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• Nov. 10, 2005 - Post your Thanksgiving recipes!



So, I FINALLY got around to making the pumpkin pie today.  I had the pulp made from our pumpkins, but hadn't actually put it all together.  So, I wonder if anyone else has this problem...both last year and this year I have had a pretty significant amount of pie filling left over after filling the dish.  I couldn't bring myself to throw it away so I decided to try and make something of it and if it didn't turn out at least I wouldn't expect it to.  Surprisingly it did turn into something yummy!  I took my pie filling and added a cup of flour, a tablespoon of baking powder and a teaspoon of baking soda as well as a bit...less than a 1/4 cup of milk and out came these pumpkin muffins.  I was so excited!  So now I know what to do with the mysterious leftover pumpkin pie filler. 


The only downside to the pie was that I had to smoosh pieces of pumpkin because our blender didn't quite do the job of pureeing.  I am so excited to use the gift certificate my mom got us to Williams Sonoma so that we can buy a food processor.  Several of the recipes I have made in the last month, both cosmetic and culinary, have called for a food processor but I have made due with my mortar and pestle and blender...oh, and the occassional finger/thumb squish.  Don't worry...I was my hands!  :o)


So, we have yet to taste the pie but I am thinking I am going to do so here very shortly.  If it was a success then I will post the recipe.  I was getting my practice round in  before Thanksgiving dinner.  SO, if anyone has any favorite recipes for Thanksgiving please post them!  I am looking for a delectable sweet potato casserole - marshmallows a must!  If you are posting the recipes on your own site just give me a heads up over to the right in the chatbox!  I appear to have done a fine job of chatting with myself as no one else has posted yet...hmmm...well, someone said that talking to yourself is a sign of a high IQ.  Of course I'm willing to bet the person who decided that did a lot of talking to themself!

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