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    Aunt Pat

    Indianapolis IN

    Chef #1012048

    Indianapolis IN

    Joined: Nov 02, 2008

    Birthday: May 06

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    Reviewed Bird's Thanksgiving Leftover Croquettes

    "Not bad. They didn't hold together real well and maybe if the turkey had been finely shredded they would have..."

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    About Me

    My mother was from Kentucky and my father from Louisiana so I grew up eating a lot of spicy southern food. I still love spicy food but try to make healthy changes to family recipes where I can, without losing the quality of the recipe.

    My mothers specialty was pies and I have followed that tradition. During the holidays she would begin cooking 6 days before the holiday. On Thanksgiving Eve she would have an open house and family & friends would come for pie & coffee.

    The remaining family is scattered about the United States but when my husband & I travel to see our family we take many pies and a cooler with ice and containers. Each place we stop we visit we leave a pie and take a container of their food. By the time we return home we have plenty of everyones best and our family loves to get the pies!

    Favorite Foods

    homemade salsa
    cornbread & beans
    greens
    sweet potato & eggnog pie
    pecan pie

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