthy junk - the one i make at home. I love subway sandwiches🌯. But with an uproar about its hygiene concerns (worm found in lettuce and consequent unapologetic behaviour on part of the staff ) i decided to ditch it. This didn't happen with me but has happened many a times. So here's my the recipe. Ingredients: 1)veggies 🥬Iceberg lettuce 🌰Onions 🍅Tomatoes 🥒Cucumber 🌮Black olives 🥙Jalapenos 🧀amul cheddar block / slice 2)sauces 🌶️red chili sauce 🍗 barbeque sauce 🍯honey mustard 🥚mayonise 3)bread 🥖 garlic roasted baguette 4)tikki 🍔Mc cain aloo tikkis 📝 method 1️⃣.lightly roast the bread after cutting in two 2️⃣.Apply sauces of your choice to the bread 3️⃣.stuff as many veggie slices aa you can 4️⃣.place shallow fried tikkis in the centre 5️⃣.place cheese slice or grated cheddar on top 6️⃣.place the other side of the baguette 7️⃣.Careful roll it in a paper towel Or thick tissue, now this wrapping is most important but it actually depends upon your skill 8️⃣.With the above combination of sauces, veggies, tikkis i was able to recreate the restaurant jaisa taste of my fav footlong sub. Njoy you guys and let me know how it turns out. You can buy any sauce combi that you like and breads are available at your local bakery i even found their signature garlic roasted one. Whats your favourite junk that you make at home? @veeba_in @mccainfoodsindia @amul_india #subwaysandwich #homemade #restaurantlike #junkfood #healthyjunkfood #healthyfood #veggies #veggie #sandwich #sandwichesofinstagram #diet #dietfoods #weightloss #weightlossrecipes #indianmomblogger #indianblogger #momsofinstagram #momsofig #mommy #doctor_mommy_speaks #doctormommy #doctormom #doctorstyle #dinner #doctorlife (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4WMxoyFx69/?igshid=19gtk3mbftfeu

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Discover Where to Celebrate Thanksgiving in Nashville

Thanksgiving! A time to eat, enjoy the fellowship of family and friends and watch a parade or two. But once the turkey is gone and you’ve polished off the pumpkin pie, what are you going to do? Take a nap, most likely – after all, you have to sleep off all those delicious treats – but what about after that?

If you’re in Nashville for Thanksgiving weekend this year, you’re in luck! There’s a bevy of fun things to do and places to go while you’re there. So, whether you’re looking for good food, some early Christmas-season fun or a fantastic concert, read on for your guide on how to spend Thanksgiving weekend in Nashville!

For the Eaters and Foodies

There are several local restaurants that offer Thanksgiving feasts, so whether you just want to have an option of less cooking and cleaning or you find yourself in Nashville with nowhere to eat on Turkey Day, consider one of these options.

Ellendale’s

This local favorite offers a huge Thanksgiving feast. Dine in or take your meal to-go – it’s up to you!

Capitol Grille

Located in the Hermitage Hotel, this restaurant is known for its fantastic food. They are open on Thanksgiving Day. Stop in for a meal or a drink!

The Loveless Cafe

Want to eat at home, but don’t want the stress of cooking? The famous Loveless Cafe has the perfect solution: Thanksgiving meal packs! For right around $100, you can order a full meal for six people. It includes a cooked and carved turkey, gravy, cornbread dressing, biscuits and preserves, three side dishes of your choice and the option to add a pie (or two, or more)! If you need more food, you can always add an extra side or order more pie.

Puckett’s Gro. and Restaurant

Like The Loveless Cafe, this restaurant is offering fully-cooked turkeys, hams and sides for your holiday meal. (Note: They’ll also have catering available for office meals and Christmas!) Turkeys start at $45, with sides running about $10 for a quart.

For the Ones Full of Christmas Spirit

As soon as Thanksgiving feasting is over, Christmas starts in Music City! Here are just a couple of things you can do to get your Christmas spirit flowing.

Holiday LIGHTS at Cheekwood

This display starts at 5:00 PM on November 24th and runs through the end of the year. The annual light show boasts one million lights throughout the Cheekwood gardens, offering you the sparkliest and prettiest winter stroll in town! This year, there will be a chance to meet Santa and two of his reindeer, listen to carolers and make s’mores. Rates vary based on time and age – check their calendar for more information.

It’s A Wonderful Life: The Musical at Chaffin’s Barn Theatre

Hosted in a barn-turned-theatre, this show is a great opportunity to get yourself ready for the Christmas season. Not only will you get to listen to music and see a great performance, but Chaffin’s Barn Theatre is a dinner theater – so prepare to eat some fantastic Nashville cooking while you’re there! This show starts November 24th. Check out their website for details on how to buy tickets and what’s included.

Cirque Dreams Holidaze at Gaylord Opryland

Ready for an evening of spectacle and adventure? This show is full of gorgeous costumes, acrobatics, music and gravity-defying tricks. It would make a fantastic family outing. It runs November 18th through December 27th. Check out the website for ticket prices and reservations!

For the Crafters and Music Lovers

Want to indulge in some of the local art scene while you’re in Music City? Here are a few ways to do so.

Opry at the Ryman

The Grand Ole Opry is a Nashville tradition – and Thanksgiving weekend is no exception. Check out the website to find out who will be performing, as it’s sure to be a fantastic lineup. There are also other concerts happening during the week of Thanksgiving at the Ryman, so depending on your schedule, maybe you could catch more than one!

Handmade Nashville Holiday Market

This is the second annual event of this awesome market. The artisans featured will be local artists with handmade goods ranging from bath bombs and handmade soaps to bags, jewelry, personalized items, home decor and more! It’s a great chance to get the kids out and about, too! Held on November 25th.

World War I and American Art (Ingram Gallery)

Want to take a quiet stroll through an art collection? Check out this exhibit. The art of more than 70 artists is available for you to peruse in this grouping of artwork influenced by and responding to World War I. Visit the website for hours and ticketing information.

After all that Thanksgiving fun, if you’re needing a little boost, let us know! Our concierge service is ready to provide you with rehydration and vitamin infusions to get you back on your feet.

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