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Next up Thanksgiving at home, which looked an awful lot like this Thanksgiving last year, and probably the same as many years before. Our table was laden with butter, sugar, cornbread and brined turkey goodness. This year however, the leftovers are not as bountiful…a blessing and a curse? Check out the feasty treats. and stay tuned for a recipe or two.

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Hope everyone had a full and warm holiday. There are many things to be thankful for, and I know I've got a list.

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This year I was super lucky and got to indulge in two completely different Thanksgiving dinners, while celebrating with my families. For the first time, I ventured to my boyfriend's house for their early afternoon feast, sitting amongst his big family and munching on their traditional twist on Thanksgiving. Beginning with little bites like cheese and sausage, deviled eggs, bread and tiny meatballs, merging into a first course of lasagna at the table, and following with an onslaught of sides and meat/poultry, it was definitely a cornucopia. Dessert was varied as well (although, we didn’t get to have any because we had to save a little room for a second dinner). Take a look at the delicious offerings, and stay tuned for my family’s smaller Thanksgiving dinner. 

 

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