Friday, November 23, 2012
Don't let your Turkey Day leftovers go to waste. Make them over into something yummy!
The meal you spent weeks planning and preparing for is over. The dinner devoured, the guests gone, the house is re-cleaned and straightened (maybe). You made way too much food, and your fridge is packed with Tupperware. Or, perhaps, you didn't host, but were sent home with a grocery bag full of plastic won ton soup containers with mashed potatoes, gravy, turkey and cranberry sauce. Either way, you've just literally had your fill of Thanksgiving dinner, so how to put those leftovers to good use without heating up just another turkey dinner? Open-faced turkey sandwich - This is a personal favorite from my childhood. We always had open-faced turkey sandwiches, drizzled with gravy. It's so simple and comforting. You can either toast the bread …
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Wait! Put down those carving knives! First, grab your camera phone and upload a photo of your finished Thanksgiving turkey to Patch.
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Thursday, November 22, 2012
You made an exhaustive list of ingredients. You faced down the crazy supermarket crowds. You slaved over it all day, employing all the best tips from your grandma, your cookbook, Rachael Ray, and that old, dogeared Thanksgiving issue of Cook's Illustrated you keep under the cheesecloth in the cupboard. Finally, it's ready. Your turkey looks amazing. It's a work of art. And now you're going to hack it to pieces with a carving knife. Wait! Don't do that yet. Grab your camera phone, take a picture of your turkey (or tofurkey, or turducken), and upload it to Patch! If you have an iPhone, you don't even need to sit down at the computer. Just install the Patch app for the iPhone. Use it to visit this article, then select the arrow button in the …
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Spring-Ford seventh-graders select science instructor as "Turkiest Teacher"
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
The following was sent in by Jess Lester, representing the Spring-Ford Area School District: ROYERSFORD - Science teacher Ryan Rendick was the winner of the 7th Grade Center's annual Turkiest Teacher contest, which is a fundraiser for Project Outreach that this year brought in over $1,000. To participate in the Turkiest Teacher contest, students donated spare change during lunch periods held Nov. 10 through 17, placing their donation into the bucket of the teacher they most wanted to see wear the famous turkey hat for an entire day. Student government officers raised awareness for the event by making videos, posters and PowerPoint presentations to encourage donations. At the end of the week, Mr. Rendick was selected to wear the new …
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Try this sweet treat, best shared on Thanksgiving.
Everyone make cookies for Christmas and chocolates at Easter, eats gummy and gross candies at Halloween (gummy worms, gummy body parts, what next!), but what about Thanksgiving? Here’s a cute, easy treat to celebrate the upcoming holiday (not to mention impress the inlaws). Chocolate Midnight Cupcakes Ingredients Directions Chocolate Buttercream Icing Ingredients Directions To Decorate Ingredients Directions
Leslie Truluck
2:04 pm on Sunday, November 20, 2011
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