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Soup is good food, but Broccoli Cheese Soup is great food! As a kid I used to run around our house singing/screaming that slogan from the Campbell’s Soup commercials. That just may be one of the silly things kids do, but in my case the sentiment really stuck as I still adore soup. When it’s cold outside, few things make me feel as good as the smell emanating from a steaming bowl of heart warming soup.

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I’m sure many have been the times when you’ve still been so hungry after finishing a good bowl of soup that you say you could even eat the bowl. Well, have you ever had soup in a bread bowl? The first time I experienced it was as a kid at my aunt’s house in Louisville and it just seemed so creative to me. The concept of having your meal in an edible bowl can really be magical for a young eater, as I found out when I presented my kids each with their own bread bowls filled to the brim with soup.

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Broccoli Cheese Soup

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Servings: 1 cup
Author: Catherine McCord
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 40 minutes

Ingredients  

  • 4 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened
  • 1 small onion, diced
  • 4 tablespoons all purpose flour
  • 2 cup whole milk
  • 1 cup half and half
  • to taste
  • 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
  • 2 heads broccoli, cut into florets
  • 1/4 cup chicken broth
  • 1 1/2 cups grated sharp cheddar cheese
  • bread loaves for bowls (you can buy them at nice bakeries or Trader Joe's)

Instructions 

  • In a large pot over medium heat, melt the butter. Add the onion and cook 3 to 4 minutes.
  • Sprinkle the flour on top of the onion, and use a whisk to work in the flour. Once it’s combined, cook the onion-flour mixture for 2 to 3 minutes. 
  • Add the milk and half-and-half, whisking constantly until combined.
  • Sprinkle in the salt, pepper, and nutmeg. 
  • Stir the broccoli florets into the soup. Cover the pot and reduce the heat to low, then simmer the soup until it’s thickened and the broccoli is tender, 20 to 25 minutes.
  • Stir in the chicken broth and check the consistency. The soup should be thick, but if it still seems too thick, splash in a little more broth.
  • Add the cheese and stir until melted. Serve the soup in bread bowls. 
  • NOTE: For a smoother soup, use an immersion blender to puree the soup before adding the cheese.
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About the Author

Catherine is a mama of three. A Kentucky girl living in California. Here’s what I know: all kids can be great eaters and mealtime must be easy. I create simple, healthy recipes the whole family will love.

Comments

  1. My favorite Thanksgiving food would have to be tamales. My entire family puts all of their left over turkey in a pot(where we season the meat), and we all sit and make hundreds of tamales to freeze for the year. It not only stocks our freezers with yummy tamales, but it gives us all a chance to spend some extra time together over the holidays.

  2. My favorite part of thanksgiving is the stuffing from inside the turkey. So moist and delicious. We have always had spaghetti on Christmas Eve. The tradition was started the year my parents were divorced and we were feeling sad around holiday time. Pasta is a pick me up food at our house 🙂

  3. My favorite thanksgiving recipe is my grandma’s pumpkin pie which uses apple butter

  4. Love Ree’s program! Record it and watch a week’s worth at a time, bypassing commercials of course. Her recipes and technics are great. Keep up the great work, both Ree and Weelicios.

  5. My favorite dish is my grandmother’s cornbread dressing, which I will be reimagining as a gluten-free version this year. Wish me luck!

  6. I would LOVE my own copy of this cookbook! Not only am I obsessed with the holidays and tradition, but I’m a first generation born Amaerican who is trying to figure out this whole ‘American cooking’ thing for my husband and our boys!

    My favorite thanksgiving recipe is maple turkey with apple cider gravy. Oh, and Paula Deen’s green bean casserole! For Christmas I whip up a buch de noel!

  7. I love the Pioneer Eonan!! I can’t wait to read through this cookbook ad make more of Ree’s delish meals. My favorite recipe for the holidays is Cranberry Relish:
    1 bag fresh cranberries
    1 tart green apple
    1 sweet honey crisp apple
    1 orange (peeled and segmented)
    Zest of the orange
    1 cup sugar

    Pulse all ingredients in a food processed to desired coarse consistency. Serve as a salad side dish or on top of Thanksgiving turkey. This is fabulous to spread on leftover turkey sandwiches… My mouth is watering! I hope I win a signed cookbook!
    -Jodi

  8. I love the Pioneer Woman!! I can’t wait to read through this cookbook and make more of Ree’s delish meals. My favorite recipe for the holidays is Cranberry Relish:
    1 bag fresh cranberries
    1 tart green apple
    1 sweet honey crisp apple
    1 orange (peeled and segmented)
    Zest of the orange
    1 cup sugar

    Pulse all ingredients in a food processor to desired coarse consistency. Serve as a salad side dish or on top of Thanksgiving turkey. This is fabulous to spread on leftover turkey sandwiches… You’ll never buy the canned goo again. My mouth is watering! I hope I win a signed cookbook!
    -Jodi

  9. My favorite thanksgiving dish is Pumpkin Dump Cake. Make the pumpkin pie (29 oz.) according to directions and pour into a 9×13 dish. Cut a stick of butter into 1 package of yellow cake mix (add walnuts if you want) and then pat the cake/butter mix over the pumpkin mix and bake according to pie directions on the can. SO GOOD.

  10. Our favorite is the classic green bean casserole, which I’ve had to make Vegan versions for us.

  11. Our family’s favorite Thanksgiving food is ALL the side dishes. . . haha. . . especially the green bean casserole with extra crispy onions! YUM!

  12. Made this soup today, very yummy although strangely lacking carrots so I added them. (posted to Twitter @j2c and Facebook)

  13. I absolutely adore Ree and the Drummond family; what a great giveaway! Her Chipotle Chicken Chili is on the stove as I type.

  14. Thank you for a great giveaway, I love watching her show on Food network every weekend.

  15. Broccoli is my favorite vegetable! That soup looks amazing.
    cteeobrien(at)cox{dot}net.

  16. Sweet and savory breakfast stratas on Christmas morning. Picked peaches w Christmas dinner.

  17. Saw pioneer woman on tv today—she’s wonderful…can’t wait to get my first cookbook but she was making the French bread pizza’s on her show today that looked yummy!

  18. The big favourite Holiday dish in our home is Turnip Puff. It’s the only way I will eat a turnip. Even my toddler likes it. Of course, my mom’s stuffing is popular, as well as the ambrosia salad. Gotta have a little sweet with the savoury. 😉

  19. My tummy is already rumbling for Christmas dinner! Everything looks so amazing. <3

  20. Day after Thanksgiving dip: turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce layered in a pan and baked until hot. Delicious!!!

  21. My all time fav is tamales at Christmas time. My family makes them every year and I look forward to my first batch on Christmas eve to follow up with eating more at Christmas morning and then some….

