Category: Thanksgiving Recipes

Cream of Chicken & Wild Rice Soup

Cream of Chicken & Wild Rice Soup. Otherwise known as The State Soup of Minnesota! Do they have things like State Soups as we do State Songs and State Birds? If not, we should. I’ve

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Baked Ham with Chutney Glaze

Baked Ham with Chutney Glaze might be just the thing you need to round out this festive holiday season. The holidays have stretched out nicely for us this year. My family celebrated early, Jim and

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Potato & Fennel Au Gratin

Potato & Fennel Au Gratin.  The folks at Google really need to get on with making some sort of smell-0-vision for the internet so you can get the full cheesy, creamy, potato-y glory in this

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Pozole Verde with Turkey or Chicken

Pozole Verde! Mexican Stew with turkey or chicken and SO many other good things! It’s Pozole Week here at Idiot’s Kitchen! I bet you didn’t know you needed to celebrate Pozole Week, but trust me

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Glazed Carrots

Glazed Carrots might be the perfect, quick, last minute side dish that you need for Thanksgiving. These are easy and simple to make but so tasty. One of the great things about making these for

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Caramel Apple Bars

Caramel Apple Bars are wickedly good. If I was any kind of food photographer, you’d have a photo deserving of their awesomeness rather than 3 brown squares on a plate. However, 3 brown squares on

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Braised Brussels Sprouts with Pancetta

Brussels Sprouts tend to be an all or nothing, love or hate kind of vegetable. I’m willing to bet that if you fall into the nothing/hate category, these Braised Brussels Sprouts with Pancetta will turn

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Cider Brined Pork Roast

Cider Brined Pork Roast.  Hello, the holidays are coming on fast. First Thanksgiving, then Christmas, then New Year’s Eve/Day. We’ve got some cooking to plan. Some serious eating to do! I was talking with my

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Apple Crisp (with Gluten Free options)

Apple Crisp! Apples and oats and cinnamony goodness! This is really the crisp broken down to its most basic form. You can make crisps with just about any fruit – rhubarb and Peach Crisp are two of

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Scalloped Corn

Scalloped Corn – so creamy and delicious. I was not prepared to love it as much as I did. I like corn on the cob and in recipes like Corn Chowder.  I even like canned cream

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Bourbon Glazed Ham

There is not much, in my opinion, that can be done to improve ham. I think that ham, like bacon, is pretty much perfect just as is. However, when the occasion arrises for a holiday

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Pumpkin Pie & Good Basic Pie Crust

Pumpkin Pie is a must for Thanksgiving at my house. Pumpkin Pie is also a must for breakfast the day after Thanksgiving at my house. Let’s talk about pies. Do I make the world’s most

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