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PiscesWe're Giving Thanks ... Paula Deen Style!
One hundred lucky momlogic readers will receive a copy of her latest book, The Lady & Sons Savannah Country Cookbook.
Hey y'all! We want you to be downright stuffed this Thanksgiving. So if you're looking for some mouth-watering, lip-smacking good recipes, check out Paula Deen's newest book, The Lady & Sons Savannah Country Cookbook, complete with a forward by fellow Southerner John Berendt, author of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.
We're giving 100 readers a chance to win a copy! Entering is simple:
1. Sign up for our newsletter!
2. Tell us what Thanksgiving recipe you can't live without by commenting below!
Remember, you have to do both to be eligible. Contest ends November 29 at 11:59 PM PST.
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My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is Sage and White Cheddar Mashed Potatoes! Hope I win… I love Paula Deen!
My pumpkin pie! It’s a family favorite.
My favorite recipe is my Sweet Potato Casserole with a praline topping. Awesome part of the whole meal!
Home made rolls
I can’t live without the yeast roll recipe that I have…so moist and chewy!
Cornbread casserole with jiffy mix! This is my all time favorite cornbread!
I can not - CAN NOT live without my grannies cornbread stuffing recipe - I have never - NEVER seen it anywhere and will die if I ever lose it!
I’m a simple man - give me some turkey and dressing and I’m going to be happy for a week!
I can’t live without the sweet potato casserole and marshmallow topping recipe. It’s too delish and it wouldn’t be Thanksgiving without it!
my mom’s snickerdoodles and french apple pie! yum
I signed up for the newsletter. The recipe that I can’t live without at Thanksgiving is my Aunt’s pumpkin rolls, she has made them ever since I can remember!
My dad’s italian sausage stuffing with pecans, and pecan pie.
I am so excited for Thanksgiving!
Well, I hate to admit it but it is the trusty ol’ green bean casserole recipe!
There are a couple staples for Thanksgiving dinner at our house: Mom’s Stuffing, Grandpa’s Gravy, Grandma’s Fruit Salad and Great Grandma’s Sweet Potatoes. Every thanksgiving isn’t complete unless we have those items!
Mashed potatoes and gravy and creamed corn!
My family favorite is Macaroni Salad made with Baby Shells, seems my family likes to mix with their mashed potatoes, (I know they are weird), my favorite would definately have to be Pumpkin Pie or Cinnamon Glazed carrots.
of course sweet potatoes
I ABOSOLUTELY LOVE my mushroom celery stuffing. Thanksgiving isn’t the same without it :)
Stuffing with dried fruits & nuts is the first dish to disappear from our table! It even wowed my Mexican in-laws.
- V. Aldama
my Mom’s turkey gravy without a doubt! She makes it in a black iron skillet the old-fashioned way by browning the flour….she’s from the south and she sure knows how to cook!