If you are preparing this
dish up to a day in advance, put the breadcrumbs, pecans, chestnuts and cranberries in a container and keep in the fridge.
It can also be
made up to a day in advance, and actually tastes better when you do so, allowing the flavours to marry while mingling in the fridge.
The strawberries pictured only sat for half an hour, but you can do
this up to a day in advance; just let the berries macerate in the fridge.
Picadillo can be made
up to a day in advance.
Crust can be made
up to a day in advance.
The lemonade is best served right away to get that perfect crunch - to - chew ratio out of the chia seeds, but if you don't mind them a bit more gelatinous you can make
it up to a day in advance.
If you want to make the dough ahead of time, you can make
it up to a day in advance and let rise, covered in the refrigerator.
The cakes can be made
up to a day in advance, just form them, cover and refrigerate.
Cornbread can be made
up to a day in advance.
The pie can be made
up to a day in advance, but don't top with the sour cream until you are ready to serve.
The mushrooms can be cleaned and stemmed, and the bread crumb filling made,
up to a day in advance and stored in airtight containers in the fridge.
The best part about this stew is that you can make
it up to a day in advance to let the flavors meld, while cutting down on cook time the day of serving.
Dip can be made
up to a day in advance, covered in the refrigerator.
The pie can be made
up to a day in advance, baked, covered and refrigerated until ready to serve.
Even better, prep
this up to a day in advance and store in the refrigerator.
The filling can be made
up to a day in advance and stored in a covered container in the fridge.