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Old 10-03-2012, 06:18 PM   #1  
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Question Turkey Day in Canada

So Canadian Ipeeps... what will you be eating this holiday weekend?

I will be making roast turkey, celery root, asparagus and 'mock' pumpkin pie (made with rutabega)... not sure about a gravy and cranberry subsitute yet... open to suggestions!
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Old 10-03-2012, 06:49 PM   #2  
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Interesting! I am curious how rutabega pie is going to turn out. For cranberry sauce - Raspberry Gelatin? Maybe mix up with Blueberry, Cranberry, Pomegranate drink for more tartness? Gravy....I'm thinking something like take one of the soups packets and put Turkey or Beef soup base in it (it will be super salty so maybe try to find a no salt one?)

I will be interested to know how it all turns out!
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The mushroom, celery & garlic puree in LizRR's Fun with Veggie Purees thread makes an AWESOME poultry gravy!
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mmmm.... okay..... now you forgot to tell us what time to arrive for dinner?!
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i made the raspberry jelly with cranberry green tea instead of water, added 1 packet of plain gelatin for extra thickness, poured it an empty can that you can removed the bottom with a can opener....let it set then cut the bottom off, pushed out the "cranberry sauce" and sliced into thick slices.

it was heavenly good!!!
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also, in the mix'n in the kitch'n thread, there is a recipe i made for stuffing!!
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i made the raspberry jelly with cranberry green tea instead of water, added 1 packet of plain gelatin for extra thickness, poured it an empty can that you can removed the bottom with a can opener....let it set then cut the bottom off, pushed out the "cranberry sauce" and sliced into thick slices.

it was heavenly good!!!
Now THAT is funny because that's what my cranberry sauce ALWAYS looks like --can shape and everything!

I don't actually like it so hubby is lucky I crack the can opener for him! LOL
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Now THAT is funny because that's what my cranberry sauce ALWAYS looks like --can shape and everything!

I don't actually like it so hubby is lucky I crack the can opener for him! LOL
i made it that way so no one would know the difference!! and it worked!! actually, my daughter said she liked it better!! haha
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I used rhubarb to replace my cranberries, you could also just have a forth packet and use the potatoes....just a thought.

It can be done though, I did it!

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My coach gave me some recipes for T-Giving:

Cranberry relish:

1 c water
1 c whole fresh cranberries
4 celery sticks, chopped
1 c chives, chopped
1 c chopped zucchini
6 mint leaves
1 tsp orange jest
1 IP Raspberry Jelly packet
3 tsp WF raspberry jelly
1tsp stevia or other sweetener

boil the cranberries in the cup of water for about 5 min. Pour the water off into a cup - should be about 5oz of liquid and still warm. Put the IP raspberry jelly packet into it and mix well. Pour into a bowl and put in the icebox to set up.
Chop together cranberries, celery, chives, zucchini, mint leaves and orange zest. Chop in a food processor or by hand. mix in with stevia and WF raspberry jelly into the jelly mix cooling in the icebox. Add the cranberries and the vegetables and mix together. Let cool in bowl then serve with celery sticks or flax seed crackers
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There's a green bean casserole and a stuffing one as well. Maybe we should start a 'holiday recipe' thread.
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I'm opting out of Thanksgiving this year because I don't think I'm ready to be put in that situation. My family is going out of town to my aunt's house and she doesn't know what healthy cooking is, so it'll be pretty hard for me to eat what I need to while I'm there.

I'm just gonna stick to what I know this weekend and maybe indulge in a couple more of the pumpkin spice coffee/IP vanilla drinks I've been having for breakfast.
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My coach gave me some recipes for T-Giving:

Cranberry relish:

1 c water
1 c whole fresh cranberries
4 celery sticks, chopped
1 c chives, chopped
1 c chopped zucchini
6 mint leaves
1 tsp orange jest
1 IP Raspberry Jelly packet
3 tsp WF raspberry jelly
1tsp stevias
Yumm! I was thinking how turkey, green beans, and mashed cauliflower looked a lot like a full Thanksgiving dinner, but I thought I would surely be out of luck for the cranberry jelly. This gives me hope and definitely something to be thankful for!
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Wouldn't cranberries be on the no-no list for IP in phase 1 though?
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they are so few berries with all the other "stuff" it's probably a non-issue, but would cranberries not be a big no-no? Or are we making an exception due to holiday? It sounds pretty delish -- I'm picturing rainbow adding the oatmeal cereal to make a cranberry crumble for dessert too! LOL
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