Hello Friends! On today’s Farmhouse Friday 326, I decided to feature recipes that would work for Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner for those folks not yet in Christmas mode. I get it. It’s like when we go to our local craft store and see red, white, and blue on one aisle and on the next it’s red and green. It can be quite annoying. So here I am riding the fence and slightly afraid I’m only going to come off with splinters.
In case you missed the latest and greatest on County Road 407, let me share that first, just in case you need last minute Thanksgiving inspiration. The post is part of a Grateful Gatherings hop and was chock-full of fantastic Thanksgiving ideas. And if you click on the home page, there’s also an oldie-but-a-goodie post on how to make super cute fabric Christmas Trees. See, there’s that whole riding the fence thing again. 😉
How to Create a Woodsy Thanksgiving Table With Warm Saturated Colors
FARMHOUSE FRIDAY 326!
I always see recipes using phyllo dough and am intimidated. So when I saw these and it said caramelized onion with brie, I said – dang it, I’m buying some of that dough! Check out this recipe from Liz at The Savory Cipolla. Talk about scrumptious!
Doesn’t this look delicious and festive? I never thought chicken could be so pretty but Judy at Recipes Simple has some skills with this cranberry chicken! My family will think I’ve taken a professional class. I’ll have them lickin’ the plate!
All Kristy from Mommy Hates Cooking had to say was maple pecan and I’m there. This has to be the yummiest looking sweet potato casserole recipe I’ve ever seen. Mmm, mmm, good!
Over at Thirst Priority they say this homemade eggnog latte is better than anything you’d overpay for at the local coffee shop and I believe it! Excuse me but is it too much if a person had one of these every day of the week? Asking for a friend.
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Wishing you and your family a very Happy Thanksgiving!!!
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Wishing you the same Nicolle, thank you!
Thank you so much for hosting such a lovely link up. 😊 I hope that you have a wonderful weekend.
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Thank YOU Stephanie for visiting and linking up. 🙂
Thanks so much for hosting!
These recipes look fabulous, Cindy. I’ve seen a couple other features with Thirsty Priority and they’ve got some really good recipes. I’m with you on the Phyllo dough, but those little brie cups look delish.
Dang, Christmas is a lot of work, inside and out. Poor Thanksgiving, always gets the short end of the seasonal stick. I hope yours delivers enough fuel to get you through the holiday decorating season. Happy Thanksgiving. Thank you for the party.)
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I agree. It seems like people are all about Halloween these days then straight to Christmas. The turkeys must be happy with that and might prefer the holiday disappears altogether. 😉
Have the best Thanksgiving!
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You too Rachel!
Thanks for hosting and have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Shelley
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Happy Thanksgiving to y’all too Shelley!
I had to start bringing in some Christmas because I knew I’d never get it done otherwise. But I’m enjoying Thanksgiving decor still and have learned you have to compromise just a little. Just a little mixed up. haha. Thanks for having us over, Cindy. Have a great Thanksgiving week!
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It’s okay. When my family comes over they’ll be greeted with pumpkins and cornstalks on the porchette then walk inside and see and smell Christmas! 🙂 Happy Thanksgiving Debra.
Happy Friday! Thanks for hosting the party.
Thanks for the party Cindy! I’m right there with you riding the fence. I love the splinter comment. lol. Your woodsy table is fabulous, love it! Happy Thanksgiving. XO- MaryJo
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Thank you so much MaryJo. I think woodsy has been my fave look for years now. Hope your Thanksgiving is wonderful.
Thanks, as always, for hosting this fun gathering! Wishing you and your family a wonderful Thanksgiving ahead!
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You too Laura! Thank you
Happy Friday Cindy, and thanks for hosting.
I linked up this week with = 53+54. Hope you will join us M-S SeniorSalonPitStop and W-S #WordlessWednesday. You will find both under BLOGGING.
Great recipe features, my friend! I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving! Love you!
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Ditto Julie! Happy Thanksgiving. Big hugs
Happy Thanksgiving, Cindy! Thanks for hosting. 🙂
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To you as well Niky, thank you!
It’s just a riding the fence kinda week, Cindy! Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving with your loved ones. And thanks for hosting every week! (I really need to stop looking at all the food pics when I’m fasting;)
Happy Thanksgiving Cindy! I hope you have an amazing holiday thank you so much for hosting 🙂 Hugs xx Tanya
Yikes, I don’t know which one I want to make first! they all look delicious, but the phyllo dough tarts might be my favorite. Thanks for sharing these great posts.