When we go for a restaurant we order food to waiters they will note down using pen and then we have to wait for some minutes to get the food. If we are hungry enough you will be in no position to...
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Eating smart at home? It’s a challenge, but you can do it once you’ve stocked your kitchen with heart-smart foods. Going out to eat? That’s a whole different story. Suddenly, you’re tempted by Alfredo and au gratin. You rationalize deep-fried broccoli as a nutritious appetizer. And that dessert tray calls each time it passes your table. But you can navigate these nutritional minefields and enjoy a meal that you don’t have to cook or clean up. Here are a few tips to keep you on the right path for heart health:Before You Even Leave the House…Preview the menu. Stop by your favorite restaurants as well as others you’d like to try and request copies of their menus. Or check the Internet—many restaurants post menus on their Web sites and also list the nutrition facts. Choosing your meal ahead of time may reduce the chances that you’ll succumb to the sight and scent of less-optimal choices. Save room in your budget. Make wise food choices for the rest of the day and you may
My menu made it up today! My children have kept me non-stop busy. They have finally fallen asleep, so I can post my menu in [long-awaited] peace. Jude and Dan are still getting over that cold, so there is no rest for the weary around here. Lucky for me, Ginger Lemon Girl, [...]
About IHOP Corp.
The IHOP family restaurant chain has been serving a wide variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner selections for more than 45 years. Offering more than 16 types of pancakes as well as omelettes, breakfast specialties, burgers, sandwiches, chicken and steaks, IHOP’s diverse menu appeals to people of all ages. IHOP restaurants are franchised [...]
By enabling the NoDrivesInSendToMenu policy, you can hide drive-letters from the Send To menu in Windows Vista without actually hiding the drives in Windows Explorer environment.A point to note that NoDrivesInSendToMenu is not applicable for Windows XP systems. * Click Start, type regedit.exe and press ENTER * Navigate to the following location:HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Policies \ ExplorerIf the above branch does not exist by default, you'll need to create it. * Create a new DWORD (32-bit) value named NoDrivesInSendToMenu * Double-click NoDrivesInSendToMenu and set its value data to 1 * Exit Registry Editor. For more information please subscribe in the email.Happy computing.
I am sick again! I can’t wait for winter to be over. It seems like I always get sick this time of year. Since there is no sick leave for mommies, I decided to post my meal plan anyway. Sick or not, we have to eat.
Sally at Aprovechar is hosting the menu swap this week. [...]
I am sick again! I can’t wait for winter to be over. It seems like I always get sick this time of year. Since there is no sick leave for mommies, I decided to post my meal plan anyway. Sick or not, we have to eat.
Sally at Aprovechar is hosting the [...]
Is their any method in SAP for a person can check for his own accesible details with particular user login. You can add additional menu transaction in the SAP main menu without affecting the original SAP default area menu S000. For example, you have created a transaction code called ( z123 - ABC Own Report ) and you want to insert it under Logistics. The specific user will be able to access ABC Own Report by clicking Logistics -> ABC Own Report. Steps :- Goto Transaction SE43 - Area Menu Click the copy button. Copy from S000 to ZXXX After copying, click Change (area menu ZXXX) Double click on Logistics and add in your transaction code in the AreaMenu. Remembers to Activate it. Next Goto Transaction SU01 - Maintain users Type in the user name and click the Defaults button Type in the area menu (ZXXX) in the Start Menu field. Click Save The user will be able to see the additional transaction on the next logon. The CUA area menus are converted to tree navigation in Release 4.6A. The me
Windows XP is touted as a new generation of OS Xperience. No doubt about that but this experience come at a cost. Resources. If your hardware configuration (read CPU,RAM) is not upto speed but still want to boost response time of start menu, here are a few tricks that might help. Open registry editor by going to START-RUN and entering regedit and navigate to key HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Control Panel \ Desktop \ MenuShowDelay . Change the value (default may be 400) to 5 or 50 or even 0. This should speed up. If you are not all that crazy for shadowy effects, you can further speed the things up by going to DISPLAY Properties Window and from there to appearance and over there clicking Advanced command button and check off Show menu shadow.
