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NEWLYWED THANKSGIVING DINNER, Part 2
https://wallpaperplay.com During the Thanksgiving Holiday, I usually prepare easy side dishes. Baking a turkey and making cornbread stuffing required a lot of prep time. I do not wish to do like my Mom. She made sweet potato casserole, macaroni and cheese, and other side dishes from scratch. I use shortcuts so I will not be in the kitchen all day. Mrs. Smith frozen pies taste homemade. Some grocery store caramel layer cakes taste good. Therefore, I buy these desserts instead of baking for Holiday dinners. Since canned vegetables are better quality now, they are my pantry staples. I enhance their flavor with butter, broth, real bacon bits, onions, and garlic. Here are some easy side dishes that I serve often. https://www.delmonte.com EASY CREAMED CORN I- 14-15 OZ CAN WHOLE KERNEL WHITE CORN 1- 14-15 OZ CREAMED STYLE WHITE CORN 1 T BUTTER OR...
NEWLYWED'S THANKSGIVING DINNER! PART 1
Ok, newlyweds, I'll bet you've already decided- NOT ME! NO WAY AM I COOKING A THANKSGIVING DINNER! I've been cooking for years and have tackled many Thanksgiving Dinners. I wanted to help out new cooks this year. I wanted to show, that following my tips and tricks may help them. They can be brave this year and cook Thanksgiving Dinner! Does it help to tell you that my husband and I were newlyweds when we cooked our first Thanksgiving Dinner. We were brave enough to invite another newlywed couple over for dinner. I 'll admit that I made the new cook's fatal error! I didn't remove the giblet bag from my roasted turkey! My husband discovered it when he was slicing the turkey. He removed it before the guest could see it! Bless Him! CLASSIC ROAST TURKEY NEED: 10-12 pound frozen turkey, thawed 1 stick soft butter 2 tablespoons salt ( kosher salt the best) 2 tablespoons poultry seasoni...
