Cooking for Kiddies: Thanksgiving Menu

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Thanksgiving Menu

As I mentioned before, we don't get to do Thanksgiving at our house yet, but if I did, this would be my menu.

Honey Brined Turkey

Sweet Potato Casserole

Corn Pudding

My dads Cranberry relish (coming soon)

My dad's stuffing (coming soon)

My dad's brocoli (coming soon)

Butterhorns

Old Fashioned Pumpkin Pie

Apple berry crumb pie (coming soon)

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Welcome

I love to cook and I am constantly collecting recipes. The ultimate find is a recipe that my whole family likes. Every member of the family can be picky so I've tried to find "fool proof," or I should say "kid proof" and "husband proof" recipes, that taste good, are budget friendly and healthy.

I've also concocted a series of Alphabet Dinners designed to make learning the alphabet fun! A project which I started for my son. It has been very helpful in helping my kids learn the alphabet and lots of fun for the family.

I've created this blog because I think if you have a good idea you should share it. I don't know where I would be if others hadn't shared their ideas with me.I hope these ideas will be as useful to you as they are to me. Happy cooking!

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