This is a very interesting fact that by applying this registry.Before applying this registry I recommend to save a copy of your registry to your hard disk.Double click it and answer yes to the import prompt. REG files can be viewed in Notepad by right clicking on the file and selecting Edit.Now copy this code in a notepad and save this file with ".REG" extension.I prefer to save this file in your drive that content your Windows XP.The code is :Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers][HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Copy To]@="{C2FBB630-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}"[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Move To]@="{C2FBB631-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}" Saving the file double click on it and click OK when prompt.And you are done.For more information just subscribe in the email,for more tips and tweaks.
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Here is a shortcut I use to keep all of my favorites accessible from my Start menu. I recommend you take advantage of adding new toolbars to your start menu in window xp. It is very simple and easy to do. Let’s begin. Right-click on your desktop and choose Toolbars | New Toolbar . . . (Figure A). Figure A. Next, choose the folder that you want to appear in your Start menu (Figure B.) Figure B.
Follow these steps to create a Safe Mode option to the Boot menu.
When you're experiencing a problem with Windows XP, you may need to boot the system into Safe Mode more than once. However, doing so can be a tiresome process. When the Boot menu appears, you must press [F8], and then you must select Safe Mode from yet another menu. Wouldn't it be nice if Safe Mode were available from the Boot
When I first went gluten-free, there was a lot of confusion about which vanilla extracts were in fact gluten-free. My response was to buy a clearly labeled Non-GMO, gluten-free vanilla extract from Whole Foods. However, I wasn’t satisfied with how these vanilla extracts tasted. The allergy-friendly gluten-free vanilla just didn’t scream high-quality to me. [...]
When I first went gluten-free, there was a lot of confusion about which vanilla extracts were in fact gluten-free. My response was to buy a clearly labeled Non-GMO, gluten-free vanilla extract from Whole Foods. However, I wasn’t satisfied with how these vanilla extracts tasted. The allergy-friendly gluten-free vanilla just didn’t scream high-quality to me. [...]
Wii Warm Up: Wii menu musicFiled under: Wii Warm UpWe were tooling around on the Virtual Console this evening while not really paying attention, and in the midst of the multitasking, the realization hit that everyone in the room was really into the Wii Shop channel music. We're talking bobbing heads, humming softly, the works. It's really catchy for something so unendingly cheerful, but maybe we just hear it a lot around here. It's grown on us. But it inspired us to ask how you felt about the various random tunes that pour out of your Wii. Do you hate the menu music, or do you secretly rock out to it (in a gentle, cheery fashion, of course)?Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments Ads by Google Link - Comments - Alisha Karabinus - Wed, 23 Jan 2008 14:00:00 GMT - Feed (10 subs) menu music random Sent using SendMeRss.com. Visit here to unsubscribe from Nintendo Wii Fanboy. Recommended Feeds/Actions
Jude and Dan have been keeping me so busy these days! Making dinner is interesting juggling these two. Jude loves to “help” and Dan wants to be held/nursed a lot in the evenings. However, I managed pretty well last week. It is good to be meal-planning again! I had dinner [...]
Jude and Dan have been keeping me so busy these days! Making dinner is interesting juggling these two. Jude loves to “help” and Dan wants to be held/nursed a lot in the evenings. However, I managed pretty well last week. It is good to be meal-planning again! I had dinner [...]
1. Creating the main navigation bar.
Ok, let us get started. Create a new image using the dimension 800 x 600. Set the background color to white. You can change the background depending on you web site color. Create a new layer, Layer > New > Layer… (Shift+Ctrl+N). Using the Rounded Rectangle Tool [...]
Menu planning has returned! I am breathing a sigh of relief- clearly waiting until everyone is hungry and grumpy at 5 to think about dinner is a bad plan for me. So I have cleaned out the fridge, done an inventory of the pantry, planned a menu, and made my list for the [...]
I had my family over for T-bone Steaks and sides and a Crustless Cranberry Pie for dessert. The recipe called it a pie but it's not really a pie since the definition of pie includes a crust or shell. It's one of my little peeves when foods are named incorrectly because the name sets expectations and part of the enjoyment of food comes from the meeting or exceeding of expectations. It's baked in a pie dish but the texture is more brownie-like. To be fare, this one is a little harder but I think something like, Cranberry Blondie would be more accurate. As for ratings, it was a hit with my brother and my dad but bombed with my mom and Lon. I was in the middle. It's definitely for someone who likes very tart flavors.
