Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts

Thursday, January 6, 2011

Quick Thanksgiving Desserts for Those Last Minute Procrastinators

Thanksgiving is a time to gather with loved ones and eat turkey!

Now everyone has office meetings the day before Thanksgiving or school thanksgiving meals. Many family's are getting together to enjoy a nice time together around an old tradition of Thanksgiving feasts.

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Where did the tradition first start?

Well, there is not a hundred percent consensus on this, but the pilgrims that landed on Plymouth Rock in the Middle of winter would have starved to death if it had not been for the help of the Natives.

History shows the Europeans actually were starving to death. This prompted the natives to have mercy and help feed the Europeans for the Winter.

In the Spring, the Native taught the Europeans how to plant corn to survive in America. Now as most already know, the Europeans end up biting the hand that fed them and declared all out war on the natives as they build cities moving westward.

Now there is an erroneous teaching the corn came from the natives and was never eaten by the Europeans before. That simply is not true. The King James Bible written in 1611 has many references to corn in it, showing the Europeans ate corn before the Mayflower.

Long story short, so we gather our families together and eat turkey in commemoration. You may be very busy cooking your turkey and running out of time, or just need a quick desert to brink to your relatives and here it is.

Desert Name: Mud

1 big bag of Oreo cookies

2-3 tubs of Kool Whip

Bag of Oreo Crumbs

1 bag of Gummy Worms-optional

Directions:

1. In large bowl crush the Oreo cookies until no large cookies remain.

2. Add 2 or 3 tubs of Kool Whip and Mix with a Mixer for 30 seconds or less

3. Pour contents into a New Clean bowl and sprinkle crumbles liberally on top

4. Add Gummy Worms on top if desired and now your ready to serve.

Remember this dish is only good for 24-48 hours if kept in the refrigerator because the cookie crumbs get soggy. Enjoy!/b>

Quick Thanksgiving Desserts for Those Last Minute Procrastinators

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Thursday, December 23, 2010

Thanksgiving Pumpkin Dessert Tips and Ideas

The Thanksgiving holiday is almost here and we know you are busy concentrating on the most important part of the meal - the dessert! When your family is falling into their turkey comas, revive them with a fantastic pumpkin dessert.

Thanksgiving Dessert Ideas

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You cannot go wrong with serving a traditional pumpkin pie. This Thanksgiving dessert has been making families happy for a number of years, and is sure to be a favorite for your family and friends.

The best way to surprise your loved ones after the Thanksgiving meal is by putting a new twist on a traditional dessert. Serving a pumpkin cheesecake is a great way to do that. The spicy pumpkin flavor is a perfect complement to the rich cheesecake and sweet graham cracker crust. Serve your pumpkin cheesecake with a dollop of whipped cream, and your guests will be wowed!

Pumpkin Dessert Tips for Dieters

The average slice of pumpkin pie has about 320 calories. When you are trying to watch your waistline, you need to save every calorie you can. The best way to make your Thanksgiving pumpkin cheesecake healthier is to make a low-fat version. Substitute low-fat cream cheese for the full-fat version, use reduced fat vanilla wafers and leave the whipped cream in the can! These easy steps are sure to save you at least 100 calories per serving.

You can knock even more calories off of your dessert while still enjoying the full flavor that comes with the less healthy options. Choose a snack-sized pumpkin cheesecake pack for your holiday gathering. These cheesecakes are small and come in packs of 12. Your guests will love these tiny sweet treats! They taste great and - even better - they are guilt-free.

The snack-sized pumpkin cheesecakes are even better if you have a small gathering. Your cheesecake will be able to spend up to five months in the freezer without losing its flavor. You and your loved ones can defrost just a few small cheesecakes for Thanksgiving and savor the rest for months to come.

More Thanksgiving Pumpkin Dessert Ideas

If you want to be very traditional in your Thanksgiving feast, consider serving the pumpkin dish the Pilgrims likely ate at the first Thanksgiving. The first pumpkin dessert was likely cooked in its shell. The entire pumpkin was heated over hot embers and seasoned with thyme and rosemary. This first pumpkin dessert was likely seasoned with honey or maple and moistened with milk. While it may not be the pumpkin dessert your loved ones expected, they will enjoy trying a little taste of history as well as Thanksgiving dessert ideas they never considered.

Thanksgiving is a time for family and friends - and of course great food! Make your dessert the centerpiece this year with great pumpkin dessert ideas. Whether you choose a traditional pumpkin pie or a more adventurous pumpkin cheesecake, your guests will appreciate the tasty desserts after a filling Thanksgiving meal.

Thanksgiving Pumpkin Dessert Tips and Ideas

Jay Wesley writes primarily about food, entertaining and food gift ideas. Find more articles and recipes and order cheesecake, cookies and other great food and gift items at http://www.cheesecake.com.

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