Middle daughter's husband Mike is already making "test turkeys" this weekend in preparation for Thanksgiving. He's planning to make two turkeys and has a new recipe to try.
Later today, I got a text asking for the recipe I used in November 2014 to rescue some slightly overcooked turkey that Mike wanted to throw out. It was a pot pie recipe from Stonegable's blog. When writing about it, Stonegable said it is the best pot pie recipe and it truly is.
Isn't it scary how fast November is going? Seems just yesterday it was the 1st, tomorrow is the 7th.
Thanks for dropping by!
sounds delicious
ReplyDeleteIts one of my favourite meals, pot pie. Your version sounds delicious.
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ReplyDeleteI l o v e that your son~in~law, Mike, loves to cook!
Our son does all the cooking at his home!
My daughter~in~law sets a beautiful table!
It's a win~win every time we're invited to dine with them!
I agree, Stonegable's recipes are found within my "Cook" binder here on the Prairie, too!
Thanks for sharing!
Fondly,
Pat
I'm fixing homemade chicken pot pie for dinner tonight! What a coincidence. Yours look good. Mine are not individual though. My husband will be our turkey baker this year. He's a good cook so hopefully, I won't have to worry about it. That's a good idea for you husband to try his new recipe before the big day!
ReplyDeleteMY youngest daughter wants to try fried whole turkey this year
ReplyDeleteAnd Now it November 8th !!!!!!!!!!!!!
The hubster is going to give that "spatchcocked" turkey a try this year...I found 2 great recipes in the Cooking Light magazine! I've missed you also and thank you for the sweet words. I'm trying to get back in the groove...LOL. Love and hugs to you!
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ReplyDeleteWell, if your son-in-law isn't going to roast the turkey but would still like to have gravy, he might like my post this week: Make-Ahead Turkey Gravy and Broth! Now you've got me in the mood for chicken pot pie and I *must* check out that new-to-me Q blog. Thanks again for your concern about that possible problem recently; much appreciated.
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