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Holiday Meals
on Sep 05, 2012
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The Holiday Season is approaching and I'm so excited for all the recipes? Do you have any fave recipes to share that are twists on the classics?
autumnbutterfly
on Sep 06, 2012
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I have a recipe that I would like to share its not really a twist on the classic but it is good, It is called Cookies and Candy Pizza found it on Betty Crocker site I use this a lot around the holidays and I change the candy to match each holiday. 1 pouch (1 lb 1.5 oz) Betty Crocker® peanut butter cookie mix 1/3 cup vegetable oil 1 egg Toppings, such as candy-coated chocolate candies, candy corn, semisweet chocolate chips, salted or honey-roasted peanuts 1/2 cup shredded or flaked coconut, if desired, tinted orange 1 cup miniature marshmallow 1/3 cup semisweet chocolate chips, melted
autumnbutterfly
on Sep 06, 2012
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This is the continue of the recipe up above, I could not fit it all. Heat oven to 350°F. Stir cookie mix, oil and egg in medium bowl until soft dough forms. Press dough in ungreased 12-inch pizza pan, forming a narrow rim around edge of pan. Sprinkle choice of toppings on dough; sprinkle coconut over toppings. Bake 10 minutes. Sprinkle marshmallows on top. Bake 10 to 15 minutes or until marshmallows are lightly browned and cookie is set at edge. Cool completely in pan, about 1 hour. Drizzle melted chocolate over top. Cut into 12 wedges. I hope that you enjoy this recipe, It is easy and yummy.
87rbbjef
on Apr 11, 2013
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A twist on a classic I have is green bean casserole with different toppings. yum!
pvmegswisher
on Nov 05, 2013
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I think my favorite holiday dish is turkey stuffing. We have a special family recipe that got passed down for many generations. My mom makes it specially in the middle of summer for my birthday.
Jennyfr
on Nov 20, 2013
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Instead of regular mashed potatoes I make my my dear sweet Mother-in-laws' (RIP Joyce) "Cottage Cheese Potatoes." I don't have time to post the recipe right now but it is really simple and delicious! You only use dried potato flakes, cottage cheese, minced onion, butter, salt and water. They taste just like fresh peeled potatoes only with a "twist"! If I have time I may post in a few days!
tigercow59
on Sep 19, 2014
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I never heard of cottage cheese potatoes but for me I don't think I would like it but I love homemade mashed potatoes!
lorimangnall1
on Sep 20, 2014
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avagirl
on Sep 24, 2014
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Check out my blog, TheCraftyHostess.com, for tons of holiday recipe ideas.
rookiemom
on Dec 09, 2014
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Hello... I'm a new mom and newlywed and I have taught myself to cook I experiment with flavors and diffrent meats.
rookiemom
on Dec 09, 2014
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1.Regular Ham 2. Fresh pears 3. A cup of brown sugar First peel and slice pear until you see the bone on medium heat cook brown sugar and pear slices and cook until it becomes thick and pears dissolve spread all over ham and coat completely and cook ham ham about 3-4 hrs depending on size of ham. I always add chopped celery and red potatoes and onion it adsorbs the juices perfectly . This is a favorite of my familys and I only make for the holidays.
