Originally Posted By Lisann22 <<<What the heck is a moist-maker sandwich. I'm kinda afraid to ask that, lol.>>> If that's anything like how my mom used to clean my face as a kid, I'm not interested in eating that!
Originally Posted By Lisann22 <<<Next time, wave a chalupa under Lisann's nose. She'll get right up to enjoy that goodness, I assure you.>>> And I used to love you.
Originally Posted By Sara Tonin I love a turkey samich with a good sturdy potato or sourdough bread and cranberry sauce.
Originally Posted By amazedncal2 >>> (forgetting we would be in Tahoe and not have leftovers)<<< LOL!! gottaluv Bakery white bread, a bit of mayo, turkey and sweet pickles please The next day I do boil whats left of the turkey but I have to add boullion (sp) cubes to make the broth taste like anything. It's more of a tradition to make the turkey soup than a real desire to have it. We live near the Willie Bird Turkey restaurant and I could easily go there when I want a good turkey soup
Originally Posted By melekalikimaka I always make a large pot of chicken stock the Wednesday before Thanksgiving to use in the gravy and stuffing. It's tradition for us to eat the chicken and veggies used in the stock for dinner that night. The first time I did it, I wasn't sure what I was going to do with the chicken/veggies but as I was scooping it out of the stock, my family suddenly appeared in the kitchen. Problem solved.
Originally Posted By Tinkeroon Okay fodd, I'll bite...what's a liver meringue pie? Never heard of it.
Originally Posted By melekalikimaka I don't really have a recipe...generally carrots, celery, onions and garlic. I don't even peel the carrots or garlic. I just put in a whole chicken, seasoning (not too much salt because I reduce the liquid down. Better to season later.) and veggies and add some water. (Sadly, I just eyeball it. LOL) I bring it to a boil and turn it down to a simmer, skimming off any brown stuff that floats on the top (scum). I cook it for a few hours. Probably better to look up a stock recipe. ;-) I think the only recipes I use for Thanksgiving are for the pies.
Originally Posted By Pixie Glitter Only eight more days until Thanksgiving, and still no Kellogg's Stuffing mix. Follow up visit to Kroger today (where I'd put in a request for them to order it a couple of weeks ago) yielded nothing. An extensive search of every grocery chain in North Texas commences tomorrow. If I am still unsuccessful, I might just have someone knock me out on Thanksgiving Eve so I can be unconscious throughout this atrocity. (No need to wave your hand in the air like that, Lisann, I see you hopping up and down and volunteering to punch me).
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Originally Posted By Pixie Glitter O M G !! That looks like it! But I am puzzled by the "takes ten minutes to prepare" line. Cause it takes more like 30 just to bake, not including prep time of chopping the onions and celery and so forth. I wonder if they've reformulated it??? Anyway, if I don't find some in stores tomorrow, I will order it from this site and be eternally grateful to darling Mele for not only reminding me about the petit fours every year but reuniting me with the best croutettes IN THE WORLD!
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Originally Posted By Pixie Glitter Okay, picture me dancing around doing a silent (the kids are asleep) pantomimed shriek of joy!! My beloved stuffing is possibly sitting on the shelf of a grocery store only ten miles away!! :-D I will call them tomorrow to make sure it's in stock and then dash off to purchase every package they've got--lol! Ladies, you have saved Thanksgiving for the entire Glitter clan. Huge hugs to you!!!
Originally Posted By Pixie Glitter (This Internets thingie is slicker 'n snot on a doorknob. . . who knew it could be so handy?!) ;-P
Originally Posted By friendofdd >>>This Internets thingie is slicker 'n snot on a doorknob. .<<< You've been living there waaaaayyy too long.
