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  1. #1
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    Let the holiday eating commence!

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    I'll start- a co worker is leaving, so I was offered a plate of quiche, muffins and banana bread. I am eating it all, AFTER my breakfast of cranberry walnut bread, applesauce and soymilk. If I fall off the new bike, I'll roll!

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    I just got back from whole foods with our turkey breast + stuffing ingredients. There's probably a pie in our future too.



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    Aw heck, I started last weekend.

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    It hasn't started but I am leaving work early to bake cookies and a tart.
    Amanda

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  5. #5
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    I spent much of Tuesday helping make and serve Thanksgiving dinner at Kid's cafe, a community and feeding center just around the corner from me (I live on the edge of one of the poorest parts of town, and there are kids who go hungry scattered throughout the neighborhood). Turkey, dressing, sweet potatoes (with marshmallows!), mashed potatoes, etc. Also included: collard greens (yum!) It was beautifully chaotic and delicious!

    Right now I'm waiting for the sweet potatoes I just cooked to cool enough to turn into pie...

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    Quote Originally Posted by skhill View Post
    Right now I'm waiting for the sweet potatoes I just cooked to cool enough to turn into pie...
    oooooh, I love sweet potato pie. I'll be making cran-apple pie as part of my "to bring" list for dinner at my friend's house tomorrow. Have farmer's market heavy cream to whip to go on top - and was reminded that if I over whip it, I'll get butter.

    skhill - bet the neighborhood folks really appreciated the dinner!
    Beth

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    I spent 4 hours in the kitchen yesterday baking 6.5 dozen pumpkin cookies and 5 pounds of sweet potatoes that I turned into a mashed sweet potato casserole. That's the best kind of recipe--it says right in it that you can make it up to a point and refrigerate it for up to 2 days, and then just heat it up in the oven for like 20mins when you're ready to serve. I'm all about getting dishes done ahead of time. Especially things that make a mess of the kitchen and tons of dishes.

    So of course, I've started eating the pumpkin cookies... had to make sure each batch out of the oven was cooked to a proper doneness, duh.

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    Meeerrrcy... mine all started the other week with my b-day. In a word, "cake". Then things just get out of control. My dish I'm assigned to take to dinner is deviled eggs. Not the most complicated of things, but my pot of eggs are boiling. Sweet pickle juice and Miracle Whip. That's the key. Ditch the vinegar and plain mayo w/no zip.

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    Pumpkin cookies?!?! We need the recipe!
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    Have not started yet but did make a chocolate pecan pie, homemade cranberry sauce and some cookies. Yummmm

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    Started eating this AM, started cooking a couple hours ago. (The grocery was inSANE!) Prepped squash for soup, sweet taters for mashed sweet taters, random veggie chopping, making buckets of veggie broth (I'm out, which is a sin) and making brownies (not from scratch, I have to shortcut somewhere). Oh! And brown rice cooking.

    With a new bike and a rainy day, I'm trying to get as much done as possible, should it be dry in the morning!

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    We now have cooked:

    Pumpkin Cranberry Muffins
    Bourbon Pecan Pie
    Pumpkin Pie (with homemade crust)
    Homemade Cranberry Sauce

    To be done tomorrow:
    Cooking the Turkey Breast and Gravy
    Making the stuffing (goes in a pan - mix + lots of veggies)
    Roasting Potatoes.

    Yummy!
    Most days in life don't stand out, But life's about those days that will...

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    I may not have stopped from last year. At least that's what the scale and my jeans seem to be telling me.
    You too can help me fight cancer, and get a lovely cookbook for your very own! My team's cookbook is for sale Click here to order. Proceeds go to our team's fundraising for the Philly Livestrong Challenge!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CA_in_NC View Post
    Pumpkin cookies?!?! We need the recipe!
    I'm out of town now, with the cookies in tow... I just looked around to see if I could find the recipe online, but I can't find the same one I use. I'll type it out and post it when I get home on Sunday!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Miranda View Post
    My dish I'm assigned to take to dinner is deviled eggs. Not the most complicated of things, but my pot of eggs are boiling. Sweet pickle juice and Miracle Whip. That's the key. Ditch the vinegar and plain mayo w/no zip.
    Mmm...deviled eggs. I swear I could eat a whole plate of them by myself. We add mayo, tabasco and dry mustard to ours (topped with the obligatory sprinkle of paprika).

    My contribution to the meal. Gawd, I love pecan pie.
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