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Turkey Pot Pie - https://www.pauladeen.com/recipe/turkey-pot-pie/
Crispy Potato Croquettes - https://www.pauladeen.com/recipe/potato-croquettes/
Pumpkin Bars - https://www.pauladeen.com/recipe/pumpkin-bars/
Pickled Peaches - https://www.pauladeen.com/recipe/suzies-peach-pickles/
Get ready to put all those Thanksgiving leftovers to use with these recipes!
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Hey y'all. I'm Paula Dean and whether
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it's your Thanksgiving turkey or your
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ters that put you to sleep, I'm here
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today to wake you up with some wonderful
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recipes that you can use up all those
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leftovers in. And the first recipe that
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we're going to start with is a very
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simple but yet very delicious turkey pot
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pie. And then here comes my favorite, my
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crispy potato croettes. They're better
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the second time around. But y'all don't
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forget to save room for dessert cuz I'm
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making the most succulent pumpkin bars
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that's going to put that old pie recipe
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to shame. So y'all put away your plastic
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containers and join me in the kitchen
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because with these leftovers, we ain't
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going to have a scrap left on the table.
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My second favorite thing about
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Thanksgiving is well the first favorite
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thing is I'm with my family. I just love
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that. But the second favorite thing to
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me about Thanksgiving is the leftovers.
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There's nothing that makes me happier
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than a leftover turkey sandwich. Well,
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today I wound up with a lot of
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leftovers. So, I want to find some ways
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to incorporate my leftovers into a brand
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new dish that the family's not going to
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realize that they're really having
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leftovers. And, you know, I make chicken
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pot pies. I make seafood pot pies. Well,
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why not a turkey pot pie? So, that's
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what I'm going to do with this leftover
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turkey. Now, I'm going to begin with a
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store-bought puff pastry. This is one
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sheet of frozen puff pastry that's been
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thawed. And I've dusted it with a little
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flour so that I can work with it and it
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not stick to my hands. And I'm going to
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start by cutting strips of our puff
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pastry with a fluted wheel. Now, if you
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don't have a wheel, you can use just a
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regular plain knife and it'll just give
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you a straight edge. But this is what
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your puff pastry is going to start out
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looking like. And this is what it's
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going to look like after we cut it. I've
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got some cut and ready to lattice over
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here. I've already started the lattice
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work. Now I've gotten two pieces down.
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Now I'm going to raise the two pieces of
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pastry that are underneath the last
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strip of pastry that went down. I'm
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going to lay them back
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and then nestle that other strip right
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there. And then now the opposite strips
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are on the bottom. And I'm just going to
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lift those up and lay the last strip
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right there. And you can see we've got a
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pretty lattice topping. Now, if you feel
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like this is too big for the container
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that you're going to put it in, all you
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have to do is trim your edges to fit
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your pan. It's just that simple. You can
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make it work with just just a spin of
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the wheel.
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All right. Now, we're going to put this
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in the oven and we're going to bake it
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until it's a light brown and it's puffed
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up. Now,
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you don't want to overcook this or over
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brown it because after we get the the
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center of our pot pie done, we're going
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to put this on top of that and it's
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going back in the oven. So, you'll want
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to make sure that you don't get it too
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dark that first go around. Now, I've got
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a egg and a little milk. And I'm just
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going to give it a brush.
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And this is going to make our puff
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pastry uh real shiny and and and brown.
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It's going to be just beautiful. And we
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cook our crust this same way at the
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restaurants, but we have air driven
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convection ovens. that air from those
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convection ovens kind of blows these
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edges up every which way so they'll come
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out all funky and pretty. Well, this
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one's more than likely because I'm
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cooking this in a regular oven just
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going to kind of lay down. So, let's get
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this in the oven.
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Okay, now for the filling for our pot
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pie.
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I'm going to start with a onion,
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one whole diced onion.
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I'm going to use two cups of butternut
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squash that's been cooked and diced.
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Oh, those onions are smelling delicious.
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All right. Now, to this pot, I'm going
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to add two cans of cream of celery soup.
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Two cans of cream of cheddar soup.
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You could change this to cream of
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chicken or cream of mushroom.
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All right, I'm just mixing that up. And
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I'm going to add one cup of whole milk.
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And then I'm going to fold in that
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surprise ingredient. We can't have
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turkey without cranberries, can we? So,
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I'm going to fold in one can of whole
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jellied cranberry sauce.
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And you can see the whole berries. So,
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we're just going to have everything in
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this one pot.
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Now, we're going to throw in our
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leftover turkey.
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And I'm using white and dark meat.
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And we're just going to let this simmer.
