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I'm thankful for my family, friends, and FOOD!
Posted 14.11.2009 at 05:17 by SoCalCoise
Just because we’re in Switzerland doesn’t mean that we can’t take a day to be grateful. This November 26th, I’ll be taking the time to show my friends and family how grateful I am for their love and support with a few delectable Thanksgiving dishes from Epicurious.com, AmericasTestKitchen.com and AllRecipes.com.
These highly esteemed websites are reliable sources for flavorful holiday recipes that have been pre-approve by everyday food lovers like us.
Epicurious.com, the on-line version of Bon Appétit and Gourmet Magazines, is an exceptional site offering complete holiday menus, nutritional details, preparation times, and how-to videos for preparing recipes ranging from easy to expert level.
http://www.epicurious.com/recipesmen...ksgiving/menus
America’s Test Kitchen is another one of my favorite websites. The ATK staff uses the scientific method and culinary experience to create and renovate classic recipes. I recently discovered their Skillet Apple Pie on one of their recent episodes and like every other recipe I’ve tried from this website, this has become a staple in my repertoire of recipes. You do have to sign up; however, those few minutes that it takes to sign up are well worth it.
http://americastestkitchen.com/recip...cipe&iSeason=9
Lastly and definitely not least, All Recipes.com is a fantastic peer-to-peer website offering an array of culinary expertise from around the United States. The link below takes you to a section of their website that offers classic homestyle recipes that only a mother could make.
http://allrecipes.com/features/holid...ving/2009.aspx
Happy Thanksgiving!
These highly esteemed websites are reliable sources for flavorful holiday recipes that have been pre-approve by everyday food lovers like us.
Epicurious.com, the on-line version of Bon Appétit and Gourmet Magazines, is an exceptional site offering complete holiday menus, nutritional details, preparation times, and how-to videos for preparing recipes ranging from easy to expert level.
http://www.epicurious.com/recipesmen...ksgiving/menus
America’s Test Kitchen is another one of my favorite websites. The ATK staff uses the scientific method and culinary experience to create and renovate classic recipes. I recently discovered their Skillet Apple Pie on one of their recent episodes and like every other recipe I’ve tried from this website, this has become a staple in my repertoire of recipes. You do have to sign up; however, those few minutes that it takes to sign up are well worth it.
http://americastestkitchen.com/recip...cipe&iSeason=9
Lastly and definitely not least, All Recipes.com is a fantastic peer-to-peer website offering an array of culinary expertise from around the United States. The link below takes you to a section of their website that offers classic homestyle recipes that only a mother could make.
http://allrecipes.com/features/holid...ving/2009.aspx
Happy Thanksgiving!
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