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The holidays are always fun times to cook and share food with others. Here are some recent recipes that I have used in my entertaining. I made extras of some for sharing with friends, too. Enjoy!


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TURKEY BREAST WITH STUFFING

A turkey breast makes a good option for smaller serving needs.

 

DOUBLE CHOCOLATE BROWNIE PIE

Rich brownies are baked in the steamer or pie pan for serving in wedges with favorite ice cream topping.

     

MAKE AHEAD MASHED POTATOES
Prepare your potatoes the day before and refrigerate for easy reheating in the microwave oven.

 

YUMMY CRANBERRY CAKE

If you like cranberry desserts, this one will become a favorite. Individual sizes make great gifts, too.

     

PECAN-CRUSTED SWEET POTATOES

One of the best sweet potato recipes I have tasted. It will surely become a family favorite.

 

PECAN PIE BARS

Enjoy the flavor of pecan pie in smaller, easy-to-make bars. A favorite for cookie trays and gift giving.


 

From my Kitchen...
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Food gifts this Christmas will include the Cranberry Cake (recipe above). I baked it in the large Texas-sized baking cups and have them in the freezer. I will remove them from the cups and wrap each in plastic or cellophane and tie with a pretty bow. Some will go on cookie plate gifts and others will be used as take-home favors/place cards for a dinner. I plan to use the regular silicone cups for Shortbread cookie rounds. I am using a favorite recipe and baking with convection heat.

 

With holiday dinners there are always leftovers for enjoying in the days to come. For turkey or other poultry, it is good to freeze any leftovers that will not be used within 24 hours. The flavor is fine when served cold, but when heated, poultry can take on a leftover flavor when heated after 24 hours refrigeration. The silicone steamer does a fine job of helping heat leftovers without drying them. I usually use a 60 to 70% microwave power setting in the covered steamer. It also does a great job cooking potatoes or acorn squash. Just halve the potatoes or squash and place cut-side-down with a little water. Microwave on high until tender. If the cover fits, it will speed the cooking time. To add a filling to the squash, just turn right side up and microwave uncovered.

 


 
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