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So, I'm going to take a quick break,
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clean up, and when we come back, we're
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going to finish our turkey pot pie, and
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then I'm going to be making
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my favorite food in the whole entire
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world, a potato croette. So, y'all don't
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go anywhere.
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Okay, now for the filling for our pot
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pie. And you can see it's nice and hot
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and bubbly. And when we put it in the
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oven, that's the way we want it. We want
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it really bubbling.
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So,
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we're safe to go ahead and
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ladle this up into
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our casserole dish.
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Now, you'll want to make sure that when
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you fill your dish up that you fill it
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up high enough for the bottom of your
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puff pastry to touch it. Otherwise, you
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know, you could sling off the crust cuz
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it's got nothing to stick to. It just
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kind of run around on top of the dish,
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and you don't want that. I don't want to
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overfill it because when I put it in the
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oven, I don't want it baking over. Okay,
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so let's check on our puff pastry now
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and see if it's done. And then we're
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ready to put this in the oven. Oh, and
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look how pretty that turned out.
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Going to need to get a spatula.
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How's this for a spatula?
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That should do the trick, shouldn't it?
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All right. Now, I'm just going to lay
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this crust
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right on top of our filling. And you see
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how I'm pressing that down for that
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crust to kind of sit down in that hot
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juice. All right. So, in the oven, this
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is going to go
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Now, let's move on down here to what
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Paula's really been waiting on, and
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that's a way to use up my leftover
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mashed potatoes.
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Okay, so I've got my leftover mashed
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potatoes, two egg yolks, and about three
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or four chopped scallions or green
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onions, whatever you call them. All
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right, so we've got that mixed up good.
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Now, over here in this plate, I have
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some fresh breadrumbs. And that is fresh
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breadrumbs, not the kind that you buy in
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the canister from the grocery store.
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I've tried it with both. And your soft
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fresh bread crumbs just work a lot lot
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better than your dried ones. And all
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we're going to do is
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just take a little mound of our potato,
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kind of pat them into a croet shape,
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and then we're going to roll them into
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our bread crumbs.
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And I've got a tray going here
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that I already had made.
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So,
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we're going to be ready to start cooking
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these croettes like right now.
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All right, our grease is ready. I'm
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frying these probably in about
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a half an inch
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of peanut oil.
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I just love these.
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And just remember y'all, you don't want
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to put too much oil in your pan. In
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fact, I think I almost put a little too
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much in here. Um, you want this to come
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up not quite halfway of your croette,
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but these are looking mighty fine,
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y'all. All right, I'm just flipping
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these over now.
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Going to let them brown on the other
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side. And you'll want to handle these
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fairly gently because that mashed potato
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is really kind of delicate, you know?
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It's I mean, it's not like handling a
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piece of meat. It's very, very soft and
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and delicate. All right, so some of
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these are ready. Look at that croette.
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Can't help but wonder. I want that. I
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wonder what that would taste like if it
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had shrimp in it.
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I may have to try that next time. That
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sounds really, really wickedly good.
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All right. Well, those others are
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continuing to fry. So, I think our pot
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pie is probably ready to come out of the
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oven. So, let's see if that's Oh, yeah.
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That's ready.
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Look how good
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that looks. Ain't that pretty?
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And I love the looks of that potato
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right there.
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Oh, and for the friend I've been waiting
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on.
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I'll always, as long as I live, love a
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potato like no other food. I'm going to
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polish it off. And when we come back,
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I'm going to share with y'all a
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wonderful way to use up those 30 cans of
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pumpkin that you got in your pantry. So,
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I'll see you back when we're making
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frosted pumpkin bars. And you're going
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to love them.
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[Music]
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Y'all, I swear to Pete, I keep making
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the same mistake over and over when I go
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grocery shopping for my holiday meals. I
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so want to make sure I have enough that
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I usually over buy. And I did that again
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this year. I've got enough cans of
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pumpkin in my pantry to choke a horse.
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So, I immediately want to find a way to
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start using that pumpkin. And I'm doing
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that through a recipe called a pumpkin
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bar. And it's so good. And we're going
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to start with 1 and 2/3 cup of sugar and
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1 15 oz can of pumpkin.
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And now this is straight pumpkin. It's
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not a pumpkin pie filling. And then
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we're going to add a cup of oil.
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And then we're just going to cream this
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together. And I think you're just going
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to love this recipe. This is a recipe
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that was shared with me uh from a friend
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named Patty Rining.
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All right. Now, I've got this creamed
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up. Now, we're going to add one egg at a
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time. I'm going to turn this up a little
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bit. I don't want to sling it all over
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myself, though.
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All right. And in goes the last egg.
