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    Quote Originally Posted by kimlovescats View Post
    Thank you ladies, keep them coming!

    Karen, what is orange oil?

    It's like orange extract, just stronger. It's just oil distilled from the skin of oranges. You know how when you peel an orange, the scent stays on your hands forever? That's the orange oil! You can use orange extract, or skip it and just make cranberry turkeys!

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    Ok Get Bread Sticks & Wrap One Slice of Bacon around each one.. Cook in Microwave for 2 min per 4 bread sticks on paper towl on Micro Dish.. Or can put all on a cookie sheet in oven at 350% for 35 min.. Then Prompt Roll Each in Parmazan (spelling?)Cheese.. Stand Them up in A Tall Glass for Cooling & Serving.. Yum = Enjoy
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    My sister in law Christine makes fabulous skillet corn! I stole her recipe and make it myself several times a year.

    Skillet Corn
    6 slices bacon
    1 cup milk
    3 Tbsp butter/margarine
    1or 2 tsp reserved bacon grease
    2 tsp pepper
    16 oz frozen corn

    Fry bacon in large skillet until crispy. Remove bacon to paper towels to cool.. Pour out all but one or two tsp of grease. Add milk and heat, scraping any crispy bits off of the bottom of the skillet. Stir in corn and pepper. Cook, stirring occasionally until heated through. Shortly before serving add crumbled bacon pieces and heat through.
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    Mmm, all sounds very yummy!

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    another from Christine and my new favorite side dish..

    Squash Cornbread

    3 yellow summer squash - slice or chunks
    1 pkg 8.5oz "Jiffy" cornbread mix
    2 eggs
    1/3 c cottage cheese
    1 chopped onion
    1/4 tsp salt
    1/4 tsp pepper
    1/2 c shredded cheddar chedded

    Slice or chunk the squash and either microwave or steam a few minutes until slightly soft. squuze extra mositure out

    mix the squash and everything else and pour into a greased cake pan. Bake for 20-25 minutes at 400 degrees.

    also wonderful baked in an iron skillet if you like it crispy on edges

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    *bump* Anyone got more to share?
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    Candied Sweet Potatoes

    6 peeled, cooked medium sweet potatoes*
    1 cup dark brown sugar, packed firmly in the cup; OR 8 teaspoons Sweet N Low BROWN SUGAR
    ¼ cup butter or margarine
    ¼ cup water
    ½ teaspoon salt
    2 whole cloves
    ¼ cup chopped walnuts (optional)

    * Boil potatoes, whole, until fork goes right through, but remove before too
    soft. Skin will come off easily once cooled.

    In oven: heat oven to 375 degrees.

    Cut cooked potatoes length wise, long thin slices.
    Arrange potatoes in greased baking dish.

    In a pan, combine rest of ingredients, except nuts.
    Boil 5 minutes. (This is the candy syrup)

    Pour over potatoes; top with nuts.

    Bake in oven at 375 degrees for 30 minutes, basting occasionally.

    Makes 6 servings.
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    This recipe is from my mum. Growing up, we went to Dad's folks for all the holidays (mum's family is in England). The aunts each made something, this is what mum made. It was such a hit, uncles used to ask her to make extra so they could take some home, lol. After mum passed 15 years ago, the next holiday that rolled around, all the cousins were asking me for mum's recipe! They grew up with it just as I did, and so it is a part of the extended family's traditional foods. Most holidays now, I hear from cousins and they mention they are "making your mum's sweet potatoes." *sniff* Awww.
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    Thanks, Freedom. I make a candied sweet potato casserole each year as well! YUMMY!!!!
    Kim Loves Cats and Doggies Too!

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