worth talkin about?

whats everyones favorite thanksgiving dish?

all of them!!!!!!!!!
no really,i do like everything on thanksgiving,but my fav.is mashed potatoes and home made turkey gravy,pumpkin pie.

distractable wrote:

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I mix a box of spice cake mix with a can of pumpkin and a half-cup of water. It makes about 24 cupcakes. Then, you can sprinkle with powdered sugar, or leave plain. Super fast and so delicious!

Which kind of pumpkin are you both using? The plain pumpkin or the can that has other ingredients? Both cakes sound delicious!

i used plain pumpkin in a can...

cdd wrote:

i used plain pumpkin in a can...

Ok, thank you. I will try both flavors of cake mix.

yummy wrote:

<quoted text>Which kind of pumpkin are you both using? The plain pumpkin or the can that has other ingredients? Both cakes sound delicious!

I too use plain pumpkin in a can.

I think this thread is just about done, but here's to trying to save it.

The cost of everything goes up this time of year. Pricing out the cost of a pound of chicken or beef, and it's clear. You can buy turkey at my Wal-Mart for about ninety-eight cent a pound, which is a great deal. I bought a 22 pound turkey, and since I'm not worried about presentation, I cooked it with the turkey breast down to keep it from becoming too dry.

The December issue of Prevention has great meals for the leftovers, and they're healthy too. I've already made the turkey chili and will be trying out the turkey enchiladas tomorrow. I figure I can get at least four meals out of this one turkey, and my family likes their turkey. I made the turkey this weekend, and don't have to spend alot of extra time preparing the additional meals during the work week. Hope this can help someone else.

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First, gather all of the ingredients together, so they are close at hand. Get a clean cloth and wipe the mixing bowl clean of any lingering 'dust' from the past.

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Serve very hot, with imagination on the side.

I just buy a turkey breast and put it in a crock pot to cook all night. It turns out very moist and tender. and you have the broth for gravy. I like this much better than getting the whole turky, which usually isnt eated anyhow.

how do you make homemade turkey gravy?

humm wrote:

how do you make homemade turkey gravy?

I put some flour and milk into a container with a lid, and i shake this real good. I then use a strainer and pour this into the broth. Let this simmer a few minutes. you will know how thick or thin you like your gravy, so add the milk/flour slowly so it dont thicken too fast. If it appears too lumpy, you can strain it again.

I have not tried the grilled pizza's before, but my family likes what was recommended for a diabetic pizza, it is so simple, you use a soft Taco shell, a small amount of pizza sauce,pepperoni, and top with mazzarella cheese, and place into the oven for just a few min., then place on top rack to boil,to melt cheese. Even my 7 year old likes these, and they are healthy. I just finished reading the book" No Greater Love" by: Danielle Steel it was really good, it was about a family the survived the sinking of the Titanic, I couldn't bring myself to watch the movie, couldn't stand to see those people drowning, but this book was really good!!!!

Thanksgiving is coming up! Anyone have any special recipes they wanna throw out to us.

im really glad this forum is startin to pick back up...i am lookin for something different to make this thanksgiving...any one got any non traditional recipes?

me too

It's time to go grocery shopping for Thanksgiving. Let's share our favorite Thanksgiving recipes. I need some new ideas of everyone's favorites. It would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

So sorry this forum died. I enjoyed it while it lasted. I was really hoping to get some good Thanksgiving tips. Happy Thanksgiving everyone.

i was lookin forward to new tips as well...maybe if we start now we can get some christmas tips before christmas!

yepp wrote:

i was lookin forward to new tips as well...maybe if we start now we can get some christmas tips before christmas!

wow, a thread where people are actually being human! I love this!

I found this in Two Lane Livin magazine.(Which is Free). The web site is www.cakemixdoctor.com . It has all kinds of cake recipes that you use cake mix and add other ingredients to make a unique cake. Let me know if you check it out. HAPPY HOLIDAYS.