Well, another Christmas comes and goes. I seem to have spent a lot of time in the kitchen - this is fine by me... We had about 25 for drinks and nibbles on the Sunday, five for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day and seven for boxing day.
Hope you all had a very Merry Christmas and are looking forward to 2008. It's been a crazy past 2 weeks and in my absence it's been pretty quiet around here at Milk and Cookies, I'm sure you have noticed. I had planned on a really thoughtful Christmas post just before the Yule to wish everyone a nice Christmas, but I guess that thought just never came to fruition. I had panned on baking a really nice fruitcake or perhaps posting about a chocolate panettone recipe, however that I never got around to either. So I'm sorry I haven't been more attentive to the blog of late, although there hasn't been a lack of food and eating, I can assure you of that.And although this may sound a little trite and overdone but I really do count it a privilege to be able to blog, and of all things, blog about food. I know that most of the world's population do not have such frivolity to indulge themselves in and know that this food blogging thing is a concession I don't want to take for granted especially wh
The richness of this water-based chicken curry depends upon the inclusion of the bones. Practical for Westerners, the preparation time takes less than 30 minutes. Use a sharp heavy cleaver to cut though the chicken bones with a quick blow - it is easier than it sounds! But if your knife is dull, substitute boneless chicken breast. Ingredients1 1/2 lb chicken hind quaters 3 level tbsp sour red curry paste2 tbsp water1 cup water1 tsp sea salt2 level tblsp tamarind paste or fresh lime juice2-3 tbsp fish sauce4 fresh Thai chili peppers (prik kee noo) or jalepeno, if desired
PreparationSerperate the leg from the upper thigh cutting with a sharp cleaver (or have the butcher do it for you); cut the drumsticks in half crosswise;cut the upper thigh into approximately 1 1/2 by 1 1/2 inch pieces, cutting through the bone with a sharp blow of the knife. Use the base of the palm of your hand to pound the back of the cleaver if needed to cut completely through.Mix the curry paste with the
You might be using some shortcut / shortcut keys for performing Shutdown and you don't the Shutdown option in Start Menu . If the case is so , just follow the following steps. Goto Run and type gpedit.mscNavigate to User Configuration->Administrative Templates->Start Menu &Taskbar Find the option 'Remove Shutdown on Start Menu' and set is as 'Enable'. Its Done !
Schools can bring their positive contribution to education of a habit of children to a healthy feed, the American experts consider. School dinners rich fruit and vegetables promoted that pupils began to eat much more such products at home - from 2,97 up to 4 times daily, experts of the University [...]
Note: French version of this post here.You may not be familiar with menu for hope even if this is the fourth edition :-)Menu for Hope is an annual fundraising event in support of the UN World Food Programme. One wonderful blogger is behind all this charitable mouvement: Pim. She's blogging in English from Chez Pim. The devastating tsunami in Southeast Asia inspired her to find a way to help Each year, food bloggers from all over the world join forces to host the Menu for Hope online offering an array of delectable culinary prizes: books, cooking gears or cooking dates. For every US$10, the donor receive a virtual raffle ticket toward a prize of their choice. All you need is $10 and a bit of luck. As Pim says:" We may never eradicate hunger from the face of the earth, but why should that stop us from trying?"This year as usual also the money will be given to the UN' s Worl Food Programme and in particular Lesotho children. Here in Europe menu for hope is managed by Fanny from the l
Please, please, please, regular readers - do me a favour...Go along to http://www.chezpim.com/blogs/2007/12/menu-for-hope-4.html and find out all about this year's Menu for Hope. You have from today until the 21st December 2007 to make
The cold air blew into Raleigh today! This did nothing to deter my son. Jude wakes up every morning begging to go outside. As soon as I open the door he runs to the end of our driveway and holds out his hand waiting to be taken across the street. He then [...]
