A quick and fun and practically mess-free Thanksgiving craft.
Author: Hallee
wife, mother, woman of God, writer
Roasted red peppers are SO good in so many things — salad, pasta, on top of chicken…they have such a sweet and smoky flavor. If you’re looking for something out of the ordinary to do with your leftover Thanksgiving turkey, just toss the meat with some pasta and some roasted red peppers and you have and amazing, healthy meal in no time.
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I make this bread in mini-loaf pans and give it as a gift during Christmas. It’s a wonderful bread, the perfect balance between sweet and light.
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This was SO GOOD. We ate it for days after Thanksgiving, and when the container in the refrigerator was empty, I made another batch! It’s incredibly simple and the perfect accompaniment to any poultry dish.
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Gregg sent me this article by Hannah Goodwyn of CBN yesterday and it made perfect sense to me. I thought I would pass it on.
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