When I make gingerbread houses, I sprinkle coconut on the royal Icing to look
like snow.
For your turkey, you can put fresh grapes or cranberries around it on the
platter. It looks good and it is easy.
Cheers,
Candida
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I am having our British club party at my home, a sit down meal for about 30,
luckily I don't have to make all the food, but I will need something for the
table centers and I seem to remember doing a snowy scene years ago using soap
powder for the snow. Does anyone remember doing that, and if so,
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The other thing is Thanksgiving. I am hosting that
this year but decided to save some work by ordering
the turkey, potatoes,
gravy and stuffing from the local supermarket, ready
cooked, probably as cheap
as buying it and having the oven on most of
Hi Janice
Grate or peel any bar soap in a large bowl with potato peeler into 2 cups
boiling water, (about a half cup of peelings). Add about a quarter cup of
liquid laundry starch, whip on high with electric mixer. Add more soap
peelings if not stiff enough.And create! It dries hard and
For christmas it would be nice to mix in some pine scent.
Cearbhael
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