It's here again! Sew, Mama, Sew has organized another massive day of handmade giveaways this year!
In the spirit of letting go of some of my fabric stash, I'm giving away 2 yards of awesome Laurie Wisbrun Tufted Tweets fabric!
The winner, to be drawn via random.org at 8:00 p.m. EST on Friday, December 17 will receive a fat quarter pack including all of the prints above, and a full yard of the couches print in red, pictured below.
How do you enter?
Leave me a comment telling me your favorite holiday dish. I'm hosting Christmas dinner, and I need some ideas here, people. :)
And for my followers, leave another comment letting me know you follow.
That's it! Two ways to enter for two yards of fabric.
*Make sure I have a way to contact of you! You wouldn't want to miss out on your big win because I could't find your email. If it is linked to your Blogger profile, that works, or leave it in your comment.*
Good luck!
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I love having HAM! Dessert wise, fudge, cookies, chocolate pie!
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My favorite dish is ham and funeral potatoes, yum!
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Awesome giveaway! Hmmm...favorite holiday dish. I'm pretty much a sucker for anything involving sweet potatoes.
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ReplyDeleteI'd have to say my fav dish is Ham. My recipe is super easy too:
ReplyDelete1 bottle red wine (I use a good Merlot.)
1 bag dark brown sugar
1 spiral cut ham
Make a thick paste out of the wine and brown sugar, then spread it all over the ham. Cook acording to ham instructions. It make a REALLY good crust.
Use the left over wine and brown sugar to make a sauce. Just add more wine this time (so that it's less paste and more sauce like) and cook it til it is a thick glazey sauce.
Seriously one of the best things I've ever put in my mouth! :)
Mashed Potato Casserole to die for!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd of course I follow you sweet pea!
ReplyDeleteI subscribe to your blog.
ReplyDeleteChocolate pecan pie is a new favorite for the holidays. Yum!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way (for us) to get ideas for your dish. We're doing wok (all little pans, so everyone does it him or herself) on christmas evening, and that 's my favourit, so I don't have to eat anythink I don't like.
ReplyDeleteAnd a yummie selfmade cake for dessert.
And I'm a follower :)
ReplyDeleteTurkey roasted in champagne!!!
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog
ReplyDeleteFor the main course it's perogies (Ukrainian potato and cottage cheese filled dough pockets) and for dessert it's Marble Slab ice cream with frozen raspberries. Thanks fro sharing your stash!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower! amandaandandy@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker for just mashed potatoes and gravey. Simply boring but neither my husband or my son likes them so I don't ever make them. So come thanksgiving and Christmas when someone else makes them woo hoo! :) amandaandandy@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteMy favourite would have to be latkes with sour cream! Love those Tweets!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower millieandcolm(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI love the ham...it will be baked and then the rind taken off and criss-crossed and studded with cloves and glazed with mustard and brown sugar, then put back in the oven to carmelize.
ReplyDeleteHello, I love the cannelloni with meat with we always have fish in my family... don't know why, it's like a special treat.
ReplyDeleteI loooove your fabric.
Mad About Pink
I am a follower.
ReplyDeleteFave holiday dish is Sweet Potato Casserole. I love it leftover with sauteed kale greens, and it always feels like I'm eating dessert first.
ReplyDeleteI follow!
ReplyDeleteI love Tufted Tweets! My favorite Christmas dish is actually the tray of Christmas cookies...does that count?
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite side dishes is roasted brussel sprouts - quarter them, toss them with oil, salt and pepper and roast them on a cookie sheet @ 350 (ish) for 20 minutes and then check.
ReplyDeleteSo yummy and the go great with both ham and turkey!
My FIL is Scottish, so my in-laws always serve a beef roast as the main course (and now that I've joined the fam, ham is on the table too!). Yummy!
and I follow :)
ReplyDeleteSquee!!! This fabric is gorgeous. I'd love to win!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday dish is peach gingerbread cobbler. It's easy. Peaches with a little cornstarch sauce to thicken them topped with gingerbread cake as a cobbler topping. I like to make it with whole wheat flour and very little sugar with the peaches so that it feels good to eat.
