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I'd love to hear some of your favorite Thanksgiving recipes!
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Turkey Tips - basics on how to cook a turkey |
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Apricot, Chestnut and Raisin Stuffing |
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Blair's Slow Cooked Apples and Pork |
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Chocolate Orange Ooze Cupcakes |
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Cranberry Orange Sauce |
| Frog Eyed Salad |
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Lisa's Stuffed Celery |
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Oreo Turkey Snack ** NEW ** |
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Pea Salad |
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Pumpkin Soup |
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Shrimp and Crab Dip |
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Sweet Potatoes with Lime |
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Tasha's strawberry salad (Tasha is 6 and loves to make this recipe) |
DLTK's NUMBER ONE THANKSGIVING SUPPER TIP:
Turkeys are actually extremely easy to cook. You pretty much just stick them in the oven forever. The catch (for me anyways) is getting the timing right! They’re so HUGE that if you don’t start them defrosting on time, you’ll end up eating supper at midnight.
So... my number one thanksgiving recommendation (for those of us who aren’t Martha Stewart want-to-be’s) is to buy an insurance policy. It's a lot less nerve-wracking driving a car that is insured and it's a lot less nerve-wracking cooking a supper that is insured!
By insurance, I mean that along with your turkey, buy a smoked ham and a can of pineapple rings too. Stick the ham in the refrigerator and hope all goes well with your turkey. If, for some reason, your turkey isn’t ready on time, heat up ham slices in the microwave, arrange them nicely on the platter with the pineapple rings and serve those instead of your turkey. Walk into the room, chin up and announce that you know everyone will be visiting at least two families at Thanksgiving so you thought they might appreciate something other than turkey.
Gracious smile to your guests… nervous wink to your husband.
And if asked why the house smells like turkey, tell them it’s a new Glade plug-in scent!