Take Out Menu Organizer$20.00Available at: uncommongoods.comWHO: the super busy power couple, new homeowner, or fresh-from-the-nest young adult in your lifeWHAT: Take Out Menu Organizer KitWHY: This fun, functional, and utterly adorable kit creates a practical solution to a real problem in the life of busy urbanites: what to do with all of those darn take out menus! Let's face it, life is busy. As much as we'd all love to craft three course meals from scratch every night, it just doesn't happen. What's worse? It never fails that when you are craving something from one particular take out place you can never find the menu you need. Meet the solution to the take out menu problem.This smart kit features 30 sleeves for storing up to 60 menus, six tabbed dividers for various cuisines, 50 ratings stickers, take out tips and a 50-sheet group ordering pad. Pretty freaking ingenious if you ask me. This is one of those practical, yet still fun gifts that will leave the giftee wondering how they
Papaya Salad - Som Tum
Enjoy your party , with Northeatern Thai Food, hot & Spicy Thai food menu
This salad is very popular with both Thais and foreigners Thais like to eat with sticky rice and barbecued chicken.
Papaya Salad Ingredients
2 cups shredded green papaya
1/2 cup shredded carrot
1/2 cup sting bean (cut into 1"long)
2 tablespoons fish sauce
1 1/2 tablespoons palm sugar
3 tablespoons lime juice
1/2 cup tomato (wedged)
1/3 cup dried shrimps
1/4 cup peanuts
10 green chilies
5 cloves fresh garlic
Papaya Salad Preparations
Use motar and prestle to crush the chilli and garlic, add shrimps, continue crushing.
Add sugar, continue beating with the prestle, then add the papaya, carrot, sting bean, fish sauce, lime juice, tomato, and peanuts. Continue beating until all ingredients mixed well.
Finally, season with sugar, fish sauce, or lime. The original taste this dish should be the balance taste between sweet, (pepper) hot, salty, and sour.
Serve with veg
Is anyone else feeling a tad overwhelmed with the holiday season? I am sure no one feels like cooking (or planning to cook) anything this week. I have been gone for almost a week, so I am actually eager to get back in my own gluten-free kitchen. I never eat [...]
Stale breath, as a rule, is caused by infringement of rules of hygiene of an oral cavity and work of a gastroenteric path, and a source of a smell is pathogenic bacteria. Irrespective of the reason of occurrence of a smell it is necessary to address to the dentist, [...]
From Darlene Schmidt,
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This easy tossed green salad recipe can be put together in a matter of minutes. Thai green salad makes a wonderfully cooling side dish to spicy Thai curries and other Thai recipes, but is equally excellent for everyday meals. This tossed salad includes a very simple salad dressing recipe that's delicious, fresh, and slightly creamy but also low in fat and calories. And it can be made as mild or as spicy as you like.
Tip: double the salad dressing recipe and keep any extra in the refrigerator for a quick & scrumptious tossed salad anytime!
Ingredients:
Serves 4 (as a side dish)
1 small head romaine or leaf lettuce, or the equivalent in mixed garden greens, rinsed and dried in a salad spinner
2 green (spring) onions, sliced
handful of fresh basil
1/2 cucumber
optional: edible flowers to garnish, such as pansies (pictured here), nasturtiums, or rose petals
Salad dressing:
3 Tbsp. coconut milk
1 Tbsp. lime
I'm doing my best to get the whole menu posted before this evening but it's a little challenging. Here is the Turkey recipe and I'll have more of the menu done by the end of the day. I hope you enjoy this as much as my family has in the past. I'm getting a new digital camera to start loading pictures of these wonderful creations. Enjoy!Herb Roasted Turkey1 12 to 14 lb turkey3 oranges2 Yellow onions1 stick unsalted Butter1 tb each fresh Sage, oregano, thyme finely choppedWhole sage leaves and thyme for the cavity1 tb chopped garlicSalt & Pepper1 ½ c Chicken brothPreheat oven to 475 degrees. Clean and wash turkey under cold water and pat dry with paper towels completely inside and out. Salt cavities of bird liberally. In a sauce pan melt butter and add chopped herbs. Sauté for about a minute on low, add garlic and sauté for another 30 second or so until the garlic blossoms and releases its wonderful aroma. Take off heat and refrigerate until just jelled and no longer a liquid stat
Today we begin our baking for Thanksgiving. We will be cooking tomorrow too. I am starting to feel a little anxious about having such a large gathering at my home for the holiday. This Thanksgiving is turning into a family reunion. There will most likely be families from four states here. If everyone shows up we will have close to 40 people for our gathering. Everyone is bringing something but I am still cooking an entire meal. So do you think this menu will feed that many people?2 turkeysham2 greenbean cassaroles2 sweet potato cassarolescorn cassarolecornbread stuffingwild ricemashed potatoesgravycranberry saladcranberry saucejello saladambrosia saladveggie trayrollspumpkin piepecan pieapple piecherry piebutter brickle barspumpkin pecan rollanother veggieanother dessert
