Mia Teal
Marketing Strategist
It is the most wonderful time of the year (cue Andy Williams) and we are ready to dive into the savory meals & sweet desserts. At Price Chopper & Market 32, we have everything you need for your holiday cooking & baking.
Whether you’re hosting a grand feast, planning a cozy evening by the fire, or simply looking to impress your guests with something new, holiday recipes offer endless possibilities to make your celebrations memorable.
Let’s take a look at our festive lineup!
Festive Appetizers
Festive Main Courses
Festive Desserts
Festive Drinks
Happy Holidays from Price Chopper & Market 32!
Mia Teal
Marketing Coordinator, Paid Media
We get it—the holiday season can be hectic! Between gift shopping, wrapping, baking, and decorating for Santa, there’s a lot to juggle. That’s why at Price Chopper and Market 32, we’re here to help save you time and money with our meal solutions. Each week, we offer a Meal Plan to help you prepare for the busy week ahead.
Additionally, the next time you are shopping online or in store, check out our Meal Solutions. This wide variety of foods includes soups, salads, sandwiches, wraps, sushi, and rotisserie chicken. There is an option for everyone!
If you are passionate about cooking and would like to check out some of our previous simple, budget-friendly meal plans, take a look below!
Previous Meal Plans
- Buffalo Chicken Mac & Cheese ; Chicken, Asparagus, & Potatoes ; Chicken Spiedie Sandwiches
- Mushroom Swiss Burger ; Beef Tacos ; Beef Nachos
- Tomato Basil Shrimp Pasta ; Sheet Pan Salmon
- Traditional Lasagna ; Sloppy Joe Sandwiches ; Taco-Loaded Baked Sweet Potato
- Apple-Cinnamon Pancakes with Sausage ; Turkey Shepherd’s Pie
More Easy Meals
Mia Teal
Marketing Coordinator, Paid Media
There’s something almost magical about making bread from scratch. It’s a practice that’s been around for thousands of years, and yet it still brings people comfort and joy. When the smell of fresh bread fills your kitchen, it’s hard to resist the urge to tear into a warm slice, especially when you know it came from your own hands.
At Price Chopper & Market 32, not only do we have all the bread-making essentials, but we have delicious bread recipes for you to replicate! Homemade bread brings a unique warmth and charm to any holiday gathering, transforming a meal into a truly memorable experience. With Thanksgiving, Christmas, & Hanukkah around the corner, your guests will love our bread recipes!
Bread Recipes
Chocolate Chip Challah Bread with Pumpkin-Maple Butter: Pumpkin & maple flavors are all around us this time of year! Check out this incredible, mouthwatering recipe.
Croissant Bread Pudding: Croissants, pecans, cinnamon, & vanilla? Say less!
Cheddar-IPA Bread: This cheesy bread is to die for!
Honey-Bacon Skillet Cornbread with Red Pepper Jelly Butter: What a mouthful! If you enjoy cornbread with your Thanksgiving meal, then this is a must-try!
Spiced Apple Coffee Cake with Pecan-Oat Streusel: This incredible coffee cake is perfect for breakfast or a dessert for your guests.
Check out our latest bread recipe...
Mia Teal
Marketing Coordinator, Paid Media
‘Tis the season to sip and savor! As the holidays approach, there’s no better time to elevate your festive gatherings with festive drink recipes. Whether you’re hosting a cozy family get-together, a spirited office party, or simply looking to add a touch of merriment to your evenings by the fire, Price Chopper and Market 32 have you covered! From hot chocolate to cocktails and everything in between, we have everything you need to craft the perfect drink. Cheers to making this holiday season the most spirited one yet!
Warm Drink Recipes (non-alcoholic):
Curl up by the fireplace with a delicious warm beverage in hand! Try one of these delicious drinks below.
Cold Drink Recipes (non-alcoholic):
Price Chopper and Market 32 offer a variety of non-alcoholic beverages on our website! Be sure to check them out.
Spiced Pomegranate Mulled Cider with Cinnamon-Ginger Stirring Spoons
Cold Drink Recipes (alcoholic):
Enjoy all the holidays have to offer with these delicious alcholic drinks!
Getting the party started early? Check out these mimosa recipes!
