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Thanksgiving - Recipes for a Holiday Meal - cover

Thanksgiving - Recipes for a Holiday Meal

Lou Seibert Pappas

Publisher: Weldon Owen

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Summary

The author of Fondue presents a festive guide for the classic American holiday—from planning and preparation to Turkey Day recipes for every taste.  Thanksgiving explores over 50 of your favorite holiday recipes, offering both traditional and contemporary dishes—from starters to stuffings and leftover ideas. With helpful tips for organizing the meal, working with turkey, and creating an inspired menu, this volume will ease the stress, making way for a wonderful Thanksgiving.   Whether you prepare and host Thanksgiving dinner every year or you are new to the experience, the task can be a daunting one. Finding the perfect turkey, timing the oven use just right, and estimating how much food and drink you need are just some of the tips and techniques that can be found in the pages of Thanksgiving.
Available since: 11/24/2015.
Print length: 112 pages.

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