I love Natalie's recipe!! Especially the added sparkles!! My oldest had to do this when he was in pre-school, his recipe: call the Turkey place and have it made for you. Can you tell I'm a great cook! Hope you had a wonderful holiday!!! Enjoy your holiday weekend!!
Hi, I'm Amber and I love chocolate. I have two kids: Tommy, who has autism, and Natalie, who has lots of opinions. My husband is in the Air Force. Email: airingmylaundryblog@gmail.com
Sounds like a great turkey to me. Though maybe a little crunchy.
ReplyDeleteSounds about right to me (says the woman who doesn't even know where her kitchen is)! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving! Man, I wish Natalie was in charge of my kitchen today. LOL!
ReplyDeleteMay your sparkled-and-gem-encrusted turke-y appetite be as big as a Macy's Parade balloon!
I love it! ViolaMae made up a recipe for pumpkin pie at preschool: flour, sugar, pumpkin, green vegetables.
ReplyDeleteApparently she likes her turkey on the rare side! But hey, sparkles will disguise the salmonella wonderfully! Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteHahaha!
ReplyDeleteA bedazzler is a terrible thing to waste.
ReplyDeleteor she wants a sparkly twilight turkey...lol sorry I had to kid. Love that she ends with the pizza :c)
ReplyDeleteTHAT is FANTASTIC! I really hope her teacher appreciates it as much as I do!
ReplyDeleteI love that she eats it with pizza.
ReplyDeleteI love Natalie's recipe!! Especially the added sparkles!! My oldest had to do this when he was in pre-school, his recipe: call the Turkey place and have it made for you. Can you tell I'm a great cook! Hope you had a wonderful holiday!!! Enjoy your holiday weekend!!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure how it would taste, but it sounds like it would look beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is terrific. And I love my turkey with a side of pizza -- just like the pilgrims.
ReplyDeleteI've heard sparkles make the turkey stay moist. The pizza helps too! :-)
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