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Laird's Fruit Stuffing

Stuffing is a personal thing.  I like this recipe from my friend Laird Saunderson because I love fruit stuffing with turkey.  If you are more traditional, replace the apples with a pound of crumbled sausage meat, and use chopped fresh sage instead of tarragon.

For the best results, use slightly stale bread.  Challah or egg bread makes an excellent stuffing.  

Place any extra stuffing in a greased baking dish and bake, covered, for an hour at 375°F.

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Christmas
Thanksgiving

Perfect Roast Turkey with Pan Gravy

Lechasseur
Christmas
Thanksgiving

Rum Balls

Christmas
Chocolate
Neighbour

Very Gingery Ginger Cake

Ginger is a flavour so associated with cookies that sometimes it is forgotten for cake. In this recipe, you get to enjoy ginger to the max, with ground, fresh and crystallised ginger all packing a punch in the batter.

Cake
Christmas
Winter
Non-dairy

Candy Cane Cookies and Wreaths

The candy cane recipe was published in the STAR WEEKLY newspaper in 1957. Grammie Fryer made them first, then I did them too. The cookies are not hard to make, but they do take time. I love the almond flavour. - Mary LeChasseur

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Lechasseur

Molasses Popcorn Balls

"These were always around to munch on at Hallowe'en and Christmas. I decorate one tree with these" - Mary LeChasseur

Christmas
Candy
Lechasseur

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