I follow your cute blog!
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I don't have a fancy favorite dish, just stuffing, I love stuffing!!
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http://smittenkitchen.com/2010/12/garlic-butter-roasted-mushrooms/ garlic butter roasted mushrooms! i haven't made this dish yet, but i know it would be super tasty.
ReplyDeletethanks for the great giveaway!
I'm a huge fan of sweet potato crunch casserole. With cinnamon and nuts on top. Yummy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win, I love those chairs and couches!!
I love cookies
ReplyDeleteand i follow you.
ReplyDeleteI'm a simple girl with simple tastes, my favorites are mashed potatoes and banana pudding (not together, that would be awful).
ReplyDeletemashed potatoes!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower!
ReplyDeleteGreat fabrics!
I love that fabric!! My favorite dish is an appetizer, BBQ Bacon Water Chestnuts. YUM!!!
ReplyDeleteFirst, what a cool blog name. Second, LOVE those red sofas, third any dish with chocolate in it!
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My signature dishes for Christmas are both desserts. One is a caramel apple cheesecake which is to die for! The second is chocolate mousse which is still one of my all time favourites.
ReplyDeleteI love the sofa fabric!!
gpglasgow1@gmail.com
Thanks for the great giveaway - Tufted Tweets is one of my favorites that I haven't bought yet. And, my favorite holiday dish is Banana Pudding using Nilla Wafers - the recipe's on the box. use instant pudding, and it's super easy!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
I'm a new follower!
ReplyDeleteVery Generous! Love these colors!
ReplyDeleteI just like the staples. mashed potatoes, turkey, stuffing gravy.
ReplyDeletemy family's 'has-to-be-there dish' is sweet & sour meatballs. My mom made it as a tradition when we were young, and it's nice to remember those times.
ReplyDeleteMmm... mashed garlic potatoes. So tasty with a yummy honey ham!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the fabrics you're giving away. Fingers and toes crossed!!
tufted tweets is awesome! so is hosting dinner for your family. awesome and stressful. i've been using my MIL's corn casserole recipe for several years and always get rave reviews. i'll email you a copy of the actual recipe if you are interested. it's too long (but not difficult) to post. kdlangwell@gmail.com Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteOh my that fabric is divine! My favourite holiday dish is hackleback potatoes.....roasties the backs scored, with garlic, parmesan and rosemary pushed into the gaps - yummy!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower! thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance! Try this; it was a huge hit at Thanksgiving here. http://1greengeneration.elementsintime.com/?p=667
ReplyDeleteI am new to sewing. I love the fabric!
ReplyDeleteI can't do Christmas morning without Pioneer Woman's cinnamon rolls!
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Well, in Portugal you eat codfish on christmas eve dinner. you can have it in all sorts of ways. baked in the oven with roasted potatoes, boiled with potatoes, vegetables and egg, or even with a particular bread we have. Yummi!
ReplyDeletei love yams at xmas... my mom makes it with marshmallows on top... mmmmmm... now i want yams!
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My favorite is my grandmother's sweet and sour cabbage. She makes it at Christmas and Easter and I always look forward to it, plus the lovely red/purple color is beautiful an a plate.
ReplyDeleteI follow you!
ReplyDeletegreat fabrics!
ReplyDeletei'm a sucker for sweet potatoes :)
tufted tweets?!?! holy cow!!! gasp!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite holiday dishes to make is a Pumpkin Cream Cheese Roll... for dessert ;) email me if you want me to send you the recipe!
zabecc(at)hotmail(dot)com
Mmm, cheesy potatoes for sure.
ReplyDeleteEmail me if you would like the recipe!
