THIS CONTEST IS NOW OVER!!!!
1. The Flavor Bible By Karen Page , Andrew Dornenburg ISBN: 0316118400 $35.00
2. Katie Brown Celebrates By Katie Brown ISBN: 9780316118187 $30.00
3 I Like You by Amy Sedaris ISBN 9780446696777 $15.99
4. Festivus By Allen Salkin ISBN: 0446540668 $9.99
5. Holidays on Ice By David Sedaris ISBN: 0316035904 $16.99
This is another great Hachette giveaway that I am able to host with the great generosity of Valerie. The contest is up and running until Nov. 20th 2008. It will end at 7pm.
THE RULES:
-You must live in Canada or the US. Sorry no PO Boxes!
-You must leave an email address so that I can get in touch with you should you be the winner. If there is no contact info I will be deleting your post. Sorry to be so mean but I need that contact info to get a hold of you if you win.
-For 1 entry I would love to know what your favorite holiday recipe is.
-For a bonus entry if you blog about this contest on your blog.
-Depending on the number of entries in this contest I could be giving up to 5 free gift packs away.
Oh my, I would love to win this. My favorite holiday recipe is Country Club Squash. You combine squash with sour cream and top it with bacon and bread crumbs and it is delicious! milou2ster(at)gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win. My favorite holiday recipie is Puzzle Bars. They are a cherry coconut bar my grandmother used to make. Check out my blog and I'll post the recipie there.
ReplyDeleteruthjoec at aol dot com
http://rannthisthat.blogspot.com/
What a great giveaway Cindy!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday recipe is an apple and honey cake that my mom and I make together. Yummy :)
Thanks!
Please enter my name too and I'm adding this to my blog. These books look like fun and just in time for the holidays. My mom makes the best fudge. I don't know her exact recipe but it has cocoa, butter, marshmallow, walnuts and absolutely no calories! My 4 year-old nephew will only eat the fudge that grandma makes. Yum!
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www.wrightysreads.blogspot.com
Please enter me!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite holiday recipe is our homemade Cheesy mashed-potatoes!
They are mashed potatoes with bacon, sour cream, butter, cream cheese, chives, grated cheddar cheese, milk, salt and pepper.
YUMM YUMM!! :-)
They go great with just about any kind of meat and veggie.
We just LOVE ‘em :-)
ablaze23(AT)hotmail(DOT)com
Thanks Cindy.
-Bobbie
Book Reviews By Bobbie
http://bookreviewsbybobbie.wordpress.com/
Hello! I would soo love to win! My fav. holiday recipe is my coconut cake. It is super easy. Just buy a box of white cake mix, make as directed add a tsp and 1/2 of coconut extract and bake. Then ice with white whipped icing, and cover in fresh/packaged coconut :) tastes like you went through all the trouble of coconut cream/milk and everything :0
ReplyDeleteSure looks like a prize I would love to win.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Christmas Recipe would have to be "Carrot Pudding" I only started making it a few years ago and it is now a definite favorite for all my family.
Baba
My absolute favorite holiday dish is my mom's sweet potato casserole - basically mashed sweet potatos with pecan and brown sugar topping. This year I am really excited about my Oyster Shooters hors d'oeuvres - think bloody mary shots with an oyster. Great giveaway! janemarieprice [at] gmail.com
ReplyDeleteWhat an excellent giveaway! Please enter me.
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Favorite holiday recipe? Definitely "Flying Jacob" - it's a Swedish dish (I'm Swedish) with chicken, bacon, bananas, chilisauce, cream, and peanuts. I know - cardiac arrest on a plate, but SOOO good! :)
My favorite holiday recipe is one that I've tinkered with myself for homemade pumpkin pie. The secret ingredient is home-grown pie pumpkins. You roast the quartered and cleaned pumpkin in the oven (coated with oil, peel and then liquefy it in the blender with the condensed milk. Otherwise everything else is the same as a regular pumpkin pie recipe you would find on the can of pureed pumpkin.
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I love stuffing with apples, raisins and sausage. My favorite leftover too! Thanks for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeletejgbeads AT gmail DOT com
Oh, please enter me! I think my mom would love to have these. :) And my favorite holiday recipes are normally the cookies, if that counts!! Like the peanut butter ones with the hershey kiss...and we make another every year, but i'm blanking on the name...
