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This is the stuffing my mother-in-law makes every Thanksgiving, and this is how her mother always made it.
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Originally printed in 1981, here is Craig Claiborne’s take on the classic chicken salad sandwich In his version, a combination of mayonnaise (preferably homemade) and yogurt is used which yields a lighter, tangier sandwich filling He calls for using poached chicken, but the leftover roast chicken from last night would work beautifully as well.
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This recipe is from the celebrated food writer Laurie Colwin, and in some ways it is quintessentially hers There’s the delicious richness of the dish, its unfussiness and nostalgic value There is the constant awareness of the plight of the busy home cook, those who would just as soon use a package of frozen spinach if the results are just as good as if you washed and chopped an untold number of bunches of fresh spinach yourself
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This is a straightforward and simple recipe for pot roast, a versatile dinner meal that favors families and friends alike The ingredients call for beef or veal stock, but chicken stock will do in a pinch — indeed it is far preferable to using beef bouillon or canned beef stock, which are often tinny in flavor
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A homey casserole of cooked chicken, spicy tomatoes, veggies, processed cheese, and vermicelli is baked until golden brown. It also works in the slow cooker.
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In a lot of states, people don’t just eat food on Thanksgiving; they hunt for it Lora Smith, a writer and farmer with roots in Kentucky, sends along a recipe handed down from her great-grandmother, for her family’s “pocket” dressing: a baked patty of dressing that slides easily into the pockets and knapsacks of rabbit and quail hunters The Smiths also have the patties at the table, where they are passed around on a platter