Sharing a meal with beloved family and friends gathered around the table and giving thanks for all we have is the heart of the Thanksgiving holiday. This year, however, nationwide financial struggles, food shortages, and worries over ever-increasing food prices may raise concerns. Well, take comfort, because with some planning and creativity, you can still host a delicious, comfort-filled feast with all the fixings, while keeping costs low. Make a Plan and Keep It Simple Planning is key. First, set your budget. This will determine the number of guests you can invite. If you typically host a large gathering, consider having a potluck dinner. Shared expenses help keep everyone around the table. Or consider hosting immediate family only for dinner, and then in the evening, invite everyone to a dessert potluck with coffee. Before you shop, check your pantry, vegetable bin, and freezer. Chances are you already have most of …