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Gogirlgo
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 Posted: 10/27/04 - 12:18 Post subject:
| genie wrote: | I made butternut squash soup a couple weeks ago. YUM!!! Fall is my favorite cooking time of year. I usually do Thanksgiving at my house but we may have a change of plans due to some illness in the family so this is yet to be determined.
I'm not a big pie baker but I do love all types of bread. I just got rye flour so I'll be baking some rye bread this weekend. Cooking ROCKS! Sweet potato pie sounds awesome, pfffff! Wonder how well they ship? 
RB, is that beer-cheddar cheese soup? |
All these things are delectable. Now where's the pumpkin beer again?
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Running Brewer
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Posted: 10/27/04 - 12:20 Post subject:
| Gogirlgo wrote: |
All these things are delectable. Now where's the pumpkin beer again? |
Lakefront brewery has it. I am not a fan of it but it is a big seller for them. .jpg)
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Ms. Jenn
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Posted: 10/27/04 - 12:42 Post subject:
| Cappy wrote: |
Care to join me in washing all the dishes |
Alan strikes me as the type to hire someone to do the dishes on holidays.
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Dancer
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Posted: 10/27/04 - 13:06 Post subject:
I love fall cooking. Soups, Stews, Chowder, breads, pies...it's all good!
But Thanksgiving I let my inlaws have all the fun. I usually bring sweet potatoes.
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genie
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Posted: 10/27/04 - 13:11 Post subject:
| Gogirlgo wrote: |
All these things are delectable. Now where's the pumpkin beer again? |
I think Heavy is hoarding it all. Break it out, son..... 
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RexRacer
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Posted: 10/27/04 - 14:07 Post subject:
Next food question: Stuff the turkey or cook the dressing outside?
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elkid
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Posted: 10/27/04 - 14:09 Post subject:
| RexRacer wrote: | | Next food question: Stuff the turkey or cook the dressing outside? |
INSIDE ONLY. Otherwise too dry and icky.
And it's stuffing, yo.
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phillycat
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Posted: 10/27/04 - 14:11 Post subject:
| elkid wrote: |
INSIDE ONLY. Otherwise too dry and icky.
And it's stuffing, yo. |
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Running Brewer
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Posted: 10/27/04 - 14:12 Post subject:
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Posted: 10/27/04 - 14:14 Post subject:
Cornbread/white bread combo stuffing and its in its own dish.
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elkid
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Posted: 10/27/04 - 14:18 Post subject:
| Running Brewer wrote: | | In the past always inside but once again AB's wisdom has set me straight, it really does dry out the bird. |
The hell it does! All you need to do is take 3-4 sticks of butter, cut into pats, and stick 'em on the bird. Baste thoroughly every half hour. I am not usually known for my cooking, but I am WELL known for how well I cook a turkey. Mine are never dry due to this method.
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Posted: 10/27/04 - 14:27 Post subject:
I like mine cooked separately too. The way I do it, it is never dry.....
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Molly600
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Posted: 10/27/04 - 14:29 Post subject:
I have been so lazy when it comes to cooking lately....I really need to get re-motivated and start working on some yummy dishes!!!!
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Posted: 10/27/04 - 15:16 Post subject:
I'm planning the holiday cookie baking extravaganza. I'm going to add a variety of cheesecakes to the mix of things I make this year. I have to practice a couple of times in the month of November though. I'm hoping to get back in sync to having the whole shopping list done by the second weekend in November so that I can bake whenever I have a free 1.5 hours.
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RexRacer
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Posted: 10/27/04 - 15:21 Post subject:
| elkid wrote: |
And it's stuffing, yo. |
Yo, Only if it's stuffed in the inside, no?
Regionalism, too. Trying to be sensitive here, kid. I always call it stuffing.
And FYI, I defy anything to be too dry when you slather it with ONE POUND of butter!!!!!
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