My favorite thing to bring to a party, any time of year, is chocolate covered strawberries. They are super simple to make (just 3 ingredients!) and they are always a big hit.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
I love, love butternut squash risotto! It's a tedious to cook, but so worth it.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Giveaway! I've really been wanting some of this fabric. My family does a Christmas brunch every year with pancakes and a homemade mixed fruit topping. it's awesome!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite food of the season is lefse. But something that we have been craving is, well I don't know what they're called.
ReplyDeletePut pretzels on waxed paper, place a rollo candy on top of each one and melt them slightly in the oven (1 min). Take it out and press a pecan into each rollo, effectively sealing the three together. Let cool, if you can. Yum!
Gluten free pretzels make this possible for us, otherwise we can't eat many goodies.
Hi love this fabric!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite recipe right now is this one
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/paula-deen/apple-baked-bean-casserole-recipe/index.html I use it for every potluck lately :D
i'm a baker so every christmas i bake something for my family's dinner, and last year i made fresh fruit swiss roll and it was hit! thanks so much for the giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteI love the sofas! A great go to dessert is Paula Deens gooey butter cake. Cake mix, and an egg mixed to make the bottom crust, then cream cheese, sugar and whatever for the top. I like the pumpkin one.
ReplyDeleteGreat fabric!
ReplyDeleteLast year I made buckeyes and they were a hit...so that is my fav.
I am now a follower! Oh and your little guy is just a doll. My little guy is now 11 so enjoy those moments!
ReplyDeleteI love Raspberry Mocha Brownies and...this gorgeous fabric.
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I think my husband wants sauerbraten for Christmas dinner this year. We'll see.
ReplyDeleteI follow via Google Reader!
ReplyDeleteI love peanut butter fudge.
ReplyDeleteI follow you in Google.
ReplyDeleteI like a good cheese plate as an appetizer...
ReplyDeleteSausage and apple stuffing with roasted chesnuts!
ReplyDeleteI'm hosting a giveaway too, so pop on over if you have some time...
belle-n-bee.blogpsot.com
beckymac1@hotmail.com
I love the corn casserole.
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog on google reader. I became a fan ever since your yellow and purple bag that u made for the bag contest. Love eveything that u do.
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I am a follower of The Boy Trifecta.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite holiday dishes is broccoli casserole. We make it just like the green bean casserole many people make but substitute broccoli for the beans and cream of broccoli soup for the cream of mushroom --yummy!!
ReplyDeleteHoly COW!!! this is a great one! My favorite Holiday Dish is stuffing!! YUM YUM!! Cant beat that!
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I am A follower of Boy Trifecta!
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Stuffing is my favourite thing to eat at Christmas!
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Ham is wonderful for Christmas! And then you have left overs for yummy sandwhiches!
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway! I like a nice corn souffle/pudding for a side dish. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteMMM!! Favorite Christmas dish is Cranberry Pudding!!! DELISH!!! And, as an added bonus, it's very festive looking!
ReplyDeleteAnd I follow your fabulous blog!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute fabric! It's one day to cheaqt on the diet, so I go straight for the pecan pie.
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My favorite dish has got to be, hands down, my mom's stuffing. Only she makes the best stuffing around!
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog too.
ReplyDeleteGreat fabric!
ReplyDeleteMy fav dish for the holidays is called frozen salad and it's something I've had growing up. Forget the turkey I just want that!
limes.sweet(at)gmail(dot)com
My favorite holiday dish is this one from all recipes. http://allrecipes.com//Recipe/roquefort-pear-salad/Detail.aspx It was such a huge hit the first time I made it, it's reappeared at EVERY holiday get together since! Try it and you won't be disappointed!
ReplyDeleteI am also following your blog!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday dish is french toast. I know it's silly, but that's what my family eats every christmas morning. It's a beautiful, delicious tradition in our house.
ReplyDeleteSweet potatoes, ham, cookies!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower!
