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I always host Thanksgiving, and made 2 new recipes last night that were both hits:
Replaced the Karo Syrup pecan pie with the NYT maple syrup/honey pecan pie and won't go back. It was delicious and people were raving about it. Just be sure to read the comments and use more pecans than suggested. https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1022734-maple-honey-pecan-pie?unlocked_article_code=1.xU8.Aeac.lbXIP84mfNWh&smid=share-url Also, the basic dressing/stuffing (outside the bird) recipe, with lots of butter, sourdough bread, onions, celery, and fresh parsley/sage/rosemary/thyme. Unbelievably good, only downside, none leftover. https://www.devourdinner.com/sourdough-stuffing/#recipe Thank you to the DCUM contributors who took the time to share. I, and my guests, appreciated it! |
| I was inspired to make corn pudding sometime after the holiday feeling lapses (maybe a boring weekend in December) so thanks for the Jiffy updates! |
| I appreciate recipe sharers, too. DCUM home cooks have pointed me in the right direction many times! |
Did you use pure maple syrup? Regular maple syrup such as Mrs. Butterworth is almost all corn syrup |
| Yes, I used real maple syrup - we don't have any other in our home. |
| Mrs Butterworth is not "maple syrup," no matter how they try to present the product. |
They don’t present it like that. |
Oh gosh OP, homemade stuffing was a major leveling up for my own thanksgiving! soooo good. Another hint for next year - it can be made in the slow cooker and kept hot in there, which makes logistics so much easier. https://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-make-stuffing-in-a-slow-cooker-225708 |