Lara is an amazing cook so if she loves this stuffing, it is probably amazing.
2 loaves white stuffing bread
1 teaspoon salt
freshly ground pepper to taste
2 cups of celery with leaves, diced
1 large onion, diced
1 tablespoon bell poultry seasoning
2 sticks of butter
1 cup milk
Break apart bread. Leave in a bowl over night to get stale. Melt
butter. Cook vegetables in butter until soft. Add seasonings and cool.
Toss with milk and bread just before using to stuff the turkey.
1 teaspoon salt
freshly ground pepper to taste
2 cups of celery with leaves, diced
1 large onion, diced
1 tablespoon bell poultry seasoning
2 sticks of butter
1 cup milk
Break apart bread. Leave in a bowl over night to get stale. Melt
butter. Cook vegetables in butter until soft. Add seasonings and cool.
Toss with milk and bread just before using to stuff the turkey.
1. I'm thankful that I get to marry my best friend in six months...and plan a big party to celebrate!
2. I'm thankful for all of the amazing opportunities and friends that blogging has brought into my life
3. I'm thankful to have the most supportive parents, ever.
I have two. Every year, I make baked spinach and artichoke dip as an "appetizer" to eat while everything else cooks. And I ALWAYS make a big batch of oatmeal chocolate chip cookies. I much prefer homemade ice cream sandwiches made with these over any pie!
2. Having a job in a down economy
3. Honestly, my blog. It's a creative outlet I could not live without!
Audrey loves her grandma's apple pie, but this year she is planning on making this apple crisp.
Every year my family plays a little game of football before eating a big Thanksgiving dinner. After the game every one gets an award - Best Catch, Best Touchdown Dance, MVP, Biggest Improvement, etc. One year I received "Best Run" but usually I get "Best Dressed" ;)
Aside from the obvious of friends, my boyfriend and family, I'm thankful...
1. That the holidays offer up lots of chances to wear dresses like this lacy LBD and festive red lipstick.
2. For my puppy Walter. Nothing beats coming home from a long day at work to this excited little man.
3. For our new faux fur throw. Chicago winters call for the warm blankets just like this one and I plan on cozying up under it with hot cider and my pup just about every weekend.
1. That the holidays offer up lots of chances to wear dresses like this lacy LBD and festive red lipstick.
2. For my puppy Walter. Nothing beats coming home from a long day at work to this excited little man.
3. For our new faux fur throw. Chicago winters call for the warm blankets just like this one and I plan on cozying up under it with hot cider and my pup just about every weekend.
What is your favorite Thanksgiving tradition?
14 comments:
I just love this series, its so much fun reflecting back on Thanksgiving!
I agree with Alex. It is such a great time of year to reflect back on what makes us happy.
Such a great series Danielle- and I need to make the stuffing and squash gratin...though hubs would love me if I made him some of that apple pie..likely not going to happen...me no bake;)
Thanks for having me hear today dear! And yes, the stuffing is to die for (it does call for 2 sticks of butter, but Thanksgiving is for indulging, right!?). We like to eat in on bagels in the morning - not kidding.
Love everyone's responses. So cute.
Love reading these. I think I might have to copy some of these tradition ideas! No time like the present ;)
I love Lara's tradition!! Very sweet! :)
I love this post! This is such a neat idea!
I love this series. It pretty much captures all of the reasons why the holidays make you feel warm and happy inside! Most of our traditions involve food, but several new ones that have been started in the past few years are: an annual T-giving hike, and a blind wine taste test. What can I say we like our vino! xo
aw I love this so much. I love how Lara's family fills a thanksgiving book. That is so creative! Wish I had a cool tradition like that. But I must say, my mom's cooking is amazing, and nothing beats the smell of the house on Thanksgiving :)
This is so nice..and now I'm hungry! Those pics are gorgeous and the recipes look delish :-)
jackie
www.york-avenue.blogspot.com
love reading all these - thanks for having me danielle :) such a great series!
omg the stuffing recipe looks amaze. prob #2 for me after pumpkin pie!
xo
Great series darlin! I'm definitely trying out that stuffing! xo
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