  22. Cornbread dressing with oyster sauce! Handed down from my great- grandmother…Happy Thanksgiving!

  23. Homemade dressing stuffed in the turkey!! Originally made by great grandfather with chestnuts from a tree in his backyard.

  24. Love all of Ree’s recipes. and never miss her show. She males recipes with things most people have on hand and they are good family recipes that are down to earth that most people eat.

  25. Love how your children have bookmarked nearly every page! Looks delicious. Been dying to try her recipes from this book. Thanks, Weelicious!

  26. I would love to win a copy of your cookbook. Everything looks sooooooo good…

  27. Pumpkin pie! I never make it any other time, so I just look so forward to it. The soup looks delish!

  28. My favorite Holiday Recipe is my Grandmother Dowell’s Stuffing Recipe at Thanksgiving every year.

    Grandmother Dowell’s thanksgiving stuffing(dressing):
    4 3/4 cups chopped zucchini and/or yellow neck squash
    1/2 cup plus 2 Tablespoons chopped onion
    1/2 cup plus 2 Tablespoons dried celery
    1 cup boiling water
    1 cup unsalted chicken broth
    2 eggs slightly beaten
    1 (8 ounce) package herb-seasoned stuffing
    1 teaspoon poultry seasoning
    1/2 teaspoon butter flavoring
    1/4 teaspoon rubbed sage
    1/8 teaspoon pepper
    1 sm container of plain yogurt
    chopped pieces of turkey or chicken (optional)
    Vegetable cooking spray

    Cook zucchini and yellow neck squash, onion and celery in 1 cup boiling water for 15 minutes. Drain well.
    add chicken broth and the next 7 ingredients. Mix well. Add chopped meat if you like
    pour into a sprayed baking dish.
    Bake uncovered at 350 for 35 to 45 min or until heat through out.
    note: i just cooked some of the squash and zucchini some in a wok or skillet until partly tender and mixed in instead of boiling it.

  29. I’ll be making this yummy soup this week and hope I can win the book to make more of he delicious recipes!

  30. ~*~ FYI: I made the Broccoli Cheese Soup recipe above and it was DELISH!!!! Thank you again for posting it! ~ * ~

    Our favorite Christmas meal is made by my husband: BOEUF BOURGUIGNON (BEEF BURGUNDY)! Everyone raves about it and looks forward to it every year. If we don’t have it, everyone complains.

  31. Our families favorite recipe is our Christmas breakfast. My mom started this and we carry on this tradition with our little ones. I make a sausage/egg breakfast casserole the night before and love that it can bake while we open presents. We also make banana/strawberries together.

  32. I love the recipes that both you and The Pioneer Woman have given us. I have Ree’s first two cookbooks and would adore this third one!

  33. Our favorite for a few years now is sugared cranberries in a dish to snack on while waiting for the turkey to be done.

  34. Every year I look forward making and eating the apple sausage stuffing recipe I found years ago when I was still able to attend Thanksgivings with my family. (I’ve since moved 4000 miles away, and I’ve only made it home for Thanksgiving once.) I didn’t make it for Thanksgiving this year (I now live in Canada, so Thanksgiving was last month) because I was 9 months pregnant and just didn’t feel up to doing even part of a Thanksgiving dinner. (‘Cause, you know, if you’re going to go to the effort of making even part of one, you might as well go whole hog & invite people over & everything.) Anyway, this is link to the recipe: http://www.food.com/recipe/the-best-turkey-dressing-stuffing-146134

  35. I love making capirotada for Christmas! It’s a Mexican bread pudding that I make every year 🙂

  36. My daughter and I love Ree’s recipes. I watch the daily show as often as possible. I reared my four children in Oklahoma so I love it that Ree lives there too.
    A recipe that my father always made was what he called Ambrosia. I don’t know if this is a common thing or not but it was a work of love he made for Thanksgiving.
    He chopped apples, pecans, oranges and added canned pineapple chunks, coconut, and cherries. He chopped everything so small that it blended totally into one delicious bite every time you dipped your spoon in. He didn’t use any salad dressing but the juice from all the fruits make a wonderful soupy texture. There was never any leftover.

  37. I absolutely love all kinds of pie: chocolate mid pie, dirt pudding pie, and apple pie with ice cream on top!

  38. I love the Italian wedding soup and stuffing and mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving. Christmas I just love all the baking we do for Christmas. We make biscotti’s and pignoli cookies. Plus we always make new different kinds of cookies every year so this way we can have new favorites.

  39. Luv Ree’s rosemary rolls….yum! Would love to win a signed copy of her new cookbook…my fingers are crossed. 🙂
    Posted on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest!

  40. I can’t remember if I entered already or not. I hope that doesn’t disqualify me.

    Of course I also hope I win one of Ree’s cookbooks, too. Thanks for the opportunity!

  41. I can’t imagine the holidays without my grandmother’s dressing and gravy, it is delicious! We also have about ten casseroles to go with it! We are by far that Southern family with every casserole you could want…and pies, lots and lots of pies! 🙂

  42. I didn’t make pumpkin pie one year because hardly any of it was eaten the year before (I make several kinds). My grandson was heartbroken when he found out there was no pumpkin pie – turned out that it was his very favorite! He wouldn’t eat any other kind that Thanksgiving! Of course I have made pumpkin pie ever since!
    I love Ree’s giblet gravy – can’t stand white turkey gravy – so glad to see it. I hope everyone will make it from now on!

  43. My family has always made this to die for dessert every thanksgiving and Christmas. We call it dough boys! Its a homemade sweet bread dough, deep fried and then rolled in cinnamon and sugar. The outside is golden and crunchy while the inside is hot and doughy! Yumm. Can’t want for the holidays!

  44. glad you discovered the Pioneer Woman- I followed her blog early on. She’s fab! Try her Olive cheese bread- pure heaven.
    favorite holiday dish is my mom’s stuffing on Thanksgiving! Or deviled eggs…

  45. Love the holidays… Love cooking… Love PW… what more could a girl ask for… Oh yeah a PW cookbook 😉

  46. I love Ree and would love to win her cookbook. Favorite Christmas recipe is this specific “Breakfast casserole” recipe that I make on Christmas Eve and refrigerate over night, then bake it off on Christmas morning while we open presents . This is the one thing the fam expects and I could never get awa with not making it, Tradition is a wonderful thing! Sorr , the letter between the t and u on m keboard is not working.

  47. I love the Pioneer Woman! I would love to win this beautiful cookbook!!

  48. Dorie Greenspan’s brioche pecan sticky buns. Takes me two days to make ’em, but boy are they worth it.

  49. easy and good soup for cold evenings or anytime. would love to win ree”s new cookbook her recipes always seem to fit right in

  50. I made this soup tonight for dinner and it was FANTASTIC. Mine was thick so I did add extra broth. We’re vegetarians but veggie broth made an excellent substitute for the meat broth called for in the recipe.

