Saturday, November 13, 2010

Thanksgiving Cooking Tips

How To Survive Thanksgiving Cooking

Is it me or are these holidays just coming and going at the speed of lightening??? Geez Thanksgiving will be here in a few weeks! Well you know what they say, the older you get the faster time flies.  Wow....that was kind of depressing huh?  Anyway, I'm rambling. Let's talk THANKSGIVING!!

For some people the mere thought of having to cook a Thanksgiving meal causes their stomachs to do all kinda strange things and for others it's like a kid at Christmas time. I'm somewhere in between. I've only cooked a full Thanksgiving meal a couple of times. It's not as hard as it may seems but it does require work, proper planning and a glass of wine.

Here are a few tips to make prepping that Thanksgiving meal as stress-free as possible!




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3 comments:

  1. Diva_BeauteNovember 13, 2010 at 10:09 AM

    I am thinking about making your potato salad for thanksgiving since that's what I have to make!

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  2. Mrs. DNovember 22, 2010 at 2:06 PM

    I am making your Turkey, Sweet potato casserole & mashed potatoes. Can't wait!

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  3. Donna R.January 8, 2011 at 10:14 AM

    I love all of your tips and recipes....one thing that made my holidays easier was to switch to 'buffet style' dinners. We have lots of late stragglers and I was always fussing over keeping food warm until they showed up. Now I do a spiral ham in a crockpot, put the carved turkey in another crockpot and we all sit and eat when it's ready and who comes late gets warm food.

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