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" Great Websites for Turkey Day recipes! Thanksgiving&amp;#039;s around the corner, and while I may see the Macy&amp;#039;s Thanksgiving Day Parade in person for the first time this year, I won&amp;#039;t have the luxury of eating a at home with my family. After twenty-one years of mom-prepared feasts and intimate holiday gatherings, I am left to fend for myself. On the one hand, I love to cook, so taking over the kitchen will be nice opportunity to test out some new recipes. It&amp;#039;s the grocery shopping, however, that scares me. Not only is there usually a rush in the days leading up to major holidays, which means the already cramped and crowded New York stores will be nearly impossible to navigate, but grocery shopping without a car immediately limits the amount of items one can carry home. Adding a gallon of milk to my cart instantly equals workout for my walk home. Let&amp;#039;s just say that I&amp;#039;m going to have to start early and make multiple trips or con my boyfriend into helping me lug the heavy bags to my apartment. Grocery shopping aside, I&amp;#039;ve already started making my recipe list for the big day. Luckily, I won&amp;#039;t have to fix the entire meal since a few of my friends have planned a potluck dinner, but given the excitement of the season I am planning on going all out. So far I&amp;#039;ve been thinking about pumpkin pie, chocolate chess pie, pecan pie, sweet potato souffle, pumpkin soup, creamed corn, squash casserole, stuffing, and green beans...basically everything but the turkey (which I hope someone else is supplying!). I know this sounds like a lot, (especially since it will have to be schlepped to Brooklyn) but I am just really excited.  One of my all time favorite recipes which I found last year on foodnetwork.com is Paula Deen&amp;#039;s pumpkin pie. Not only is it extremely easy but it is one of the tastiest pies I&amp;#039;ve ever had...the secret ingredient is cream cheese which makes for a cheesecake-esque pumpkin pie which is to die for! Other than foodnetwork.com, check out marthastewart.com for recipes as well as holiday decorating ideas. Recently I&amp;#039;ve found allrecipes.com to be pretty useful, too, since a lot of people post reviews. A lot of experienced cooks actually write very detailed descriptions on everything from oven temperature to added ingredients. Love, Amanda "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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