Here are a couple of the recipes from the menu posted yesterday.Cranberry Sauce1 - 12oz bag of fresh Cranberries1c – sugarJuice from 2 Naval Oranges (save halves)1c – waterIn a sauce pan squeeze juice from oranges discarding any seeds and saving the halves, add the water and sugar and bring to a boil dissolving the sugar. Once sugar is dissolved add the cranberries and place the squeezed orange halves on top cut side down. Bring back to a boil then reduce to a slow boil (med, heat) and simmer for 10 minutes. Take pan off heat and let cool to room temperature. Refrigerate until ready to serve. I recommend do 2 days before to let the flavors meld. Before serving, top with a little lemon and orange zest.Apple & Sausage Stuffing3 Lf Sourdough bread2 golden delicious apples peeled, cored and chopped in small chunks1 lb sage ground sausage2 lg yellow onion diced (divided)4 Stalks Celery diced (divided)4 lg carrots shredded (divided)2 tbs Italian Seasoning herbs driedGiblets from turk
Since going gluten-free, I have wanted to stay home for the holidays. I am tired of negotiating which part of the meal will be gluten-free and figuring out what gluten-laden dishes/desserts the other family members “can’t live without.” I would love to be able to help my mother fix the Thanksgiving meal from [...]
When USB sticks gains popularity, cheaper and high storage capacity, many data you can keep in it. This including various type of portable applications and programs. But, if there's too much applications stored, it may get crowded and hard to access. But there is a solution, use the Portable Start Menu.Portable Start Menu is a simple and free start menu application that can be installed on USB sticks or local computers. It is designed to run or close portable applications easily and smoothly.You can organize your applications in a simple menu system and launch them via a tray icon. If you close Portable Start Menu on an USB-Stick, running applications can be closed automatically, too.Features :Organize and launch applications via a tray menuCloses running applications on USB-Sticks automaticallyChecks if an application has been changed before executionRuns on USB-Sticks without leaving any traces on a host PCSystem : Win9x/Me/NT4/2000/2003/XP/VistaSize : 1 MBLicense : FreewareFor more
If you’re wondering what kind of menu to serve this Thanksgiving day, here is a sample menu that I have served before. Over the next couple of days I will publish these recipes so you can try them for yourselves. Enjoy!Holiday Menu:AppetizersHumus Dip with Crispy Flat Bread ChipsCheese Ball and CrackersVeggies Tray: your favorite combination of fresh veggiesShrimp CocktailMain MenuHerb Roasted TurkeyApple & Sausage StuffingSpicy Green Bean CasseroleSweet & Savory Roasted Root VegetablesSeasoned Gravy from pan drippingsGarlic Chive Mashed PotatoesHomemade Cranberry SaucePumpkin Pie Bread
Thanksgiving Day Dinner Menuby Darlene SchmidtThanksgiving Alternatives to Turkey and Mashed Potatoes!Tired of turkey? Then try one of these delicious Thai recipe alternatives! From Roast Lemongrass Chicken to Pumpkin Custard dessert, you'll find some refreshing-different Thanksgiving Day recipes in this list. Great for a Thanksgiving Day dinner party! Appetizer: Thai Carrot Soup with Ginger and LemongrassThisThai version of carrot soup also includes the health benefitsof ginger, garlic, and lemongrass. With its hearty harvest of vegetables,rice, and fresh herbs and spices, this soup is a true celebration of the season. High in vitamins A and C, plus calcium, it's very healthyand also extremely delicious. Makes an elegant soup to serve guests,and it can also be made ahead of time, then just warmed up when guestsarrive. Best of all it's easy to make - ready in just 30 minutes! Main Course: Roasted Lemongrass ChickenRoast chicken with a Thai twist! This roast chicken recipe
My first party for November was on 11/6, and since it was on a Tuesday evening, I was literally running down to the minute, and had no time for photographs. This Saturday is my second for November, and should afford me plenty of time to photograph and detail out what I put in items and how to prepare it.If you've read the blog description, the dump cook is quite literal. Most of these things I've made a hundred times or more, but I don't have a list of what I put in. So as I'm making these favorites, I have to take some time to make notes about quantity. Where in the past I would quite literally just squeeze, pour, scoop etc, directly into the bowl, I am actually taking time to use measuring utensils so I can give you an idea of what really goes into these recipes.My hubby asked what I'll do if I try something and it doesn't turn out, it's simple, I won't post it. Maybe I should and tell you not to try it that it's terrible or blah. I guess I intend this to be a repository for al
Early November
Choose a menu (we have four great ones to suggest).
