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Brining Turkey
How do you brine burkey?
--Juanita
Hi Juanita!
Brining a turkey is not difficult--as long as you have the space in the refrigerator to do it! EatTurkey.com, the website of the National Turkey Federation, has some excellent instructions at their Brined Roasted Turkey recipe. You can go ahead and roast the turkey using their recipe, or for a little variety, try one of my roasted turkey recipes, like New England Turkey, Holiday Stuffed Turkey, and Turkey & Stuffing.
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Dear Betty,
Could you find me a good, low-fat zucchini bread recipe that will work at Mile High altitude? We cut back to one plant this year but we've still got so much zucchini that I fear my granite counter tops will cave under the weight. (P.S. Love that white hair!)
—Michelle
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Would love a good chicken and noodles recipe… maybe a casserole or just something good, with chicken and noodles!
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I used to have a recipe from your kitchen called Nana's Banana Bread. It's one of the best I have ever made; but I have misplaced the recipe. Could you send it to me?
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Please add Chicken Divan to your collection of recipes.
Thank you!
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