  51. We love pumpkin cupcakes with cinnamon cream cheese frosting and, of course, my Granny’s cornbread stuffing!

  52. Our favorite family recipes for the holidays is a yummy carrot cake with cream cheese icing and pumpkin pie with a brown sugar struessel. Can’t wait for the holidays!

  53. My favorite holiday dish is loaded potato soup. All that yummy cheesy creaminess warms my soul.

  54. Every Christmas Eve since my kids were old enough, we do 3 types of fondue with all sorts of things to dip and cook. We start with cheese, then oil, then chocolate. This year instead of oil, we are going to make a spiced up broth to cook up meats and veggies. I love this tradition, we all look forward to it, and it gets all of us around the table for an extended period of time. I would love to win a copy of this book!

  55. I would say frosted Christmas Cookies!! I would also say I would love to win a copy of her book.

  56. My Mom makes i tomato aspic that most everyone loves- except me. My family loves her cheesy homemade mashed potatoes! And my spinach salad with clementines, pecans, dried cranberries, herbed goat cheese!

  57. I would love a copy of her cookbook, everything she makes is amazing!!

  58. I love Ree’s recipes also and would LOVE to have a cookbook! GREAT Broccoli and Cheese soup!

  59. I love the Pioneer Woman’s cookbooks and Weelicious, and would love to win this one too, My kids are picky eaters but I can honestly say the recipes from the previous Pioneer Woman cookbooks my kids just LOVE them.

  60. Love Love Love soups, weelicious and pioneer woman! What a dynamite combo!!

  61. It’s so hard to choose a favorite Thanksgiving dish… I love stuffing. Last year I made a cornbread bacon stuffing and it was delicious! I think it will be a new tradition. Oh boy, my mouth is starting to water just thinking about Thanksgiving dinner!

  62. I make a wonderful brussel sprout casserole for Christmas. Even family members who don’t like brussel sprouts love it! It makes awesome left overs too!

  63. 3 years ago we started a new thanksgiving tradition. Instead of a turkey, we make my moms ULTIMATE corckpot potato soup! She throws it together in the morning, then lets it sit during the say while we make cookies for other people, play games, and eat snacks. Then, by dinner time we have a wonderful potato soup. It is deffinetly the best thanksgiving soup out there!

  64. I would love to win this cookbook. Every single one of her recipes I have tried have been amazing!

  65. LOVE ~ LOVE ~ LOVE ~ Broccoli Cheddar Soup! Today is my birthday and this what I want for dinner tonight! What a blessing it was to open your site today and find it. Thank you for posting it!!!

  66. our favorite at thanksgiving is the fried turkey dressing. delicious…

  67. I love to cook! I cook everyday i make simple things to gourmet things. My son said to me one day you show your love through your food. I love to make a dish and have my family tell me how wonderful it is. That makes my heart feel good to know how much they love and appreciate my cooking.

  68. Newly discovered this amazing lady known as the Pioneer Woman! Now I can’t live without her recipes and cooking show!

  69. I dream of homemade stuffing, it becomes a slight nagging in my brain in October, but by November it has become an all encompassing obsession which can only be cured by massive bowls of it and happy sounds that carry into December!

  70. Would love to win this cookbook & just in time for Thanksgiving feast! Yummy bread bowls here too!

  71. Rees wonderful recipe for cinnamon rolls. Make for holidays every year

  72. My husband’s favorite, must have broccoli cassarole! It is really the only thing I KNOW I’ll be making for Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners.

  73. I shared on twitter that my favorite holiday recipe is oyster dressing.

  74. The dressing for Thanksgiving and Christmas, When I was a child, I remember Daddy, going around to oyster houses and farmers to reserve the oysters for Thanksgiving and Christmas, Mama and Granmama made oyster dressing, Mamma’s was best.

    daddy

  75. Thanksgiving and Christmas dressing (oyster dressing). When I a child, I remember daddy checking out oyster houses or farmers to get the oysters lined up for the dressing, Mama and Grandmama made oyster dressing, Mama made it best.

    grandmama

  76. Best addition to our Thanksgiving EVER was the PW creamy mashed potatoes. Making them the day before just totally cuts all the stress out and allows me to concentrate on that gravy the next day!!

  77. My favorite thing to make with my Thanksgiving turkey is my apple cranberry stuffing.

  78. My FIL’s homemade stuffing is the best, too bad my kids don’t enjoy it. On Thanksgiving if they don’t eat their dinner, theirs always pie right?!

  79. it’s tough to pick just one, but I’d have to say I couldn’t do without a mountain of stuffing on my plate!!

  80. P.S. I dont know what URL means,new to the computer,my best recipe for Thanksgiving is the turkey with gravy.

  81. My favorite recipe for Thanksgiving is the Turkey with gravy………

  82. I make a Turkey that I baste in 1 cup soy sauce and 6 cloves of garlic and 2 sticks of butter.. Beautiful brown/gold color and the taste is amazing.

  83. #weeliciousgiveaway! youre awesome! Sweet potato casserole is always a hit!

  84. Christmas is nothing without family and a big ole pot of a variety of tamales! Pork, turkey picadillo & queso fresco with pasilla pepper tamales!! Is it Christmas yet??

  85. Party potatoes!!! We serve them at every major holiday – mashed potatoes w butter, sour cream, milk, sour cream, season salt, pepper, and sautéed yellow onions. Mix it all together, add an egg and cook until browned. Yum!!!

  86. Maybe not my favorite holiday dish, but the thing that reminds me most of holiday dinners is my late grandmother’s western raisin pie.

  87. I was going to make this soup tonight and forgot the broccoli! I thought about substituting potatoes and make a cheesy potato soup but the broccoli just sounds better. So have to improvise for tonight but tomorrow for sure!!!

  88. My moms dressing is the best!!!! I love it so much she cooks me another small dish of it to take home 🙂

  89. My husband and I are having out first solo (no extended family) Thanksgiving. I would love to have this book before then!

  90. My favorite thing to make at Christmas is “chex mix” (over 30 ingredients!) – my grandma made it every year when I was a kid – now I have taken over the time- consuming tradition, but it’s great to nibble on for a yummy salty treat!

  91. My mom’s family has a Christmas morning tradition of serving a breakfast casserole that began long before I was born and is one that still continues. The breakfast casserole recipe is ONLY made on christmas morning and as generations grow up the honor of making the casserole gets passed down. Honestly, for most of us it isn’t even about the quality of the recipe or casserole – there are a number of things I could easily change to make it better – it is all about the tradition of making it the same way and sharing warm breakfast casserole with those we love on Christmas morning each year.