Haleigh Eustis
Floral Intern
Chanukah is a holiday that lasts for eight days in which people celebrate with traditions, foods, games, and family. Even though flowers aren’t technically a staple to this holiday, they certainly could be! If you’re planning on having a family gathering after lighting the menorah, but you want decorations that are fitting for the time of year, I’ve got you covered. Let’s make a Chanukah themed bouquet! .
What you will need:
- One small vase (this will be your inner layer)
- One medium sized vase (This will be your outer layer. Make sure your outer layer is taller than your inner layer and that there is wiggle room when you place the small vase into the medium vase.)
- One bunch of baby’s breath
- One bunch of white roses
- One bunch of blue crazy daisies
- Greenery (optional)
- Chocolate coins or “gelts”
- Blue ribbon (optional)
How to make this bouquet:
Take your inner layer (which is a small vase) and assemble your bouquet. If you’ve never made an arrangement before, don’t fear, I can help!
- Every arrangement has specific flowers that you can utilize to create the most attractive bundle of flowers. The arrangement is going to focus on your focal flower(s) which is—typically—the most beautiful, or eye-catching flower. In this case, your focal flower will be the rose. Normally, we use between one to three focal flowers and build from there.
- After we have our focal flowers, we start utilizing our focal fillers (which in this case will be the blue daisies!)
- Once you’ve created an arrangement of focal and focal fillers, we can start adding regular fillers. For this arrangement I’ve chosen baby’s breath and greenery. Filler flowers are used to fill in odd or awkward gaps. It’s easy to get taken away by fillers, so use them sparingly!
- And voila! You’ve created a beautiful arrangement, and it wasn’t even hard, was it? Let’s continue!
- Once you’ve created your arrangement, place your inner layer into your outer layer. After you’ve assembled shell for your flowers, this is where the fun comes in!
- Take your chocolate coins and place them in the gap between the inner and outer layer (this is the importance of having wiggle room)! When you place the coins in the space, they will stand upright. Repeat this until all the space is filled and you’re going to end up with an eye-catching arrangement that is beautiful on its own or . . . you can adorn the arrangement with a ribbon!
- And there you have it, a beautiful and easy Chanukah arrangement that is sure to impress with its beauty and uniqueness!
Shop all of your Chanukah and Holiday needs at Price Chopper/Market 32!
Even though Hanukkah is a minor holiday in the Jewish religion it is widely celebrated in the United States and in Jewish communities around the world. Unlike some holidays there is no need to take off from work or to refrain from various activities. The Hanukkah celebration begins at sundown with the lighting of the candles in the menorah, with an additional candle being light for each night of the holiday. During the eight nights of Hanukkah some families exchange small gifts and play dreidel.
The dreidel is a four sided top with a different Hebrew letter on each side. The letters stand for nes gadol hayah sham, a great miracle happened here. Even though the dreidel game may appear to be only a fun game (that has an awesome song that goes with it), it is actually a tribute to the Jewish people who had to study the Torah in private as a result of a series of laws making it illegal in the 2nd Century BC. When patrolmen came by they would hide their Torah’s and spin tops to give the appearance that they were only gambling or playing a game and not participating in an illegal activity.
The dreidel game is not only a lot of fun, but is also very easy to play. To play the dreidel game, each player starts with 10 or 15 coins (even though most people now play with chocolate gelt or another similar candy item and who doesn’t love winning candy?), depending on which symbol the dreidel lands on, you will lose or win more coins or candy. The game is played in rounds and at the beginning of each round each player puts a coin or piece of candy into the pot. Every time the pot is empty all players put in one coin or piece of candy. On your turn, you spin the dreidel and follow the instructions associated with each symbol. The symbols mean:
Nun- nisht, nothing- nothing happens and it is the next person’s turn- Gimel-gantz, “all” – the player takes the entire pot
- Hey-halb, “half”- the player takes half the pot
- Shin-shtel, “put in”- the player puts one coin in the pot
represent the miracle. The two most popular food items prepared for Hanukkah are potato latkes and Sufganiot, which are deep fried doughnuts. The latkes are usually topped with applesauce or sour cream. Personally I think applesauce is the only option you need, but you can put whatever you like on your potato latkes.
There is not always a large holiday meal during the eight nights of Hanukkah, but many families make an effort to spend time together. Whether it’s playing dreidel, or singing Hanukkah songs the emphasis, is about celebrating together.
Check out our Pinterest Board for Hanukkah recipes and crafts! Have a Happy Hanukkah!