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    Mashed Potatoes Don't Make For Good Leftovers : GardenFork Radio

    by Eric · This post may contain affiliate links, its one way we pay the bills. · 8 Comments

    Call us: 860-740-6938 ! Thanksgiving takes over a large part of this week's show, brining, sides, and Mike has an opinion on all of this, Eric finds the Tartine Bread book and video to be excellent, preparing for winter, plus viewer mail and listener call in line calls. Chad Robertson's new bread book, Tartine Bread is www.tartinebread.com. His restaurant is Tartine Bakery, www.tartinebakery.com Watch the video about their new book, Tartine Bread, here

    Brine Recipe:  http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2010/10/my-favorite-turkey-brine/

    Mike and Eric

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    1. Steve Howard

      November 09, 2010 at 6:36 pm

      Hey Eric -
      Just a thought, but....
      You can solve the squeeky chair and the background sound issues with a dynamic microphone. Condenser mics pick up too much sound as you have discovered. Switching to a dynamic mic solves a lot of issues like that.

    2. Tim

      November 10, 2010 at 10:04 am

      Great show! I hope both of you get to feeling better soon.

      You asked for Thanksgiving menus - here is ours
      Smoked turkey and smoked ham
      Creamed spinach casserole topped with crushed Cheez-it crackers
      Dressing of course
      Sweet potatoes topped with marshmallows

      Concerning Brussel's Sprouts - my wife prepares them by splitting them, drizzling on some olive oil and kosher salt and broiling them until the edges get a dark and crispy. Our kids eat them before they make it to the table. They are outstanding.

      Keep up the great work!

    3. Tim

      November 10, 2010 at 1:53 pm

      Speaking of fighting off colds, this showed up on LifeHacker just today - http://lifehacker.com/5686387/how-to-most-effectively-battle-the-common-cold

    4. Cheryl

      November 10, 2010 at 8:07 pm

      Dear Mike, thanks for the pic ; Why does Eric look so disgusted, is it because of his cold. Just wondering, have you two been friends for a long time? Cheryl in VA

    5. Monica

      November 11, 2010 at 4:50 pm

      Hey guys! Jim and I deep fry a turkey for Thanksgiving. One year I was going to roast the brussell sprouts on the grill but realized too late that we were out of propane. So, after frying the turkey, I tossed in the brussell sprouts. They were amazing. My entire family ate them before they hit the table. The were crunch, salty, creamy little green nuggets!

      My stepmom makes a mushroom stuffing. Two versions, a regular and a vegetarian for my sister. Jim makes a "white trash" stuffing made from White Castle hamburgers, carrots, celery, a bunch of sage. It's surprisingly good.

      For a Holiday Gift Idea, I like http://photojojo.com/store/
      Like, I like the entire website!

    6. Bruce Berg

      November 11, 2010 at 4:53 pm

      Enjoyed the show! My cold preventer tip: Something I always do when coming home from anywhere in public is FIRST wash my hands. That helps keep germs off anything in the house. Also, wipe off cell phones regularly since you're touching them often.

      We do the traditional Thanksgiving meal. One big side dish that I have to have is wild rice. My Aunt would always bring down locally harvested wild rice from Duluth, MN. for Thanksgiving. I love it and it always brings back warm memories of her. Wild rice mixed with stuffing, turkey and gravy makes a great casserole too.

      Winter storm watch this weekend for north of Eau Claire. Steel cut oats season is here. 🙂

    7. Lisa

      November 11, 2010 at 7:50 pm

      Yes the 7 Mile fair still is open..Here is the link-http://7milefair.com/

    8. Joe Ledington

      November 20, 2010 at 9:20 am

      Here is a good analog calendar that I use. http://www.pocketmod.com/v2/
      Joey

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