  92. I usually look for recipes online, but Ree’s books have to be held in one’s hand, and browsed through while sitting in front of a fire with a nice cup of tea. The photos are every bit as good as the recipes! By the way, I have made this soup many times, and it is so delicious. Don’t be afraid to add the nutmeg, it really adds something special!

  93. I love the Pioneer Woman! and I’m intrigued with your website. Thanks for the drawing entry.

  94. My favorite Holiday recipe is the Green Bean Casserole 🙂 Thank you for my entry..

  95. The one constant recipe make without changing sweet salad. Sour Cream, mini marshmallow, pineapple and bananas.

  96. My families favorite Holiday recipe is a tie between Russian Tea Cakes and Home made Stuffing! 🙂

  97. My favorite recipe is Broccoli-Cheese Casserole, very simple with Velvetta cheese, cream of chicken soup, broccoli, and rice. I’m asked to bring it to all events!

  98. My mom and I always cooked Thanksgiving dinner together for the whole family as me and my sister were growing up. I’m 45 now and still call her every year to make sure I’m making her famous PUMPKIN ROLL CAKE like she always did…..the BEST EVER. Just like my mom!!

  99. Ii have one year old twins…I am always in search of easy, healthy and kid-friendly foods to cook. Love this site and Ree for those types of recipes! 🙂

  100. My husband loves to she what she is cooking on her show. She’s a great cook!

  101. I love this cookbook! Being a single mom I don’t get to buy cookbooks most if my money is spent on my son.

  102. My favorite Thanksgiving holiday recipe is my SIL’s sweet potato casserole. Yum!

  103. Favorite thanksgiving dish is butternut squash! Lots of butter and brown sugar of course 🙂

  104. This is a great giveaway — I love watching the Pioneer Woman on Food Network! My favorite Thanksgiving dish is stuffing, so much flavor! Although, cranberry orange compote is a close second 🙂

  105. We love homemade pumpkin pie for every holiday! I also love my Nana’s Turnip!

  106. Looks yummy and I could only wish that I could have copies of your cookbooks

  107. My absolute favorite Thanksgiving dish is green bean casserole. It’s just not Thanksgiving without it 🙂

  108. My mom’s dressing. She has passed many years ago now, and I keep the tradition alive of making her dressing. She began teaching me how to make it when I was little, learning the steps of crumbling the cornbread, and then adding each ingredient only to be followed by a taste test at each step. There is not recipe, just a lot of love and hoping my memory doesn’t fail me.

  109. I’d love to win a cookbook! The soup looks good – I will try it because I love broccoli cheese soup.

  110. My favorite holiday recipes are Rum & Sweet Potato Casserole and Ree’s Delicious, Creamy Mashed Potatoes!

  111. my favorite dish is the stuffing. i either make a sourdough stuffing or one with italian sausage and swiss chard…so good.
    thanks for the giveaway!

  112. My favorite dish for Thanksgiving is hands down my grandma’s dressing. My kids would say theirs is her rolls. For Christmas dinner we always do an appetizer buffet, and we always change it up, but my favorite is usually my uncle’s shrimp dip. Yum!

  113. My favorite thanksgiving dish is an artichoke parmasean sourdough stuffing…. Maybe there’s a new fave in Rhee’s book

  114. A new favorite of ours is cornbread cranberry stuffing from you…I usually hate stuffing, but yours is to die for…

  115. Broccoli Cheese Soup looks so delicious! I will definitely be trying this recipe this week!

  116. Ree’s new book is going to be soooooooo deliciousioso!!!! My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is a Sweet Potato casserole that tastes like dessert, and for Christmas – Frosted Sugar Cookies.

  117. So excited for this giveaway thank you! Im always looking for a new recipe to try!

  118. My favorite recipe for any holiday is my Grandmother’s roll recipe that we now call Nana rolls.

  119. Love this soup never thought about using smaller bread bowls for little ones!

  120. My little girls (2&4 years old) LOVE this broccoli soup. They went for seconds!!! Great recipe 🙂

  121. Sweet Potato Crunch! No one ate the sweet potatoes with the marshmallows but this is a hit!

  122. My husband’s family makes sausage stuffing with homemade sausage. Delish!!

  123. Every thanksgiving I make sweet potato casserole. Made with sweet potatoes, cinnamon, lots of butter and topped with a sweet pecan topping. It’s more like a dessert but I serve it with the main course. Everyone always enjoys it!

  124. I do all the cooking for my family and really wouldn’t want it any other way, but I think their favorite is dessert anything and everything but bunch love sweets!

  125. I love all things “Pioneer Woman”. Would love to win that new cookbook!

  126. My mom always makes broccoli casserole! But I have to make a homemade apple pie to share with my family!

  127. I love watching Pioneer Woman on HGTV. Great recipes and so family friendly.

  128. For years and years by recipe that I love to make is fresh cranberry sauce, unfortunately I found out last year when I made it that my boyfriend at the time, now husband, doesn’t like it.

  129. My very favorite Thanksgiving meal, is an smoked turkey that has been brined for a couple of days using kosher salt, lemon, maple syrup, and some rosemary. Of course you have to have mashed potatoes, with giblet gravy , cornbread dressing(not stuffing), green beans that are home grown, and corn. Of course to end the meal, pumpkin and pecan pies.

  130. We make German Pancakes every Christmas eve morning & Danish Puff for Christmas. Both recipes my grandma handed down to us. There are special memories with the traditions, she taught me how to make them. I loved our baking times together. My grandma was the kindest, most loving woman ever!

  131. Love Ree on her show Pioneer Woman. Would love to have a cookbook.
    I am going to make this soup. It looks wonderful.

  132. I would really like to make a bowl of this, and sit in my favorite chair eating it while looking at her new cookbook. Sounds like a perfect ending to a long day of work.

  133. We do the sourdough bread bowl with clam chowder in California. Also started new tradition of Ciopinno for Christmas dinner – seafood stew with a rich tomatoey base. We make a large quantity in a turkey fryer, then have plenty for leftovers to take home for the next day. Instead of one person in the kitchen cooking all day- the old prime rib dinner- we all share the prep. Someone chops onions and bell peppers. Others clean the shellfish, crab and shrimp and clams (whatever seasonal fresh seafood- here in California Christmas is Dungeness crab season) The person cooking outside (gas turkey fryer) gets a bottle of wine. Some for the cook, some for the stew. My sister ( the fisherwoman) gets all the credit for her recipe. We still have traditional desserts and cookies on Christmas day.

  134. This sounds so yummy, perfect for a cold night. Will definitely be making, and really really really want to win a cookbook.

