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Monday, October 29, 2007

We want your recipes

We're going to be sharing our readers' recipes for Thanksgiving this year. You know, those things that just have to be on the table or it's not Thanksgiving. The sausage dressing. The cranberry mold, the dirty rice, the sweet-potato pecan pie. Or, in the case of my Thanksgiving table, the creamed onions.

You, dear bloggers, surely have such recipes that you would like to share. Don't wait until our happy hour get-together--e-mail them to me now. Tell me the story, too, of why this dish is indispensible. pcampbell@enquirer.com


2 Comments:

at 3:50 PM Blogger JKNEPFLE said...

3 eggs
1 tsp vanilla
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup butter, melted
1 cup corn syrup 1 cup pecans
1/8 tsp salt

Beat eggs. Add sugar, corn syrup, salt, vanilla, and melted butter. Make pie crust. Put in pecans in a layer. Add mixture. Bake @ 350 50-60 min. Nuts will rise to top and form a crusted layer. If it browns too quickly, decrease oven to 325.

 
at 3:51 PM Blogger JKNEPFLE said...

Sorry..forgot to explain the preceeding recipe.

My grandma was a great lady. She loved her family very much and would do anything for you. But, she wasn't a great cook. However, she made the best pecan pie ever! Here's her recipe for pecan pie.

 
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