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Homemade fudge!
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Mac n cheese, every time. But I just made some egg nog fudge, and I have to say, it might become a new (decadent) tradition.
ReplyDeletegreat fabrics! I am all about fudge! and lemon squares!
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I'm a huge fan of mini red velvet cupcakes sprinkled with a little powdered sugar.
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I can't think of my favorite dish but I love homemade chocolate turtles! Yum!
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And I'm a follower! Pick me ;-)
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Tamales. Or possibly pull-apart coffee cake for Christmas morning. Or cornbread dressing. Thanks for the giveaway! Especially a whole yard of fabric -- generous :)
ReplyDeleteI follow you! (but, not in a creepy way! ) :-)
ReplyDeleteLove this fabric! My favorite Christmas meal is a tea ring that my grandmother makes for Christmas morning breakfast every year
ReplyDeleteUpside Down Pumpkin Cake is a real favorite, here. http://prytzrecipes.blogspot.com/2007/12/thanksgiving-special.html
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Holiday dish is the classic Macaroni and Cheese! I can't get enough of it. Kids love it, kids-at-heart love it...mmmm...my mouth is watering! http://mrspeluyera.blogspot.com/2010/10/5-step-mac-n-cheese.html here is my favorite recipe.
ReplyDeleteThis is a new one, but OH it won't be going away from our holiday table for many years! YUMMMMMMM! Mocha Pumpkin Cheesecake....seriously.
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shannoncarman at yahoo dot com
My favorite holiday dish... oh dear this is a tough question!! I would have to say sweet potatoes. mash them, and then mix in pancake syrup! SOOO GOOD!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaway!
h_freund@hotmail.com
Awesome giveaway!
ReplyDeleteAnd now I'm a proud follower!
ReplyDeleteLove this giveaway. Favorite holiday dish? Stuffing!
ReplyDeleteWonderful giveaway. I always take a Pumpkin Roll, one of the first thing to go and everyone always wants me to bring more! Happy Holidays
ReplyDeleteBraised carrots. Yummy, colorful, healthy!
ReplyDeleteChristmas is not Christmas with out a big plate of crackers,cheese and salami!
ReplyDeleteYeah for boys, now I am a follower.
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I have always been drawn to these patterns in other blogs! :o)
ReplyDeleteNow I am following you! :o)
ReplyDeletecheesy mashed potatoes
ReplyDeleteI always like to make a Bailey's White Chocolate Cheesecake for special occasions!! Thanks for a great giveaway!! I'm hosting one too so hop on over to my blog and enter:)
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My favorite holiday dish is The Man Pleaser. It's a concoction of hashbrowns, soup, cheese, and a cornflake topping. Men go gah gah for it!
ReplyDeletethis fabric is awesome! our fave dish is a sweet potato dish with cranberries and pecans. I found it on mccormick.com a couple years ago and it's a must now!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite christmas dish is... probably the spiced cider on christmas eve, does that count? I love christmas cider!
ReplyDeleteohh- I love pretty much everything food-wise- but esp the mac and cheese and than all the desserts- russian teacakes, surprise meringes... yummu!
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ReplyDeleteI am a follower of your blog!
ReplyDeleteI love to make baked smashed yams with brown sugar and maple sugar. It's always a hit & you really cannot go wrong!
ReplyDeleteOh, I am so doing a happy dance just looking at those fabrics! I like a sweet potato casserole with a brown sugar/pecan topping. It's more for Thanksgiving, but I'm kinda thinking of making it for Christmas too. And I always like that broccoli, bacon, and red onion salad. Not Christmas-y, but very tasty.
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ReplyDeleteOh, I love the couch fabric! Adorable!
ReplyDeleteA must have dish on my holiday table is a pasta salad with peppers and carrots and a creamy sauce. Mmm!
What a lovely giveaway! I haven't bought any tufted tweets yet, but I keep meaning to. :)
ReplyDeleteI think my favourite holiday food is the cheese plate that we tend to put out before dinner when we have company over. And it's easy, too!
you know, Christmas doesn't have quite the same usual menu as Thanksgiving does. Proly what speaks to me the most is a good punch. My grandma always does sprite, 7-up, some type of juice (usually orage or lemon) and sherbet.
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ReplyDeleteHomemade Pecan Pie! I thought that it was hard until I made one (using an really good EASY recipe) for thanksgiving...so easy!!!! and so much better than those jiggly ones at the store!
ReplyDeletePS...I LOVE tuffed tweets!! Such a generous giveaway!!! Thanks!!
mugirl113 at gmail dot com
There is a caramelized walnut/brn sugar/yam dish that I love! I had it one year at my Aunt's and have been trying to recreate it ever since. Yum.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
Love the fabric - thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteI think for Christmas this year we're doing a standing rib roast. I have a recipe that practically fixes itself so it's nice and easy but looks fancy and complicated. Love that. ;)
And I'm definitely a follower!! :)
ReplyDeleteMy favourite dish is my mom's stuffing. It's wet, dense, and soooooo gooooood!!! Thankd for the chance to win AWESOME fabric!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower too!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday dishes are anything with sweet potatoes - YUM!
ReplyDeletecopper1047(at)hotmail(dot)com
Sew generous! Good luck with your dinner. This year I'm going to try gingerbread pudding with caramel sauce for dessert. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeletewe are making cheesy scalloped potatoes!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite party dish period is brie tarts. Little tart shells filled with brie and whatever kinds of preserve you like. I use fig for the holidays.
ReplyDeletekammomile at yahoo dot com
If you aren't already planning on having a green bean casserole, you really really should. its tasty, easy, and people throw out compliments like you wouldn't believe.
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This looks great, thank you!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower too :)
ReplyDeleteamy_scraps(atyahoodotcom)
I like the looks of things around here...count me in as a new follower :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI hate to be boring, but my favorite holiday dish is really just good old cornbread.
(ettlinga(at)dickinson(dot)edu)
My favorite is the stuffing... mmm
ReplyDeletealisha@netidea.com
My neices always beg me to make velveta, ritz and broccoli casserole. Despite the broccoli, it is NOT healthy
ReplyDeleteLove twice baked potatoes! thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite dish is cherry pie!
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I love to have Paula Deen's carrot cake, yum! courtlyons@yahoo.com
ReplyDeletePork roast...yummy.
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I'm a follower!
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I made cranberry pie a few years ago, it was so yummy. I found the recipe on All Recipes.
ReplyDeleteOur turkey with a maple syrup and sage glaze :)
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I love layered salad, with lettuce, cheese, bacon, onion, peas, and mayo. Yum!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful fabric! I like to make garlic mashed potatoes for the holidays. Or scalloped potatoes. check out The Pioneer Woman for more ideas!
ReplyDeleteAmbrosia is good with any meal!
ReplyDeleteCombine: sliced+cubed oranges, halved green grapes, halved pecans,shredded coconut and dress with 1/2 sour cream+1/2 whipped cream mixture.
Options: cherries
miniature marshmallows
red grapes
walnuts
peach yogurt instead of sour cream
My favorite Holiday Dish is Creamed Onions!! Numnumnum!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wonderful giveaway! Happy holidays to you and yours! <3
krencamp(at)gmail(dot)com
What a fabulous giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteI love the fabrics..can't wait to see who wins!!!
andreajene(at)yahoo(dot)com
Woah! Awesome fabric.
ReplyDeleteOur favorite dish is bacon-wrapped water chestnuts, in a brown sugar sauce. It may not be good for the cardiovascular system, but man does it make a tasty small bite.
Happy holidays!
orinoco14 at yahoo dot com
My favourite holiday dish is meat pies on Christmas eve. I think we anticipate them more than the turkey dinner. My husband and I make them together from a not-so-secret family recipe. They are delicious!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE that fabric. Ahhh...RED!
It's nothing earth shattering... but green bean casserole is my absolute favorite holiday dish!!
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this year we are doing a ham...with homemade mac & cheese as a side. i make a MEAN mac & cheese. :)
ReplyDeleteCheese and crackers!
ReplyDeleteI love Southern Living's dressing recipe! Sadly I don't have it handy to give it to you, but it's the best dressing I've ever had! Thanks for the chance to win - Tufted Tweets is such a wonderful line of fabric!
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I make whipped eggnog sweet potatoes. yummm.
ReplyDeleteKey Lime Pie for sure! It is awesome to end your meal with a little citrus (and a sweet pie of course).
ReplyDeleteThanks!
ashley(dot)chandler(at)aggiemail.usu.edu
My favorite dish is mashed potatoes. Sounds odd but mashed potatoes make everything better.
ReplyDeleteI suppose my favorite is smoked turkey but I love all the stuff that goes along also!
ReplyDeletemy fave is Red Hot Apples. so easy and unique, can be made well in advance, yummy as an appetizer, side item or with dessert and leftovers will keep. ingredients: apples, red hots, water, sugar. you can find the recipe online if you google it.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is a sweet potato casserole that really should be called dessert. It has a topping with pecans and coconut and is so darn good! No Marshmallows for us!
ReplyDeleteWonderful giveaway! Thanks!
I'm following!
ReplyDeleteI make root beer ham. Awesomeness!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
I love all things pumpkin - pie, muffins, soup...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing some great fabric.
I love to make little smokies in an apple jelly sauce! Soooooo tasty!
ReplyDeleteshardcastle@live.com
my favorite holiday dish... hmm... candied sweet potatoes!
ReplyDeleteThe one thing we make without fail for Christmas dinner is popovers. They are just so yummy! Almost as good as the fabric in your giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThis is probably a lame answer, but I really love traditional green bean casserole. I'd be happy with a giant bowl of it.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday dish: twice baked potatoes. Really sinfully good! Thank you for the giveaway and good luck hosting your dinner.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday dish is a salad with romaine, pears, gorgonzola cheese and pomegrantes. Looks very festive.
ReplyDeleteI became a follower (does that count for an entry?)!
ReplyDeleteDon't forget the cheeseball!!!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday dish is pumpkin pie. Our family does a Cheese fondue for Christmas eve every year, so that's a favorite too :)
ReplyDeleteWe have a mashed potato casserole we make every holiday -- full of french fried onions, sour cream and garlic. Love it.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday dish is mashed potatoes. And I LOVE Tufted Tweets!
ReplyDeleteFavorite holiday dish would have to be spinach artichoke filled crescent rolls super easy to make. Let me know if you want the recipe. Involves just cooking the rolls which are premade.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win! (sukie80@gmail.com)
My favorite holiday dish is glazed ham & of course cheesecake.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite side dish is carrots and turnips, mashed together with lots of butter!
ReplyDeleteI have two favorite holiday dishes, my mom's famous cheese ball and her wonderful sugarplum bread! Yum yum!
ReplyDeletemarcijdebetaz (at) hotmail {dotcom}
Yummy fabrics! This year I am trying something a little different for Christmas dinner. I saw the recipes in the recent Williams-Sonoma catalogue for an English inspired Christmas with a crown roast. I have always wanted to try one and this recipe is stuffed with pears and cranberries and nuts! YUM!
ReplyDeleteI love having ham on Christmas!
ReplyDeletekell22 @ cox.net
Hrmmm my favorite holiday dish isn't really a dish, but a dessert.. I love PIE! Especially apple.
ReplyDeleteButtery mashed potatoes!
ReplyDeletesandhya (dot) parkash (at) gmail {dotcom}
We make this Mexican chicken chowder each year for Christmas that is so yummy.
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