If you're ordering a fresh turkey, do it now; if you're buying a frozen turkey, you still have time, but don't wait until the last minute. Remember: It's best to allow four to five days for it to thaw. (For advice on buying, defrosting, and cooking your turkey, see How Big a Bird, and Other Turkey Tips.)
Floral centerpieces finish off a well-set table. Florists are busy this time of year, so order flowers now. Four Days Before Thanksgiving
Start defrosting the frozen turkey in the back of the refrigerator, where it is coldest.
Compose a shopping list, and purchase all non-perishables. Wait until the day before Thanksgiving to buy salad greens, fresh bread, or seafood.
If you're baking pies for dessert, make the dough for the crust, roll it out, lay it into pie plates, and freeze.
Two Days Before Thanksgiving
Prepare the serving pieces, plates, flatware, glasses, etc.
If you're using cloth napkins or tablecloths, iro
I ended up going out of town for most of last week. My little babes are completely worn out from being at their Grandmother’s house. My mother owns a golf cart (yellow paint complete with flames) that has yet to grace a golf course I am sure; however it provides lots of entertainment [...]
Ever wondered how they made that cool MacOS bottom menu, with icons that become larger when the cursor is on top of them? Well .. with some neat tricks.
This CSS Animated Menu does exactly that. It’s based on JQuery Java script library and Fisheye component from Interface. It’s 100% compatible with IE 6, IE 7, [...]
I am going to keep it real simple this week as far as the menu planning goes! I am trying out recipes for Thanksgiving, so I want to make things easy as far as dinner is concerned. Mary Frances has chosen greens as the ingredient of the week!
Greens Everyday
Selection: Choose firm leaves with [...]
I probably should have reversed the order of the first two items, because you can't really think about your menu until you've determined who you will be inviting and how many people you will have to serve. Decide whether you will send formal invitations or just call everyone. I host Thanksgiving every year and don't send invitations out, I just call people to let them know "Yes, I am hosting Thanksgiving again this year"In my case, I'm going to need to make sure I have enough food for 28 people. I'm assuming my husband's grandmother, parents, siblings and their families, and niece and her family will be joining us, plus 4 possible unknown others. My father-in-law doesn't eat Turkey, so I make ham and turkey every year. My favorite dish is the Brandied Candied Sweet Potatoes, so while I could probably do with just the mashed potatoes each year, I make both. I do divide the mashed potatoes in half though, and leave half plain and use the other half to make Creamy Garlic Mashed Potatoes.
I probably should have reversed the order of the first two items, because you can't really think about your menu until you've determined who you will be inviting and how many people you will have to serve. Decide whether you will send formal invitations or just call everyone. I host Thanksgiving every year and don't send invitations out, I just call people to let them know "Yes, I am hosting Thanksgiving again this year"In my case, I'm going to need to make sure I have enough food for 28 people. I'm assuming my husband's grandmother, parents, siblings and their families, and niece and her family will be joining us, plus 4 possible unknown others. My father-in-law doesn't eat Turkey, so I make ham and turkey every year. My favorite dish is the Brandied Candied Sweet Potatoes, so while I could probably do with just the mashed potatoes each year, I make both. I do divide the mashed potatoes in half though, and leave half plain and use the other half to make Creamy Garlic Mashed Potatoes.
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