Here in the South, we love dressing instead of stuffing. The only stuffing I'm familiar with is stove-top from the box and I don't like that! I'm sure you ladies in the North have some really good stuffing recipes. I may have to try one some day. But for now, I'll stick to my delicious cornbread dressing. My dressing recipe consists of: cornbread, chicken, broth, salt and pepper, poultry seasoning and/or sage, onions, celery, and a couple cans of cream of chicken soup. I haven't been using the soup much in recent years, but this time I am. I also made a delicious marinated slaw which is tradition (in this family) for Thanksgiving and/or Christmas. I usually don't use cake mixes from a box, but Randy requested an orange cake from a box, so what am I to do but grant his request. At least the icing will be from scratch: cream cheese with orange juice. Of course, my sister is making a lot of food, as is my Mom. There will be deviled eggs, green bean casserole, oh, and April is cooking a ham and making a corn pudding. There will be even more food than I can mention, but you get the idea.
Listening to Pandora's Bing Crosby Christmas music really makes everything even more enjoyable. Give them a listen while you work. You'll be inspired to sing along too! I hope you all have a very Happy and safe Thanksgiving season! Til next time, Blessings from Bama!
I finally made an Alabama wreath since our team is #2! I made the A's from cardboard I painted. They feel like real wood! |
I have some pretty Christmas papers to decoupage on this ornament. |
Chicken in the pressure cooker. I really enjoy putting the cooker to use. It saves so much time and energy, too! |
Sorry about the light, but I wanted you to see how pretty the cornbread is in the Lodge skillet. |
Yummy! Everything looks so good!
ReplyDeleteI got up at 5:30 this morning and started cooking. I enjoy cooking during the holidays.
Have a wonderful day.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Elizabeth
Hi Elizabeth! Thank you! I too love to cook during the holidays! Happy Thanksgiving to you too!
DeleteHave a very Happy Thanksgiving! I love old fashioned cornbread dressing.
ReplyDeleteThank you Rosemary, you too! Yes, it's the best!
Deletethat cornbread looks so good. Your crafts are looking great too. We have a Christian radio station that plays ALL Christmas music from Thanksgiving thru Christmas day. I love listening all day while I work. No Black Friday shopping for me - I never go - I will be cleaning up another piece of furniture to take to on of my booths - while Al is home to help me carry it. Have a great weekend with the girls. Happy Thanksgiving
ReplyDeleteHi Jacky! Oh that's nice! I love the Christmas music! No black Friday for me either! Plus, I have the girls so especially not with them! Yes, you let Al help you! Thank you! You too!
DeleteI hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving meal. It sounds like you had tons of food! Your Alabama wreath is pretty! Nancy
ReplyDeleteHi Nancy! Oh, we had tons of food! But not as many leftovers as I thought we would have. Thank you! I enjoyed making it! Blessings!
DeleteOooooh, cornbread in a cast-iron skillet is the best! Still make mine in a cast-iron skillet I've had for going on 35+ years now. Hope you and your family had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa! Oh, that's awesome to have one that long! I hope to have mine forever too! Thank you, we did. I hope you did too! Blessings!
DeleteHope you had a nice Thanksgiving, Felecia! Your ornaments are going to be so pretty! I don't use cake mixes too, but I actually do love stove top stuffing:)
ReplyDeleteHi Donna! Thank you, we did! Oh I hope so! Thanks for stopping by! Blessings!
DeleteIt all looks yummy~and the decorations, super cute!!!! Love that you are granting wishes ( orange cake) to your peeps :) That's what moms do !!!
ReplyDeleteHi Connie! Oh, that's sweet! I do like to please my loved ones! Blessings!
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