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November 22, 2025
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I'm going to make Jim's favorite cream of mushroom soup, the smothered green beans linked below, and a stuffing with a little sausage and mushrooms in it. Cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, and of course I'll make gravy with the roast turkey drippings. My key ingredient to a tasty Thanksgiving dinner is a basic turkey stock. It simmers on the stove all night, and we wake up to a house already filled with the aromas of Thanksgiving. I use it to flavor everything from green beans to the turkey gravy, and of course to baste the turkey. If there's any left over, I use it as the base to simmer the carcass in for soup or turkey gumbo the next day. Happy Thanksgiving! Turkey
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Desserts Enjoy this week's recipes, all the great food next week, and, as always, let me know what's on your mind. I'll see you after Thanksgiving. Best regards,
Susan Ford, Publisher and Editorial Director
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Last Week's Recipes: • Stuffed Eggplant with Crab Tip of the Week:
• How to Carve a Turkey
• Leftover Turkey Vegetable Soup |
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Emeril's Turkey Roulade If you're not up for roasting a whole turkey, give this recipe a try. It was featured in the Nov/Dec 2013 cover story Emeril wrote for us; it's easy, and delicious. A friend made 2 a couple years ago to ensure leftovers, but to no avail; she said there was nothing left but crumbs. |
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Campbell's Classic Green Bean Casserole Dorcas Reilly headed up the Campbell's test kitchen in 1955 when this recipe was invented. She says she has no inkling why it became a classic recipe; but today, the company estimates that about 20 million of these casseroles are prepared for Thanksgiving each year. Click to forward email and recipes. ![]() |
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Best Ever Mashed Potatoes This recipe was a reader favorite for Thanksgiving a few years ago. 'Tis not the season to diet, though.... |
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