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My favorite holiday recipe is Chocolate fudge brownies with drizzled caramel, chopped pecans and mini chocolate chip morsels to top the hot warm brownies...oh yes, and not forgeting the scoop of vanilla icecream on top of that...talk about yummy!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway, it's fantastic!!!
-Barb :)
It would have to be the fudge that my mother makes every Christmas, love it! I also put your giveaway on my blog-thanks!
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julyso@grandecom DOT net
My Grandma on my Dad's side use to make the best, the best and I mean the best melt in your mouth fudge with nuts....the old fashion kind that you put an automatic 20 pounds on you. My Mom received the recipe and just about every year tries to make it like my Grandma did, yet Grandma had this uncanny knack of just happening to leave something out of her recipes when sharing them....so alas, it has never been the same.
ReplyDeleteDatby
darbyscloset at yahoo dot com
My favorite holiday recipe is for PUMPKIN CRUNCH ~ it's better than Pumpkin Pie.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great contest! Please enter me.
hawkes(at)citlink.net
I would love to win! My favorite holiday recipe is "stuffed burger bundles." We always seem to have extra stuffing the day after Thanksgiving, and this is a great way to use it! I accidentally changed the recipe with a wrong ingredient a few years ago, and actually my mom even makes it the "wrong" way now!
ReplyDeleteOops, forgot my e-mail address in case I win! jscronin@charter.net.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this! My favorite holiday receipe is peanut butter balls. Yum!!
ReplyDeleteHi Cindy,
ReplyDeleteThose books look awesome. I'd love to win. Please enter me.
My favourite holiday recipe would be for my mother's Dreamy Cheesecake. I also love all of her Ukrainian specialties, too.
Thanks.
mparke(at)shaw(dot)ca
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ReplyDeleteI would love LOVE to win this prize!! My favorite recipe has to be my gingerbread man recipe. What I love about it is how it doesn't include any molasses at all =)
ReplyDeleteylin.0621[at]yahoo.com
Please enter me. My favourite recipe is a cookie recipe called Santa's Whiskers: fridge sugar cookies with chopped maraschino cherries and rolled in coconut (the coconut would be the whiskers).
ReplyDeleteI'll add this to my blog sidebar.
Booklorn [at] gmail [dot] com
Hi Cindy!
ReplyDeleteI've read all the comments and the holiday recipes all sound so good and have made me very hungry! So I'm adding to the list with my favorite, almond torte...I will blog about your giveaway on my blog (http://www.myckyee.blogspot.com) and put the recipe for the torte there...it's very easy to make and have it look like it came from a pastry shop! What a great giveaway!!
Please, please enter me! My favorite recipe is a sweet potato casserole with pecans and brown sugar topping.
ReplyDeletelove gingerbread cookies- simple and easy mrs.mommyyatgmaildotcom
ReplyDeleteI make these amazing shortbread cookies that I use for hostess gifts, etc.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday recipe is a sweet potato dish that my mom makes that has lots of rum in it, and has a walnut streusel topping. I make myself sick because I can't stop eating it.
ReplyDeleteAlicia Webster
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Here's my favorite recipe...
ReplyDeletePEANUT BLOSSOM COOKIES
Preparation 45 mins.
Baking 8 mins.
Ingredients:
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup firmly packed brown sugar
1/2 cup butter, softened
1/2 cup peanut butter
1 egg
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 cup sugar
48 milk chocolate candy kisses, unwrapped
Heat oven to 375 degrees. Combine 1/2 sugar, brown sugar, butter and peanut butter in large mixer bowl. Beat at medium speed until light and fluffy (1 to 2 minutes).
Add egg, vanilla and salt; continue beating until well mixed (1 minute). Add flour and baking soda. Continue beating, scraping bowl often, until well mixed (1 to 2 minutes).
Shape dough into 1-inch balls. (If dough is too soft, refrigerate 30 to 60 mins.)
Roll balls in 1/4 cup sugar. Place 2 inches apart on ungreased cookie sheets.
Bake for 8 to 10 minutes or until very lightly golden brown. Immediately press 1 chocolate kiss in center of each cookie. Remove from cookie sheets; cool completely on wire racks.
