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In Granny’s Kitchen #3: Thanksgiving
In this episode, Granny shares her best Thanksgiving tips for what she considers to be the biggest feast of the year. From smooth mash potatoes to her moist stuffing, Granny knows best – after all she has cooked over 60 Thanksgiving dinners!
She also tells the story of a jealous feline, her black cat, who almost spoiled the finale to the meal.
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About the Series
In Granny’s Kitchen is an on-going series of taped conversations that take place at Granny’s kitchen table, in the house where I grew up. Listen to our kitchen talk focused on family traditions, rituals, and how the quality of food has changed since Granny was a girl growing up in the Depression era.
Learn what Granny did to keep the close connection to her family, friends, and neighbors and how her traditional views on food shaped my own philosophy on health and well-being.
She’ll even share her savory recipes and cooking tips from over 50 years as a seasoned home-cook.
Produced by Jennifer Iserloh and Skinny Chef Culinary Ventures. Mixed and edited by Ulrich Iserloh and Bright Launch.
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October 31, 2007, 6:54 am
Wow,
you mean she cooked 60 years worth of Thanksgiving dinners for you and your family? That’s impressive. She must know a lot about cooking and food.