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Awesome Sausage, Apple and Cranberry Stuffing

Reviewed on Nov. 28, 2008 by happywife05
I made this for our Thanksgiving dinner, and I thought it was really good. I used italian sausage, decreased the spices a little, and baked it for 350 about 45 minutes, covered with foil...Since it wasn't going inside the turkey, I added more broth for moistness...about 2 C of broth total, and mixed it with my hands until it got the right consistency. Definitely different than my Gramma's stuffing, so my family was kind of skeptical, but I think they enjoyed it...I know I did!
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Coconut Cake III

Reviewed on Nov. 25, 2008 by HOLLYTAMALE
This is really an awesome cake! So many people ask for the recipe when I bring it to events. It is very moist and tastes delicious! I usually use a white cake mix, just because I like the flavor a bit better, but really I have not changed a thing on the recipe other than that. If you like coconut, this is fab!!
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Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies III

Reviewed on Nov. 23, 2008 by StayHomeCook
I REALLY like these!! They are like little pumpkin cakes--the texture is awesome and they are not too sweet; the choc chips give just the right amount of sweet-tooth satisfaction. Yummy!! I followed the suggestions and added more spices & a whole can of pumpkin, I also used 1 c @ whole wheat & reg flours and half oil/half applesauce. Since I cooked these on baking stones, I increased the cook time to 14 min (at 365 deg). Now that we are FINALLY having Fall-like weather here in San Diego (I think it dropped to 68 deg today), I wanted to get myself in the mood for Thanksgiving next week--these smelled so terrific while cooking that I'm starting to "get in the spirit" :-D Between me, the kids & their friends, over a dozen of them are already gone and I haven't even finished cooking the last batches yet! Can't wait to try them cold, too--I will be making these again, soon!
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