Yield: 4 dozen cookies
OOPS. I was too busy thinking about the Peanut Blossoms. lol!
ReplyDeleteMel K.
Meljprincess AT aol DOT com
Hi, my favorite is butter cookies.
ReplyDeletethejollies@sbcglobal.net
I love homemade roll em out with a rolling pin sugar cookies!!! Not the store bought refrigerated roll of ughy dough!
ReplyDeletefrogz60@hotmail.com
My favorite recipe is hashbrown casserole.
ReplyDeleterebbi511 at peoplepc.com
I love peanut butter blossom cookies :)
ReplyDeletemjf926 at gmail dot com
Pumpkin Bread
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Please enter me to win these wonderful books. My favorite recipe is for Fruit Cake. Everyone always rags about fruit cake, but I have a confession to make....I LOVE FRUITCAKE! Thanks for the contest. Charlotte
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my favorite holiday recipe is actually for a dessert/snack food.
ReplyDeleteyou take chex mix, m and m's and pretzels and shake them up inside a bag of melted white chocolate. it makes something we call "reindeer food" and is always a hit around the holidays
my favorite is a classic- mashed potatoes! During the year I tend to be lazy and make them out of a box but on thanksgiving i go out and do the real thing- i love them with lots of better and salt yummy
ReplyDeletelauren
croasla0(at)sewanee.edu
my favorite is a wine/garlic mashed potatoe mix my mom makes
ReplyDelete1agordon[at]roadrunner.com
My mom's homemade pumpkin pie... turkey... jello salad.. homemade Christmas cookies... homemade stuffing; homemade bread... yikes, now I am hungry! Thank you!
ReplyDeletehomemade stuffing
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful package of books! Hubby and I would love to win these! We both love to cook!
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nancyrobster@gmail.com
It isn't christmas without my Mom's green bean casserole
ReplyDeleteSticky Date Pudding - I know it sounds disgusting but it's quite wonderful. The sauce is delicious but pure fat! Who cares?
ReplyDeleteMy favorite are the pies! My mom makes pumpkin, chocolate cream, and lemon meringue. Her crust is so flaky, I have given up trying to duplicate it!
ReplyDeletesmchester at gmail dot com
I love coconut cake at the holidays
ReplyDeleteJaleigh78[at]aol[dot]com
My favorite holiday recipe is for my Aunt Jean's carrots. Not only do they taste great, but they bring back memories of time spent with this wonderful woman on holidays. I miss you, Aunt Jean!
ReplyDeleteOoh, what fun! My favorite holiday recipe (it's very tough to choose just one!) may be our traditional cranberry jello salad. Yum!
ReplyDeleteWordLily AT gmail
Oh I would love to win this. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteOops..pushed enter too fast. My favorite holiday recipe is homemade apple pie. I love making the crust and the latice top. Yummy!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday recipe is my grandparent's stuffing - which I don't know how to make :(
ReplyDeleteadw7984 AT gmail DOT com
Dressing, I love it!
ReplyDeleteI make a great turkey stuffing. Not dressing, stuffing that goes in the bird. It is a little different everytime I make it, but the main thing is that I add lots of fresh herbs from the garden.
ReplyDeleteI like my sausage stuffing for Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday recipe is my grandma's sugar cookie recipe- although it is a secret recipe and I don't know it!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is pumpkin cake. Mmmm
ReplyDeleteMy grandmother used to make this wonderful dish called Curried Cauliflower. YUM!! Although she gave me the recipe before she passed away, I can never make it like she did!!
ReplyDeletetskrush AT cox DOT net
Oh, I would love to win this!! My favorite holiday recipe are Peanut Butter Blossoms. I can always tell Christmas is coming when my grandma makes the cookies!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a giveaway! I'd love to win. I like Rum cake for the holidays. I think I want to try Bermudaonions Country Club Squash!! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic! I want to win - I need to win - I have to win! My favorite recipe is Strawberry Surprise! We always CHALLENGE people to figure out what it is made out of!
ReplyDeleteTwinkie cut in half cream side up on bottom of glass dish. Large Pkg of Jello with water poured over top, small pkg of jello mixed with coolwhip layered on top, white cool whip on top of that with small dry jello sprinkled on top. CHILL and LET SET UP. Added touch, fresh strawberries neatly scattered on top! Beautiful and TASTY! - Dena (cmnbak@aol.com)
Caramel cake is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteDeidre
deidre_durance at hotmail dot com
I make a really good Pecan Stuffing!
