Paula’s Thanksgiving Cornish Game Hens & Sides Menu
Found an entire menu from a 2008 article for something a little different …Cornish Game Hens & Sides…for Thanksgiving…. don’t think Paula could be wrong…will have to try at least one of these recipes… Continue reading
Pecan Green Beans
maybe try this for Thanksgiving, Christmas, or any special meal…………a little spicy…. Continue reading
Martha’s Sauteed Brussels Sprouts
A great side for turkey or the holidays, but always delicious. Continue reading
Almond & Cranberry Cream Cheese Squares
Here’s a modified popular Crescent Roll recipe that I took to weekly quilting group that’s part of a special church community in Fayette County that make quilts for Lutheran World Relief. They piece, pin, tie, and sew “one of a kind” creations, all from donated fabrics. It is an effort of love, time and talents.
Everyone takes a ten o’clock “break” and enjoys fellowship and food. This was easy and delicious. Continue reading
Crockpot Dressing
Using a Slow Cooker to make Dressing on Thanksgiving day was taking a leap of faith, but turned out to be a successful experiment.
This is made with convenient ingredients that will also travel well if you are preparing away from home. Continue reading
Herb Roasted Turkey Breast
Thanksgiving for only two or three or four?
This is the easiest, tastiest, most delicious way to do turkey. And the house will smell incredible while you are roasting…Of course, there is only white meat, but so tender and flavored.
I did not do a gravy, just sliced with an electric knife and served along a few sides….(See Spinach Salad with Spiced Pumpkin Seeds, Crockpot Dressing, Pecan Yams/Sweet potatoes, Cranberry Jelly/Relish. So simple. I will do this combo again) Continue reading
Pumpkin Sage Bundt Cake
Simple Steamed & Smashed Chipotle Sweet Potatoes
This is one of those amazingly simple but genius recipes from Alton Brown.
It’s easy, quick, and holds well, if not serving immediately. Nice and little spicy. Great with steaks, ham, turkey. Continue reading
Spinach Salad with Pumpkin Seeds & Cranberries
This is becoming a favorite at our house. It’s easy, and you can prep all the ingredients before, in little bowls and whisk-up a delicious maple syrup/mayo dressing. Two minutes before sitting down for dinner, just combine, toss and serve. Continue reading