December is the crowning jewel of the year! Holiday music, lights, and tinsel twinkle in the cold night air. Wreaths and red bows adorn front doors and the calendar is crammed with a flurry of activities. Children and adults look forward to this magic time [...]
Use your leftover turkey in a turkey sandwich. Make his tail with skewers containing cheese cubes, olives, and cherry tomatoes.
Thaw frozen roll dough and roll 2 together, 1/4" thick. Form into breadsticks of various lengths. Make grooves for feathers. Brush with oil and let rise. Sprinkle with seasoning salt or Salad Supreme Seasoning before baking. Carve a turkey head from a yam. Add raisin eyes [...]
There have been festivals associated with the harvest ever since man began to till the soil. The Chinese celebrated such a feast thousands of years ago, and in our hemisphere, Native Americans and colonists celebrated the harvest years before the Pilgrims arrived. Nevertheless, Thanksgiving Day, as [...]
Carving a turkey is a simple skill, and these few suggestions will help you carve your bird with ease. Slice the skin between the breast and leg. Continuetocutdowntothejoint, pulling the leg away from the bird while the tip of the knife severs the joint between the [...]
Dry ice lets this little Mayflower sail through the sea! 1 large banana squash Puffpaints or permanent markers 3 (4" x 3") pieces of poster board 3 (5" x 4") pieces of poster board 1 (6" x 5") piece posterboard 2 (1/4" x 11") dowels 1 [...]
Pilgrims and Indians bring to mind values our country was founded on: religious freedom, brotherhood, and hospitality. Today I would like to show you how to create a Pilgrim and Indian table center piece to enjoy during your Thanksgiving feast this year. What You Need [...]
It seems like I have heard about the Huntsman Senior Games in St George for ever. Never did it cross my mind to go and participate until I went to China for a month and watched how healthy and fit the seniors are in China . [...]
I was raised in Monticello, Utah, on the Utah side of the four corners where New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, and Utah all meet. In this area, sixty years before I was born, the original Mormon pioneers crossed some of the most torturous terrain that you [...]
Temple Square is famous for its beautiful flowers, but this weekend was even more special. The spring stars were out and brides, kids, and families came out to enjoy and celebrate this beautiful day. If you have ever planted bulbs in the fall, you know [...]
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