Sunday Stumbles Thanksgiving Extravaganza!

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Bob and I are hosting both sets of parents this year for Thanksgiving! I’m super excited to show off our may years of Friendsgiving practice, for the past three Turkeydays we have hosted dinner with our friends and it’s been amazing fun.
For this weeks Sunday Stumbles I’ve selected Thanksgiving in the “Explore and Interest” box (see the image below for how to).  

*I chose this website for the How Too Image because it has an awesome giveaway from yumsugar and Whole Foods. I’m going to enter, and I thought maybe you would like to as well.

I hope these Stumbles put you in the entertaining spirit♥

 

Thanksgiving on a Budget

This Thanksgiving Menu from Epicurious can be prepared for a family of 8 for $10 each. The meal include; (1) Butternut Squash Soup with Cider Cream, $25. 83 (2) Roast Turkey with Oranges, Bay Leaves, Red Onions, and Pan Gravy, $20.60 (3) Herbed Bread Stuffing, $5.49 (4) Brussel Sprout Hash with Carmelized Shallots,$7.00 (5) Cloyerleawf Rolls, $7.29 (6) Pecan Pumpkin Pie,$13.26.

The article also give money-saving tips.  Including buying a supermarket bird, in lou of a heritage turkey, saying that after brained a  $2lb bird will taste just a good as something you can pick up at Whole Foods for $10lb.

 

Thanksgiving Turkey Cake

This gem from mental_floss goes right up there with Turducken or TurBacon Epic Thanksgiving, but in cake form. I would totally make this for Friendsgiving, or any Turkeyday celebration where you will find that one guy who can’t let food go to waste.

This cake comes together as follows: The first is a sort of turkey loaf, topped with a mashed potato filling and a quick spread of cranberry sauce. The next layer is made of stuffing shoved on top of the cranberry sauce, which is then covered with another layer of potatoes. Another layer of turkey loaf is then added and then the cake is baked for about a half an hour before the mashed potato frosting is applied, topped with a coating of sweet potatoes followed by marshmallows.

I would try it, would you?

 

Printable Planner with Tips and Recipes

Why not get a little organized this Thanksgiving! This free e-book from food your way seems like the perfect way to stay organized including a calendar to keep track of when guest come to town, and make a head items.

 

Perfect Pie Crust

I’m sure that there’re twice as many pie crust recipes as types of pie, here’s some insight from the folks at The Food Network.

 

DIY Linen Thanksgiving Napkins

This tutorial from the Purl bee gives step by step instructions with images for 12 napkins in shades of fall.

From my quick look, it seems as though they have there own line of crafting supplies including a pack of 12 100% high quality cotton 18″x12″ rectangles for $30 in Spectrum Bundle-Fire

If your feeling a little bit more froogle, like me this thanksgiving, you could find your own supplies at a local craft store or if your lucky in the supplies you already have around the house.

 

5 Starches For Gluten-Free Gravy

Have a guest with a gluten allergy, here are 5 wheat free thickners to replace flower in pan gravy; (1) Arrowroot (2) Cornstarch (3) Guar Gum (4) Kuzu Root Starch (5) Tapioca Starch.

 

Top Chefs on How to Do Thanksgiving Right

Stuble upon brought me to Shine from Yahoo, and there article on how to do Thanksgiving where top chefs were asked about there preferences on thanksgiving favorites. like  Marshmallows on the sweet potato casserol or  smooth vs lumpy mashed potatoes?

 

Vote for your Favorite Thanksgiving Side and Win $1,000 to Whole Foods Market

All you have to do is vote for your favorite Thanksgiving Sidedish; (1) Cornbread Stuffing (2) Creamy Mashed Potatoes and Parsnips (3) Spiced Cranberry Sauce (4) Wild Rice Stuffed Mini Pumpkins (5) Shallots and Almond Green Beans (6) Brussels Sprouts with Bacon (7)Sweet Potatoes with Macadamia Nuts (8) Cheddar Popowers.

With every vote $0.25 cents will be given to the Whole Kids Foundation,  whos  mission is to improve children’s nutrition and wellness with the goal of ending the childhood obesity epidemic. When I cast my vote for Cornbread Stuffing, a hard pick over Spiced Cranberry Sauce, there were already 2091 votes!

ENTER TO WIN $1,000 AT WHOLE FOODS MARKET AND VOTE TO DONATE TO THE WHOLE KIDS FOUNDATION

 

 

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