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Re: Come on over turkey and see what I am cooking up for Thanksgiving
11/6/2007 1:37:28 PM
HI Beryl,
Thanks for the forum !! I have one as well as several others so we should keep busy in here!!

GOD BLESS You and yours on Thanksgiving Day!

Sincerely,
Carla :)


Glad to make your acquaintance! Carla Carey
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Beryl Payton

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Re: Come on over turkey and see what I am cooking up for Thanksgiving
11/6/2007 1:58:44 PM

Hi Carla,

It is so nice to have you here.  Yes I thought it would be nice to see what others thought of Thanksgiving and how other's celebrate.  Some of us  still have the traditional Thanksgiving Day feast and others are doing a more untraditional Thanksgiving.  All the same.  You are welcome here at anytime and I will see you in the conference room at CMU7 soon.

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Blessings,

Beryl

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Beryl Payton

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Re: Come on over turkey and see what I am cooking up for Thanksgiving
11/6/2007 2:08:37 PM

Ingredients

a large whole ham
whole cloves
1 pound of brown sugar
one can of Classic Coke
burgandy wine
pineapple juice


Moist Glazed Ham

 

 

Moist Glazed Ham 
 
  
 

Directions

Preheat the oven to 400 degrees

Remove the rine from a large whole ham and score the fat in the traditional diamond pattern.

Stud it heavily with whole cloves and place it in a large roaster.

Pack One whole pound of brown sugar on to the top of the ham just as thick and as high as you cant pack it. Dont worry about the part that falls off it will be left in the pan to melt into the glaze

Put this in the 400 degree oven for thirty to forty minutes until the brown sugar begins to melt.

Then pour one can of Classic Coke over the ham very gradually trying not to wash off the melting sugar.

Reduce the oven temp to 325 degrees.

For the remaining basting you will use a mixture of half burgandy wine and half pineapple juice basteing every 30 minutes for 4 hours. Be sure to dip up the pan juices and spoon them back up over the top too. The idea is to keep the meat super moist for the whole time it is cooking.

You may "tent it" with foil the first 3 and a half hours and I always do if I have a lot going on and might become distracted. This will be the best tasting ham you have every ate so be willing to devote a little extra time to it.

Blessing,

Beryl

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Beryl Payton

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Re: Come on over turkey and see what I am cooking up for Thanksgiving
11/6/2007 2:20:45 PM

Squash Casserole

 
 

 

 

 


 

Squash Casserole  


 
  
 

Ingredients

4 cups cooked yellow crook neck squash
1 medium onion
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp pepper
1 stick butter or margarine
2 cups crushed Cheezit crackers
2 cups shredded cheddar cheese
1 cup milk or heavy cream

Directions

Cook the squash, onion, butter, salt and pepper until onion and squash are tender.

Mix remaining ingredients except for 3/4 cup of the crackers and 3/4 cup of the shredded cheese.

Pour into a 2 quart casserole and top with remaining crackers & cheese.

Bake at 350 for 30 minutes.
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Re: Come on over turkey and see what I am cooking up for Thanksgiving
11/6/2007 10:40:41 PM
 Rick Armstrong
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Hi Beryl,
I have no recipe as I'm much better at eating than cooking. But I wish you and all a very Happy Thanksgiving!

Here's a simple children’s prayer of thanks for Thanksgiving:

Thank you God for all that grows,
Thank you for the sky's rainbows,
Thank you for the stars that shine,
Thank you for these friends of mine,
Thank you for the moon and sun,
Thank you God for all you've done!

God Bless You,
Rick



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