ReplyDeleteI love Pecan Pie.
ReplyDeleteSarahbear119@hotmail.com
My favorite holiday recipe is the pumpkin pie that my husband makes completely from scratch--it's delicious. And the funny thing is he doesn't even like pumpkin, so he doesn't get to enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteI adore a traditional English plum pudding. Yum
ReplyDeleteCheers!
emerald420@hotmail.com
back again to let you know that i blogged about this as well:
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thanks,
lauren
lauren51990 at aol dot com
cdrury@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI make this most amazing crab casserole - to die for!!!
Awesome giveaway!! I have way too many holiday favorites. My main one though is Dutch Apple Pie. It can be found on my cooking blog.
ReplyDeleteI blogged this giveaway too.
I guess I should tell you where I blogged it!
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My favorite holiday recipe is sweet potato casserole with brown sugar and pecans. It's fun to make and everyone loves it, and it tastes great heated up the next day. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI know this is unusual, but I have an old Eagle Brand fruitcake recipe that my mother used to make and I love it. I always make a few for family and a few to give away - but only to people who like them!
ReplyDeletePeanut Butter Fudge even having to make 20+ pounds of this around the holidays I love it!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday recipe is for pecan pie!! Yum!!
ReplyDeletejls_wss2003 at yahoo dot com
Great giveaway! My fave thing to make for the holidays, is a pumpkin roll.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday recipe is TURKEY. I only make it for Thanksgiving and Christmas, so it's a real treat! Just plain ol' seasoned, buttered baked turkey with seasoned bread stuffing
ReplyDeletedigicat{AT}sbcglobal{DOT}net
My favorite recipe is Martha Washington Fudge...love the stuff.
ReplyDeleteThanks:)
Theresa N
weceno(at)yahoo(dot)com
I'd love to win this giveaway! My favorite Holiday recipe is my gingerbread people. I gather all the decorating ingredients, have the dough made, and lots of cookie cutters and rolling pins. Then I throw a clean white sheet on my dining room table, and let my grandbabies go to town! We have such fun, and they enjoy being a part of my cookie baking.
ReplyDeleteThank you,
Sandy
Muzzley56[at]aol[dot]com
Oops! I forgot to add my recipe site in case someone would like the Gingerbread cookie recipe.
ReplyDeletehttp://recipecircus.com/recipes/Beanbag/
I don't have a bloq yet.
Sandy
Muzzley56[at]aol[dot]com
my Mom's sugar cookie recipe
ReplyDeletemy favorite holiday recipe is the Papered chef Apple Cookie cobbler, I make that instead of apple pie, because i am bad at making pie crust.
ReplyDeleteMy fave recipe is the one my grandmother gave me for making a gingerbread house from scratch!!! Then get all the candies and stuff to decorate it! It's so much better than those ones you can buy in the store that's premade. More fresh!!! The kids love it!
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ReplyDeletePumpkin Spice muffins or bread
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My favorite holiday recipe is mulled wine made with Merlot and plenty of citrus (tangerines, clementines, etc.). Very strong, so one quarter cup is sufficient for a serving. Good cold or hot.
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My favorite holiday recipe is Ritz Peanut Butter chocolates. It is realy easy. You take 2 Ritz crackers and stick them together with peanut butter. Then you melt semi sweet chocolate and dunk the ritz cracker sandwich in the chocolate. Put on wax paper until the choclate dries. I love them!
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ReplyDeleteA favorite recipe is one handed down by my great great grandmother. Fruitcake. It is great and we give as gifts
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ReplyDeleteI know I'm in the minority, but my favorite holiday recipe is one for fruitcake!
ReplyDeleteMy mother-in-law's broccoli souffle.
ReplyDeleteJennifer, jennem22 at yahoo dot com
My favorite holiday recipe is Glazed Pearl Onions and raisins in a Balsamic vinegar reduction.
