holiday cooking

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Catty Cook @baguiojade (373) • United States 15 Dec 23

So, yes, Christmas is almost just around the corner. Has there been a time that you dreaded cooking because of picky eaters, either a family member or a guest? Them being picky meant you had to adjust the recipes, or did...

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picky eaters

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Culinary experiments

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (169556) • United States 23 Nov 21

I made whole berry cranberry sauce today, using the regular recipe. My great niece wants pumpkin bread, so I used a new recipe and made two loaves. Now for the experiment. . . My sister in law gave us some nice pears, but they...

november 2021

holiday cooking

traditional recipes

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What do you do when relatives show up on holidays with food for you to cook?

sender621 @sender621 (14889) • United States 5 Sep 10

Holidays can be a time of fun food and family. Holidays are a time of celebration and remembrance. There is always plenty of food to prepare and cook for holiday gatherings. How does it make you feel when...

family gatherings

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The Cooking is Finally Done!!!

sulsisels @sulsisels (1685) • United States 27 Nov 09

Well if you are anything like me, you're totally exhausted from all the cooking that transpired this past week. I literally cooked for a week..I was testing recipes all week, making lots of things and using techniques I learned in...

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recipes

thanksgiving

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Holday Cooking

jahernandezrivas @jahernandezrivas (11287) • United States 22 Nov 09

Do you cook yourself on the holidays or do you go to other family members that have alredy cooked for you and your family?And if you do go somewhere do you always bring something you have cooked yourself?

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Time to get Cookin.....

charblaize @charblaize (1026) • United States 6 Nov 09

I guess I am picked again to do the cooking for the Holidays. My one sister in law said she would help, but she mostly buys the can goods and prebaked stuff :)) I am one who likes to do things the old-fashion way, by scratch and...

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Which is best for Christmas Ham, Turkey, or something else....?

FayeSLongo @FayeSLongo (306) • United States 19 Dec 08

My family always has turkey for thanksgiving and ham for Christmas. I however do not particularly enjoy ham so this year I'm thinking of having turkey yet again. What do you think, what's the best meat for Christmas?

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How much holiday cooking do you do ahead of time?

kbkbooks @kbkbooks (7022) • Canada 20 Dec 06

Here in Eastern Canada it is quite traditional for people to put a good deal of cooked food in their freezers for the winter. Around winter holidays, the freezer often fills up with many flavours of pies, both dessert type and...

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