  135. A tradition in our family is to make homemade egg noodles and then cook in broth. My grandma used to do it and now my mom does. I will have to learn as well.

  136. I would love to win a new cookbook! I am constantly looking for new recipes for home and work- food preparation recipes need to be revamped! Thanks for all your hard work spreading healthy attractive food!

  137. A tradition I have continued with my kids is making the egg casserole on Christmas Eve for our Christmas morning brunch!!

  138. My mothers chocolate pie with whipped cream and crushed candy canes.

  139. Just liked and shared your page. Always looking for kid-friendly recipes for my 8 year old granddaughter.

  140. Hi Just wondered what all purpose flour is as from England and love the sound of your soup also when you say chicken broth does that mean chicken stock as like cooking now as have not done so for so many years Thank you

  141. I love making a great raw veggie dish that includes broccoli, cauliflower, celery & onion with the addition of Craisins, bacon and sunflower seeds. It adds an extra ‘crunch’ along with the great traditional Turkey Day fixins’!

  142. I love Tyler Florence’s recipe for green bean casserole. No canned soup or processed ff onions!

  143. I love making candied squash at Thanksgiving! I also love making cookies and candy before Christmas, and my special shrimp scampi to go with my dad’s grilled Ribeyes Christmas eve!

  144. I love Weelicious and the Pioneer Woman! I’d sooo love to win the cookbook!!

  145. Fav Thanksgiving recipe has to be homemade cranberry sauce and a new dish I just made, cooked pumpkin, filled with stuffing!

  146. Our favorite Thanksgiving and Christmas dish is my Great-Grandmother’s buttery rolls – sadly, no one has the recipe so we’ve been trying to “master” her recipe since she passed!

  147. Love Weelicious and Love the Pioneer Woman.. its like the blending of my two favorite things!

  148. Would love to win this as I am huge fan of both Weelicious and the Pioneer Woman!

  149. Jerk turkey and ye olde-timey pecan pie, made with maple syrup and molasses!

  150. This soup looks delicious. My favorite part of thanksgiving is making the turkey and gravy.

  151. My ultimate favorite recipe is my mom’s sweet potato casserole with brown sugar, butter, cinnamon crumb topping! It is a family favorite and one I can’t imagine my holiday’s without!.

  152. Sweet Potato Casserole!!! Absolutely a holiday dinner staple…can’t resist those toasted marshmallows on top 🙂

  153. This recipe looks fabulous! I have long been in search of a good “Panera Bread” mimic, but Pioneer Woman is just as good. 😀

  154. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is the butter rolls that I adapted from the recipe my parents had at their bakery. They have since retired, but it wouldn’t be Thanksgiving without butter rolls!

  155. Mocha Punch is our favorite Christmas recipe. Even tho this is an icecream drink, it’s still perfect!!!

  156. I always love to bake pumpkin and pecan pies. This year I am going to add a dessert from the Pioneer Woman’s cookbook. Love her shows.

  157. yum love this soup combo and the bread bowl makes it even better! cant wait to try it. would love to check out the new pioneer woman book! we love the weelicious site and use the books ++!

  158. Love broccoli cheese soup and can’t wait to try this version!
    Thank you for the chance to win a cookbook! I love Pioneer Woman!

  159. Love this kind of soup and i would love to win the cook books watch pioneer woman every week.

  160. Thanksgiving: My favorite dish is a cranberry mold with layered pecans and sour cream.

  161. My husband and I have to have bleu cheese, cranberry, and walnut stuffed pear arugula salad every Thanksgiving!

  162. Every Thanksgiving my Nana and I make her famous secret recipe for dressing! It’s amazing, and why Thanksgiving is my favorite Holiday!

  163. On my dad’s side we always have chili and oyster stew for Christmas Eve dinner. I still am not a fan of the oyster stew, but it’s not Christmas until I have a big bowl of steaming chili!

  164. My Momma makes nuts and bolts for the holidays and I love them, nuts, pretzels, and homemade crackers mixed with her secret sauce and baked until crunchy, it’s silly, but I absolutely love it but can’t seem to make it taste as good as hers, no matter what I try. Would love a copy of Ree’s new cookbook, absolutely!

  165. We love Tabouli with our Thanksgiving Turkey and fresh cranberry relish. Greatly compliment each other.

  166. Would love to win this book. Love Ree! Looking forward to discovering Weelicious.

  167. Yum – so many wonderful ideas – and the hard part is viewing while at work and having to wait to get home to make it!

  168. We love turkey, cranberry and arugula sandwiches! Oh and we also love weelicious and Ree Drummond!

  169. My favorite is the turkey and stuffing for either Thanksgiving or Christmas and then the left overs for a sandwich.

  170. I have one of her cookbooks and would love to have another. Her recipes are ones that my picky eater likes.

  171. Every Thanksgiving my mom & I make a pumpkin roll! It’s always a hit!

  172. My favorite thing at Christmas is all the goodies my sisters and I make that mom used to make.

  173. My favorite is sweet potato casserole with marshmallows on top! I was so silly when I was young, I wouldn’t even try it. But I must add that then it was not served with marshmallows to sway me ! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!!

  174. My family loves Ree’s recipes, especially this one! She’s one of those bloggers you just fall in love with so quickly. Just like you too, Catherine!

  175. One of our families favorite traditions for Thanksgiving is Sweet Potato Suffle. And we mix it up a little and forget the pumpkin pie; instead we have a pumpkin roll.

  176. My family’s favorite holiday meal is actually Ree’s Simple Perfect Chili! 🙂 I make it EVERY Halloween before we go trick or treating. We invite grandparents and friends over and have corn bread and chili or chili dogs!

  177. Thanks to our Danish heritage, our favorite and must have dish is Rodkal. We don’t usually have cranberry sauce because this red cabbage is perfect with turkey!

  178. We love PW recipes and my daughter is always excited when I dish up one of her recipes. Perfect Potatoes Au Gratin is a great side dish to a Thanksgiving turkey or Christmas ham. I love this giveaway!!

  179. My boys aren’t fans of turkey, so instead we have an awesome steak dinner with twice baked potatoes. We don’t spend tons of time on dinner and it leaves more time for board games!

  180. I make monster cinnamon rolls at the holidays! They are so large you can’t even eat a whole one by yourself!

  181. We love my grandma’s French Canadian desserts like Pets de Soeurs, or Nun’s Farts (no kidding, that’s really what they’re called!). You simply roll out leftover pie dough, layer with brown sugar and slices of butter, roll up, slice into pinwheel rounds, and bake in milk and maple syrup. Warm yummy pastry goodness!