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Recipe for the easiest toffee ever:
ReplyDeleteSaltine Toffee Cookies
INGREDIENTS:
40 unsalted saltine crackers
1 cup butter
1 cup brown sugar
2 cups semisweet chocolate chips
DIRECTIONS:
1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
2. Line cookie sheet with saltine crackers in single layer.
3. In a saucepan combine the sugar and the butter. Bring to a boil and boil for 3 minutes. Immediately pour over saltines and spread t cover crackers completely.
4. Bake at 400 degrees for 5 to 6 minutes. Remove from oven. Cool for 5 minutes. Sprinkle chocolate chips over the top. Let sit for 5 minutes. Spread melted chocolate. Cool completely and break or cut into pieces.
I like to cook cookies. I use a different recipe each time to mix it up, so there is never any one cookie I make more than another...
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday recipe is teacakes... it has been passed down in my family for generations!
ReplyDeletebeadprincessk (at) earthlink (dot) net
My Mom's Pecan Pie.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the yummy giveaway.
Many years ago an ex-husband fixed turkey with a sausage and spinach stuffing that was fantastic. He was a seat of the pants cook and I was too stupid to watch while he did this and never figured out the recipe, but I still remember how great it was.
ReplyDeleteMmmmmmm. My favorite holiday recipe is "Lady Bird's Pecan Pie." The recipe appeared in an Ann Landers column during (dare it say it?) the Johnson administration. O.K. I was a kid then, but my mom made the pie and now I make it every year at least once, more often twice, but that's it! It's too good to have too often! This is a great giveaway. Thanks for hosting it!
ReplyDeletegeebee.reads AT gmail DOT com
My favorite holiday recipe is my dressing. I start a day before because I make my own chicken broth and cornbread. It takes a long time, but it is well worth it. My family loves it.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday recipe is bleu cheese brussel sprouts!!
ReplyDeletejesslag77 at yahoo dot com
After my mom's death 11 years ago, I began recreating many of the dishes she used to make. One of them was oranges stuffed with sweet potatoes. Whats really cool is last year, I entered the recipe in a cooking contest and I won a KitchenAid mixer...sweet!!
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My favorite holiday recipe is a peach cobbler that my great grandmother used to make for me when I was little and then taught me how to do it although I wouldn't call it a recipe persay because it's just one of those things that you just put together by memory with homemade dough and all. I guess you could say it was a recipe in my head.
ReplyDeletebeausdorei at gmail dot com
My favorite holiday recipe is creamed spinach -- and this wonderful white chocolate tort!
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ReplyDeleteMy husband makes this great cranberry and walnut bread during the holidays. It is full of butter and sugar and oh so yummy!
ReplyDeleteI bake sweet potatoes in cream and a touch of cinnamon-my favorite
ReplyDeletetiramisu392 (at) yahoo.com
coconut cream pie- I use graham cracker crust and put bananas on the bottom before the filling, and nonfat coolwhip on top. It goes VERY fast!
ReplyDeletestrycker@slu.edu
I likethe bread stuffing that goes in turkey
ReplyDeleterosans4@comcast.net
My favorite holiday recipe is fettuccini alfredo. I know it sounds weird, but my guy is Italian and wants to have noodles with every meal. Thanks for the chance to win the books!
ReplyDeleteSweet Vidalia Onion Pie! ( it is a side dish )
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ReplyDeleteMy fav recipe is homemade egg nogg! sooooo good!
ReplyDeletethanks!!
shevilkenevil1 at aol dot com
I love making spritz cookies at Christmas. My e-mail address is in my Blogger profile. Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love Holiday books!! My favorite holiday recipe is a "mashed potato" recipe. The secret is, it's cauliflower!! We just steam and mash cauliflower, and cream cheese and butter and chives and it taste exactly like mashed potatoes!! It's healthy too as long as you don't overdo the butter and cream cheese :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday recipe is my roasted turkey and dressing. I love it and only cook it for Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteEveryone loves getting my homemade cherry chocolates at Christmas, so I guess that's one of my favorite recipes. Thanks for having the contest!
ReplyDeletePuzzle bars look great!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday recipe is green bean casserole :) *Thanks* for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteols[dot]moonmaiden[at]gmail[dot]com
My favorite recipe was for candied yams. I found the recipe on the back of a can but in one of my many moves I misplaced it. I can't find another that is nearly as good. It really caramelized, almost like the hard coating on a candy apple.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite has to be my mother's special homemade potato salad.
