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Are you thinking about holiday menus yet? If you are doing any kind of hosting, even family it is important to at least start thinking about food and drink for any type of get-together. Thanksgiving is only a few weeks away followed closely by Hannaka and Christmas! So create a holiday food board on Pinterest and start collecting great ideas! l Now, here’s what’s on the menu this week…

Just a heads up that there is something a little wonky with the back office of my blog right now. It went haywire in the middle of this post. So things might look a tad different. But I pushed through and you should too! My tech company will be working on it in the am to get things straightened out. Just like the toilet breaking or the heat/air conditioning not working, these things seem to always break down on weekends! 

Now about that menu… let’s get started!

MONDAY

Soup is almost always on the menu when the weather turns chilly. And this soup full of vegetables looks amazing!  I might switch out ground turkey for hamburger to make it  WW friendly! Thanks, Serena for the delicious soup to add to my culinary repertoire! Go to Serena Bakes to see more fabulous recipes. Serena Bakers is a STONEGABLE FAVORITE FOODIE BLOG!


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TUESDAY

What if you would take a pumpkin about the size of a bowling ball, clean it out and stuff it with bread stuffing and cheeses and bacon and other delicious goodies. Then you baked it in the oven until it was all piping hot, put the top back on and brought it to the table. Then you scooped out the contents and the pumpkin too and served it to family or guests. You would be there fall culinary hero. This recipe has trilled, literally delighted everyone I have served it to. It has done this to all who I have served it to!

WEDNESDAY- SLOW COOKER DAY

On busy days my slow cooker is my best friend! I can start dinner early in the day and let it cook away while I’m working. Photo shoots, styling, schlepping decor up and down the basement, editing, business call, etc. And that’s not homekeeping or doing something fun.  I hope you use your slow cooker and enjoy delicious homecooked meals. Another wonderful recipe from Closet Cooking. 

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POT ROAST BEEF STROGANOFF

NOODLES

ORGANIC ROASTED CARROTS

THURSDAY

I make the enchilada recipe often. It is soooo good. If you like southwest or Mexican food as I do, give these a try. From Ali who has one of my favorite foodie blogs, Gimme Some Oven (love that name!).

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CHICKEN ENCHILADAS

SOUTHWEST CHOPPED SALAD

FRIDAY

I have such a love/hate relationship with pork. When I was a little girl living in Scotland and England the pork was HEAVENLY! But now it’s sorta tasteless. You know what foodies say, “The taste is in the fat”. I’m pretty particular where I buy pork and how I cook it to try to get the best flavor out of it I can. I am so excited to try this slow cooker, bacon covered pork loin! Thanks, Sabrina from Dessert Then Dinner

 

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BACON GARLIC PORK LOIN

MASHED POTATOES

BAKED ACORN SQUASH

SATURDAY

I bet you did not know that I get a little squeamish eating most fish with cheese. I heard that fish and cheese don’t mix when I was young and ever since that I have a hard time eating the combo. I know I’m missing out on lots of great fish dishes but I just can’t! So this is one cod recipes that looks amazing! From House And Garden.

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COD FILLET WITH HERB CRUST

BRAISED BRUSSELS SPROUTS WITH BACON

 

SUNDAY- FAMILY DINNER

I LOVE Sunday dinners! The family home and my little babies toddling around my feet while I try to cook. I’m a gal who loves all her “chicks in the nest”. Dinners should be absolutely scrumptious and evoke memories but also be easy to prepare. I could make this chicken in y sleep! Now that’s what I call sweet dreams, right?

 

TREAT OF THE WEEK

What is your favorite Trick or Treat candy? Mine is a Reeses Peanut Butter Cup! And second is a Butterfinger. So I’m going to use all the leftover butterfingers from Halloween to make this yummy dessert. And just because you did not ask… Marie Antionette (before beheading) was my favorite Halloween costume! Thanks, Danelle from Let’s Dish.

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Have a scrumptious week!

 

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  1. I will be using the pumpkin, chopped salad and brussel sprouts recipes for our Thanksgiving gathering. Thanks so much for the culinary inspirations!

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  2. I’ve never heard a bad thing about fish and cheese, but I don’t think they go together either. I don’t recall ever eating fish with cheese. Also, I can’t explain why, but I don’t like chicken with a tomato sauce. No chicken Parmesan for me. They just don’t go together. Funny how our tastes dictate.

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  3. Yvonne,
    I totally understand about wanting the time with your grandbabies. I have two that are 18mo and 3 yrs, & they light up my life! But, have to say DTT is not the same. There’s just something special about that Rule of 3’s?
    Miss hearing you but so glad you’re still blogging!!

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  4. Yvonne,

    For what it is worth…DDT was NOT the same without YOU today! I enjoyed the segment, but there was just something or someone missing! I hope you will pop in often!

    Bunny

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  5. Hi. I wasn’t sure where to ask this question! I am looking to stay in Lancaster and wanted a rustic or cottage feel and wondering if you could recommend a place. Thanks!

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  6. Hi, My question is referring to an older post of yours. What size were the boxwood balls that you used in the mercury glass cachepots on your Christmas tablescape? Thanks, Sheilah

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  7. Hi! On one of your blogs you mentioned, potato leek soup recipe that you would be posting. OM-gosh I love that soup! But somehow I miss that blog ☹️ Is there someway that I couLd retrieve that recipe. Thank you.
    Have a wonderfully bless day!
    Dianne

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  9. The pumpkin recipe sounds delightful and displays so prettily. I’m pinning that one!
    I don’t eat pork anymore and I rarely eat red meat. We have pot roast once a month ( must try your beef stroganoff) and throw a steak on the bbq a few times during the summer. I prefer fish and chicken these days. I just feel they are healthier.
    I love that you introduce us to new food blogs. Thank you, Yvonne!

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  10. I really appreciate your menu post. I get tired of making the same things and at times don’t want to cook because nothing sounds good. So, thank you for the inspiration!

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  12. Such a lovely collection of meals for the week looking yummy and seasonal. I see some delicious dishes I’d like to add to our menu! Thank you for the Baked Acorn Squash link back.

    A joy stopping in to visit 🙂
    Kindly, Lorraine

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  13. Good morning Yvonne

    The stuffed pumpkin looks amazing – I can’t wait to try it! You mentioned you are very particular about your pork. Where do you purchase it locally?

    Have a wonderful day!

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    • I have a local small butcher shop just a couple miles from my home and love their pork. I also trust Whole Foods. I know they are more expensive but their meats are the best. And I feel very good about feeding them to my family.

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