  182. Our family favorite is my grandmother’s cornbread dressing recipe. It is a must have for Thanksgiving. Some of the main ingredients are Jiffy Corn bread…mmmmmm sweet and Jimmy Dean sausage with sage and Jimmy Dean sausage with maple! So delish!

  183. our favorite recipe is cranberry sauce. i taught my husband how to make it and he makes it better than i do now.

  184. My favorite thanksgiving recipe is Ree’s pecan pie. I make it every year!

  185. I’ve made this soup and it is divine! I’d love to give this cookbook to my Mom for Christmas.

  186. My fav dish at any holiday gathering are homemade rolls!!!! I’m a carb girl 😉 altho another Christmas favorite is ebelskivers, which is a tradition in my hubby’s fam on Christmas morning and when we moved away I had to learn to make them…and have grown to love!! (Altho I will admit that a Traders Joes makes some pretty yummy ones that I *may* have used right after having my son instead of cooking)

  187. I’m not a cook book person – I like to cook from blogs, usually. But, I must have this cook book since every single holiday I end up making at least one Pioneer Woman recipe – usually more than one.

  188. My mom makes Bohemian egg dumplings, which is a long-time family recipe. No mashed potatoes at our house, just these dumplings and stuffing. Yum!

  189. I make a really good apple crumble for Thanksgiving. It’s easier than an apple pie, and tastes even better!

  190. Need Ree’s step-by-step instructions for preparing the Turkey. This year I want to do the cooking for my mom/ famiy !!! Visuals are a must for this to be successful:)
    This alone sets Ree apart from any others.

  191. My favorite recipe is for Thanksgiving… It is a Mashed Sweet Potatoes sprinkled with brown sugar and topped off with Chambord. After it is cooked it gives a crispy top to the sweet potatoes! Yumma!!!

  192. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe I make each year is my Sweet Potato Casserole

  193. I have the cook book, all of them but would love a signed one so I can donate my new one to a deserving person that doesn’t have funds to purchase one.

  194. I love Ree! My family likes to have ham for the Thanksgiving and Christmas, And deviled eggs. And onion dip…

  195. Would love to have her cookbook! I love her other one that I have and know I would love this one too!

  196. OH MY GOSH I love Ree! I have been reading her blog and obsessing over her food recipes for years! My favorite holiday recipe is a bit of a different tradition, but for Christmas Eve dinner we always have tamales! We go all out and feast on tamales, guacamole, and beans. YUM!

  197. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is mashed potatoes with cheese on top, broiled for a crisp layer on top.

  198. Yummy! We just had our first frost, so you posted this recipe at the perfect time.

  199. I haven’t made one dish from Rhee’s books that my family hasn’t loved. I’d love her new book!

  200. I tweeted Best Broccoli Cheese Soup | Weelicious weelicious.com/2013/11/04/bro… via @weelicious
    9:43am – 5 Nov 13

  201. Love everything on the table but the best has got to be mothers coconut cake.

  202. We have so many fans for both Thanksgiving & Christmas. Our must haves is creamy sweet corn & sweet potatos & chocolate pecan pie.

  203. My family’s favorite thanksgiving recipe is my 6 cheese Mac and cheese. I use sharp cheddar, guyure, Colby,, mozzarella, Romano, and Parmesan.

  204. I’m buying this for all four of my grown nieces for Christmas…..ssshhhh. I need one for me!

  205. We enjoy the Smithfield ham only cured in Va. Very salty.

    Slice very thin and enjoy,

  206. I just tweeted this giveaway. Please put my name in for this draw to win the book! Thank you!! 😀 @jenniferpepp

  207. I recently started watching your show while on my maternity leave of my second boy Brancen! I absolutely love the show and you! You are so down to earth and I feel the recipes you make I can definitely relate to and do 😉 This soup looks so yummy too and simple. Cannot wait to try it! I hope I win a signed book!!! Fingers crossed

  208. I would LOVE LOVE to win this book! I have a young family and nutrition is so important to me. I love to prepare healthy but FUN recipes for my family. Thank you for the chance to win! 🙂

  209. My go-to thanksgiving reciep involves ANYTHING with sweet potatoes! also, i love incorporating butternut squash these days 🙂

  210. I so enjoy trying Ree Drummonds recipes and would love a copy of her new holiday book:)

  211. I have a board dedicated to Ree on Pinterest. I just shared on facebook. Thanks for the opportunity!

  212. My family LOVES purple mashed potatoes. It really adds pretty color to our holiday spreads.

  213. My best friend makes a sweet potato casserole for me every year and I love it. The past couple years my family has decided they like it to, so she went from making it in a 8×8 pan to a 9×13. I still try and hide the leftovers.

  214. My favorite thanksgiving recipe has to be creamy mashed cauliflower and potato combo and bread stuffing.

  215. This soup looks incredible! Thanks for doing a giveaway as well! I know each if her recipes are keepers!!

  216. Our favorite Thanksgiving recipe is homemade mashed potatoes with a little (or a lot of) cream cheese mixed it. Super smooth and creamy!

  217. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is my grandma’s custard apple pie. I’ve been trying more PW recipes and haven’t found one yet I didn’t love–would love to win a cookbook!

  218. Mom always made what she called a meat pie. Boiled Davey sausage with a thickening baked into her delicious pie crust. Awesome!

  219. Crab stuffed mushrooms for our Christmas Eve Italian “meat free” dinner. Delish!

  220. would love to have a free cookbook already have it on my xmas list for myself love your show

  221. I love a good bowl of homemade soup !!!!! I would also love winning this cookbook !!

  222. My new favorite recipe is homemade croissants, but my creamed corn is an oldie but goodie.

  223. I love this soup and I make it at least once a month! Our favorite family holiday dish is dressing! Yum!

  224. The holidays wouldn’t be the same without my grandmother’s Italian wedding soup. I never enjoyed it as much as I did the sights and sounds of my little Italian grandmother in our kitchen preparing the fresh Italian greens, the dozens of mini chicken meatballs, or the rich cheesy soft croutons. She passed a few years ago but I have the honor of preparing her soup for the first time this Thanksgiving for our family. I hope I make her proud!

  225. The holidays wouldn’t be the same without my grandmother’s Italian wedding soup. I never enjoyed it as much as I did the sights and sounds of my little Italian grandmother in our kitchen preparing the fresh greens, the dozens of mini chicken meatballs, or the rich cheesy soft croutons. She passed a few years ago but I have the honor of preparing her soup for the first time this Thanksgiving for our family. I hope I make her proud!

  226. My mom’s stuffing or my grandfather’s potato pancakes are my Thanksgiving favorites.

  227. The holidays would never be the same without my grandmother’s Italian wedding soup. I don’t think I enjoy it as much as I do the smells and sounds of my grandmother in our kitchen preparing the homemade chicken meatballs, or the cheesy soft croutons, or the fresh Italian greens. She’s been gone a few years now but I have the honor of preparing that soup this Thanksgiving for the first time for my family. I hope I make her proud!