ReplyDeletefroggypartyof2@aol.com
My favorite holiday recipe is my mom's recipe for nut bread. It first appeared in a newspaper in 1948. It is a great quick bread. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite recipe is Marble Bark. Melt white and semi-sweet chocolate seperately and drop in checkerboard fashion onto waxed paper. Use a knife to marbelize, chill. Thanks for such a great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWow all these great recipes! My favorite for a little give a way is peanut brittle (recipe on my blog) it's made in the microwave and so easy. Everyone seems to love it.
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florida982002@yahoo dot com
enter me in the contest please
My favorite recipe is for sweep potato casserole.
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cream puffs
ReplyDelete* 2 (3.5 ounce) packages instant vanilla pudding mix
* 2 cups heavy cream
* 1 cup milk
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* 1/2 cup butter
* 1 cup water
* 1/4 teaspoon salt
* 1 cup all-purpose flour
* 4 eggs
* add to recipe box Add to Recipe Box
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DIRECTIONS
1. Mix together vanilla instant pudding mix, cream and milk. Cover and refrigerate to set.
2. Preheat oven to 425 degrees F (220 degrees C).
3. In a large pot, bring water and butter to a rolling boil. Stir in flour and salt until the mixture forms a ball. Transfer the dough to a large mixing bowl. Using a wooden spoon or stand mixer, beat in the eggs one at a time, mixing well after each. Drop by tablespoonfuls onto an ungreased baking sheet.
4. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes in the preheated oven, until golden brown. Centers should be dry.
5. When the shells are cool, either split and fill them with the pudding mixture, or use a pastry bag to pipe the pudding into the shells.
Awesome contest! My favorite holiday recipe is my mom's homemade apple pie. I don't know the recipe (I only made it once).
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my family makes "white trash" its just a jumble of things like chex, pretzels, nuts, m&ms etc coated w/ white chocolate...doesnt sound fabulous but it is!
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kmsst19@gmail.com
My favorite is Bourbon Balls.
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My favorite hoilday recipes are 7 Layer Bars :
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And Mexican Wedding Cakes:
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/MEXICAN-WEDDING-CAKES-108073
oh this would be awesome to win....favorite receipe is mincemeat bars with orange glaze icing....mrk928@verizon.net
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ReplyDeletePlease enter me! What a great contest. My favorite thing to make at Christmas is fudge! YUM!!!
ReplyDeleteajpohren@iowatelecom.net
Martha stewart has a great rosemary pine nut cookie that I use every xmas as an excuse to make and eat a ton of!
ReplyDeletegibbylet21 (at) hotmail.com
My southern-made coleslaw. Tastes delicious!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday recipe is Cranberry Sauce with Champagne and Currants. I boil together cranberries, dried currants, Champagne, sugar, and salt and simmer for 5 minutes. I then let the mixture cool to room temperature.
ReplyDeletems.lilyk@gmail.com
Beef Tenderloin With Roasted Shallots is my favorite. garrettsambo@aol.com
ReplyDeleteThank you for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love to make this sweet potato casserole on holidays.
Sweet Potato Casserole
1 large (29 oz) can sweet potatoes, drained and mashed
6 Tbsp. margarine or butter
1 1/2 cup sugar
2 eggs 1 cup evaporated milk
Dash of cinnamon
1 cup crushed corn flakes
1/2 cup chopped nuts
1/2 cup brown sugar
6 Tbsp. melted margarine
Mash sweet potatoes. Cream together margarine and sugar. Add eggs and beat until smooth. Add milk, cinnamon, and sweet potatoes and blend thoroughly. Bake at 400 degrees for 15 or 20 minutes.
Toss together corn flakes, nuts, brown sugar, and melted margarine until coated. Put topping on and bake 15 minutes more. Use 8X8 inch glass pan.
Carol M
mittens0831 AT aol.com
I just looooove those Christmas cookies with thick icing...and homemade eggnog.
ReplyDeleteheatherpooh (hotmail)
My favorite holiday recipe is shortbread cookies.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday recipe is tortiere. I actually don't eat it but hubby loves it so much, it makes me happy.
ReplyDeleteLINDA H. is linda at downes dot net, by the way
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