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All right. So, we're going to just let
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that sit right there. So, let's move
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down here and mix up our dry ingredients
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for our pumpkin bars. I've got two cups
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of all-purpose flour, 2 tepoon of baking
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powder, 2 tsp of ground cinnamon, 1
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teaspoon of baking soda, and one
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teaspoon of salt. And we're just going
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to mix those dry ingredients together.
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And then we're going to move back down
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here and we're going to put put them
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into our pumpkin mixture.
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We're going to be frosting this with an
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a cream cheese icing that's very very
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very much like the icing that you would
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put on a carrot cake.
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We'll give that a little speed.
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Turn him up some.
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We're just going to pour this in here.
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And then I've sprayed this pan so they
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won't stick. Uh the oven's been
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preheated to 350 and we're going to bake
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it for about 30 minutes.
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My mouth is already watering cuz I know
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what this is going to taste like.
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We're going to let it bake for 30
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minutes. Then I'm going to take it out
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of the oven and we're going to let it
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cool because we can't put our frosting
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on the bars while they're hot. So, in
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the oven it goes.
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And I've got one back here that's cooled
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and waiting on us.
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And see how pretty that looks. All
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right. So, let's move on down to this
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end and put all of our frosting
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ingredients together. I've got one stick
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of butter in 1 8 oz package of cream
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cheese softened to room temperature.
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I've got two teaspoons of vanilla
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flavoring. And then I've got two cups of
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powdered sugar that I'm just going to
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run through the sifter. Powdered sugar
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is pretty pretty good. It's It's not
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nearly that lumpy.
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You can see everything went through
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except for a few of the beads.
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So, that was pretty good. So, let's move
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back down here
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with our mixer.
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We'll take the dirty beers out and put
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in some clean ones.
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And we're just going to mix all those
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ingredients until they're smooth.
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All right. So, Patty tells us to cut our
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bars into rectangular
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shapes.
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About like this.
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And then Patty says to remove them and
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frost them with your icing. Look at
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that. It is so moist.
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I mean, it's like it's want to come
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apart in my hand. Since you've cut them,
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you could cut them even smaller and
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almost make them like a petty four.
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I don't think these are going to be
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around for very long
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because while they're not hot, they're
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still just a little bit warm.
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Michael Groover is going to be on these
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like white on rice.
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He'll have them gone before I can turn
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around.
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Y'all, I got to run out of here for a
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couple of minutes. I'm going to finish
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frosting these while we're on break.
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And I can't stand it. I got to taste it.
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And when we come back, I'm going to
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share some tips with y'all. So, I'll
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meet you back here in the kitchen in
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just a minute.
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So good.
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[Music]
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[Music]
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I just love this tip because you don't
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see this very often. Does anybody make
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pickle peaches out there anymore? I
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remember my grandmother making them, but
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you can pick them up at the grocery
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store, but I want to show you how very
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simple it is. Now, I'm going to add two
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cups of sugar to my pot
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to one cup of vinegar.
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And this is going to make a nice syrup.
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And I'm going to drop a few
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cinnamon sticks in the pot. And I'm
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going to let that start cooking. And
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over here, I'm going to be working on
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the peaches. There's a couple of ways
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that you can peel your peaches. You can
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cut a little notch in the top, drop them
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in boiling water for about 60 seconds,
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and the skins will slip right off.
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Otherwise, you can peel them with a
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potato peeler very quickly and easily.
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And what we're going to do when we've
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got our peaches peeled is we're going to
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stud them with cloves. And this clove is
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going to give them a wonderful,
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wonderful flavor. We're going to drop
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our peaches down into our syrup. And
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we're going to cook them until they're
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soft. And that'll probably take about 15
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minutes. We're going to drop them down
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into our jars that have been sterilized
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with new lids that have also been
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sterilized. And I'm going to seal them
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up. And I'm going to not water bath
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these because I'm going to just put them
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in the refrigerator. They're good for up
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to two weeks. But what a wonderful way
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to send your out of town family members
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home than by tucking a jar of homemade
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pickle peaches into their hands as they
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leave. They're going to love you and
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they're going to remember what a
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fabulous time they had with you.
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Y'all, I couldn't believe when I went to
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my refrigerator this morning and saw all
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those leftovers. But you know what? I
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managed to use up almost every one of
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them in today's recipes. The potato
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crocett, y'all. I tell you what, I think
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they were better today than they were as
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mashed potatoes yesterday. And Patty's
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pumpkin bars. Oh my goodness. You're
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going to love them. You're going to want
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to make those year round. And of course,
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the turkey pot pie, y'all.
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It's a great way to use up that leftover
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turkey. You know, I really hope that
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y'all's Thanksgiving has just been
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overfilled with family and friends and
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love and lots of lots of good food.
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Until it's time to do it again, y'all, I
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want to send you best dishes and love
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from my kitchen to yours.
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