  228. My nana’s meat and potato stuffing! Basically mashed potatoes and hamburger with lotssssss of seasoning! DELICIOUS

  229. I can’t wait to make this soup, sounds perfect for cold winter weather! My favorite holiday dish is cheesy green bean casserole. Yum!

  230. Great recipe! Can’t wait to try this soup to warm me up. Tis the season.

  231. Too many favorite recipes — toss up between yam cassorole with yummy spices and brown sugar and a layer of pecans on top, or the special stuffing that looks like Ree’s but also includes cranberries and nuts and …..

  232. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is for my Grandfathers stuffing. Yummy with lots of butter, sausage, and raisins!!!!!!

  233. My favorite food to eat for Thanksgiving is cornbread stuffing. Going to share on Facebook!!

  234. Hi Ree~
    I love your cookbooks and how you take the extra time and effort to take photos as you go. That is just one thing that really sets your cookbooks apart from others.
    I have your first two books and love them. Cannot wait to get this one~
    Thank you Ree~

  235. Homemade Cinnamon Rolls on Christmas morning……does it get better than that?!

  236. My favorite cookie to have at Christmas is my Grandmother’s Italian Wichadada. She came to this country as a little girl about 120 years ago and making these cookies became a tradition in our family. The filling is a combination of figs, raisins, dates, nuts, oranges, lemons, and spices. A delicate pastry is cut into small rectangles and a spoon of this mixture is placed in the center, The pastry is then folded over and crimped (much like making ravioli), baked and brushed with a light frosting. Time consuming, but delicious! My daughters and I enjoy getting together before the holidays to make this special cookie…….it beings back many warm memories of being with my Grandma when I was a little girl!

  237. My Mom and I watch and enjoy your show every week. It would be great to get your book.

  238. My favorite Christmas recipe is for mince tarts. Nothing reminds me more of England at Christmas than making those things!

  239. I could go on and on about my favs because..well I love everything but if I mist pick just one..pumpkin pie!!with whipped cream and a dash of nutmeg on top;p

  240. Oddly enough, I just love mashed potatoes and gravy!! I know that is not a super special holiday recipe, but it’s my fave!! Also, I love getting my Granny’s homemade rolls! This will be our 8th holiday season without her, but my mom and aunt and uncle keep the tradition going!!! Hope you all have a blessed holiday season!!

  241. We always have ambrosia salad for Thanksgiving & grape salad for Christmas.

  242. I shared and record her on sat morns. Would love her new book. Plus iam a Texas country girl ……love all the wee stuff too

  243. Oyster stuffing in a cast iron skillet, baked in the wood cook stove. Mmm! Make the stuffing, mix in rinsed fresh oysters, place in a cast iron skillet with lots of butter on the bottom so the stuffing gets a yummy crust on it! Bake 20-30 min at 350 So good!

  244. Manicottie @ Christmas stuffed with cheese and spinach! Jum! Love that tradition!

  245. I love Pumpkin Pie and Cheesecake during the Holidays! I especially like the super easy recipe on the back of the Libby’s canned pumpkin. A few years ago I was diagnosed with Celiac so I started just baking the custard and forgetting the crust altogether. Then came premade Cheesecake filling next to the whipped topping at the grocery store. So now I bake the custard filling and once it cools I spread a layer of the cheesecake filling all over. Just before I serve it I drizzle Caramel Sauce over it. Yummylishcious and Gluten Free!

  246. My mother always made homemade noodles. This is a tradition I’m tryng to continue.

  247. One of my favorite Thanksgiving/Christmas recipes, is my Mom’s stuffing! I use her recipe, and my husband, loves it! His late mother also loved it! It’s always a big hit whenever we make it!

  248. One of my favorite family recipes is an orange praline yam casserole from my mother-in-law’s cookbook. by Marlene Sorosky.. It combines cooked yams with a little brandy, melted butter, and OJ with a brown sugar, butter,& pecan topping. Everyone also loves my Grandmother’s tea punch with lots of fresh squeezed juices in it.. it is my favorite punch.

  249. My daughter’s favorite type of soup is eaten out of a bread bowl. I’ll send her the recipe for the broccoli cheese soup!

  250. My grandmother’s Pumpkin chiffon pie, so light and fluffy!! And turkey on the grill…Yes I live in a cold climate, but I do grill out year round. It’s too tasty not to!!☺☺

  251. My favorite holiday recipes for either Christmas or Thanksgiving is my mothers home made stuffing and also cranberry relish with oranges, pecans and pineapple in it. SO delicious!

  252. Making our PA Dutch potato filling. I love the smell of the onions and celery cooking with the butter!

  253. I don’t know if i am signing up right for these give aways? what is the url? I wish i knew how to do this because i really enjoy the show and all the animals…

  254. I come from an Italian family, souther Italy tradition is feast of 7 fishes on Christmas eve, so much food and love my very favorite which I wait all year for is my nana’s delicious Lingunie with calamari and muscles in a red sauce! Love, Love, Love!

  255. I enjoy watching Ree’s tv show. Her recipes are tasty and look so easy to prepare.

  256. My great grandmother’s recipe for noodles is a favorite in our house.

  257. My Grandmother use to make homemade noodles with chicken & Milnot cream for Christmas when I was a kid. As an adult, and Grandma not able anymore, I keep the tradition going. They are my most favorite Christmas side!

  258. Our favorite holiday dish in general is green rice: broccoli, cheese & rice casserole–it’s made for every family get together, from Thanksgiving to the Fourth of July, even family reunions.

  259. My FAVORITE Christmas/holiday recipe would definitely have to be these cookies my grandmother always makes that I refer to as “moon cookies.” We’re Macedonian, and I believe the recipe comes from “the old country”. 😉 They’re simple dough-like cookies, shaped as half-cresent moons, and covered in white powered; they’re really easy to make, and I absolutely <3 them! 🙂 Thanks so much for having this fun giveaway!

  260. Bapka…..Stollen…….zimmt kuchen……mohn rollen……..
    Frucht boden………all the german cakes we make every year. Here are some of them…….not christmas without them!!!!!!

  261. I am so happy i found you site… my kids looovveee this soup… I will try making it and will be their favorite parent for a long time. 🙂

  262. We love homemade potato soup on Christmas Eve. Just love your recipes and your show. I love the step by step instructions and would love your new cookbook. It would be fun to share with my 3 granddaughters to learn how to cook. Happy Thanksgiving.

  263. Four years ago I started hosting Christmas morning brunch for my parents and two brothers. It was a family tradition that I wanted to start for my girls. I created a different tablescape every year and planned a new special menu as well. Every one would come over around 9, we would eat and then open presents. My girls never once, in all 4 years, asked to open presents before we ate. They were so excited to see the pretty decorations and the anticipation of our family coming over, that the presents were at the back of their minds. Which is exactly what I think it should be…..all about family and the beautiful gift that was given to us so long ago. All that being said, last year I merged a couple different recipes and came up with a bread pudding with spiced rum sauce, that was rather tasty! My Grandmother loves bread pudding, and she was able to come down for Christmas and share our annual brunch.
    I wanted to have a dish that I knew she would like. That is probably one of my favorite Christmas recipes, just for the fact that I will remember her being there and the special time we all shared together!

  264. Oh I can’t wait to try this, I once had gumbo in a bread bowl, it was so good to eat the bowl when I finished

  265. I really enjoy watching your show on the food network. The cookbook looks beautiful!

  266. I love Broccoli Cheese soup and I would dearly love to have this new cookbook! Strawberry Pretzel Salad is a favorite at both Thanksgiving and Christmas celebrations at our house.

  267. Great recipe! Just tried it tonight and it went over really well. Even my somewhat picky 4 year old was into it! Though I do think I’ll add more broccoli next time. Thank you for posting this!

  268. My fave is pears stuffed with a cream cheese pecan filling covered with lime jello topped with marchino cherries

  269. Looks delicious! I can’t wait to make this myself. Thanks for the chance to win!

  270. My favorite is my Moms apple turkey sausage stuffing. No holiday is complete without it! I can’t wait for thanksgiving!

  271. Broccoli and Cheese Soup is my eldest daughters FAVORITE!! Not to mention that we are just a soup lovin kind of family anyway! If we can turn it into a soup or make it just like the one we love at the restaurant or its a newbie that looks tasty we are so there!! And best of all we made it ouselves! Yummy Yummy in our Tummies!

  272. Sage Dressing for Thanksgiving. It brings the best memories of my mom making it as I was growing up and it tastes wonderful.

  273. I will be making Sage Dressing for my family this Thanksgiving. My mom made it every year when I was growing up so it brings back a lot of wonderful memories and besides it tastes wonderful.

  274. My favorite recipe is my Grammy’s popcorn balls which she made every Christmas and I have continued the tradition.

  275. I love watching the Pioneer Woman and trying her many wondrful recipes! Will be making the Broccoli Cheese soup recipe very soon!

  276. Soup is just the best thing I can think off to warm my soul. Love this.

  277. Yumm…made that soup a few weeks ago, so delicious! Favorite Thanksgiving/ Christmas dish…well I am Canadian so we already had ours. I made a great acorn squash side dish and happened to be from Pioneer Woman’s website. Delicious!

  278. My favorite Christmas recipe has been handed down for at least four generations. On Christmas Eve, we make ambrosia with naval oranges, flaked coconut, pineapple chunks, crushed pineapple, and maraschino cherries. Sometimes I cheat, though, and don’t wait for Christmas to make it!

  279. Soup in a bread bowl! Can’t wait to try it! Look forward to the show every week! Was going to go to the signing in Dallas, but had to go to south Texas for a funeral. Sorry I missed meeting you!

  280. One of my favorite salads for Thanksgiving as a child was an orange and lemon layered Jello salad. It starts with orange Jello then marshmallows then lemon then bananas and repeat again. Then topped with whip cream and maraschino cherries!

  281. My hubby does the big ole bird on the grill so that frees up my oven to make yummy dishes! My family loves my corn souffle’, pumpkin gnocchi, and cranberry chestnut stuffing…oops! I just drooled a little on my keyboard…

  282. My mother made a marsh mellow salad that is really easy. A bag of marsh mellows, 2 cans of mandarin oranges, 1 can of chunky pineapple, 1 16 oz tub of sour cream. She called it the 24 hour salad, because you made it the day before and refrigerated it over night. I love this salad and my kids love it too. Thank you for bringing that memory back, my mother passed away 6 years ago. It is wonderful to spend Thanksgiving together as a family.

  283. Thank you for being such a down to earth person. I have never been one to be glued to a cooking show, however I could watch your show 24/7. Your presentation is low key and very enjoyable. Blessings to you.

  284. Cut clean, large sweet potatoes in quarters and boil til tender, but not completely done. Cool slightly and peel. In large skillet (depending on the amount you are cooking) mix 3 cups maple syrup, 1/3 cup brown sugar and 1/2 stick butter and bring to boil. Add sweet potatoes and simmer til slightly crusty. Serve with any syrup left in the pan.

  285. Favorite Thanksgiving recipe? Roasted turkey and stuffing as only my mother could make it!

  286. For Christmas…and stickin’ with the soup theme…my mother’s homemade French onion soup. She cooks the broth and onions on the stove and then fills up the cutest (and I can’t even imagine how old) individual ceramic bowls, adding some homemade croutons and topped with cheese to go in the stove for the perfect melted, bubbly tops! I love the smell and waiting for that first bite when you break through the cheese…makes my mouth water! It wouldn’t be Christmas dinner without my personal, hot and perfectly bubbly bowl of her soup!

  287. wow this looks great, woder if I can get my kids to eat broccoli like this??!!
    We love butternut squash soup, it is nice and creamy and slightly sweet!

  288. My grandpa and I always made gumbo for Christmas Eve. He passed away this summer and I get weepy every time I look at the cookbook we used and scribbled all over, or think about making it without him.

  289. I’ve not been able to purchase one of Ree’s cookbooks yet, but I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to win one!!! She is just the sweetest person and I can tell her food is SCRUMPTIOUS!!!

  290. Love Ree’s cookbooks!!! You have to try her cheesey potatoe soup too!!! It ROCKS!!!

  291. My mom actually gave me this cookbook today, but I would love to win this because I want to give this to my bestie Dawn! She is so deserving. I plan on buying it for her for Christmas either way! ❤️❤️

  292. Definitely good ol’ cut-out sugar cookies! We always iced them as a family while listening to carols!

  293. I loved my moms Sage Dressing. I use to eat the leftovers in a sandwich. Mom use to laugh and tease me that I was eating a bread, bread sandwich. I will be making it this year for my family for Thanksgiving.

  294. It is either our loaded potato casserole or our broccoli & cheese cassarole- after the turkey and stuffing of course,and out molded cranberry pecan sour cream swirled always gets raves!

  295. Saw this book at Walmart yesterday!!! I want it SO bad. My birthday is the 7th so maybe I will win it! 🙂 If not I will buy it and give it to myself as a late birthday present. Thanks!!

  296. Cornbread dressing, candied sweet potatoes and my Mom’s cranberry jello mold. