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Thanksgiving Food Tips?
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I was wondering if anyone has any food tips or good recipes for Thanksgiving. I am looking for things along the lines of best way to make a juicer turkey? Desserts? I really appreciate everyone's support and help. Thank you.

posted November 20
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@A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member, My friend was just telling me this morning that she cooks her turkey in one of those Reynolds bags and she says it is the best turkey ever! You just put some flour in the bag, shake it around, and your veggies and the turkey and it comes out juicy and so delicious! She told me she was skeptical but it really works great. I cook mine in a Dutch oven but I only make a turkey breast and that keeps it moist and delicious too.

posted November 21

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