While we're all adjusting to turning the clocks back (excuse me while I yawn), I thought I'd reprise two Thanksgiving friendly recipes today. Both recipes are redolent with old fashioned autumnal goodness. Warm and subtle spices. Maple. Apple. It doesn't get any comfy-cozier.
First up is an easy, favorite side dish of mine- maple roasted acorn squash (and it's vegan, therefore perfect for those of you sharing your humble meal with vegetarian and dairy-free guests). The second dish is one of my oldest tried and true recipes.
It is from my very first Thanksgiving as a married woman, in fact.
We won't discuss how long ago that was, Darling, but I will admit it was way back with Husband Number #1 (it being first and all). I was anxious to do it up with style on my first Thanksgiving (as any blushing bride would be) and had the sudden inspiration to use cornbread and apples as a stuffing instead of the traditional- and familial on both sides- bagged white bread and sage dressing. And then I added curry.
Maybe that's when they began to notice I wasn't exactly a dyed-in-the-wool Pilgrim-esque kind of girl.
I'm not at all certain Husband #1 cared for it.
Husband #2 is a huge cornbread fan. And a curry fan.
Coincidence?
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Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Gluten-Free Cornbread Stuffing with Maple Roasted Acorn Squash
Labels:
cornbread,
holidays,
side dish,
stuffing,
Thanksgiving
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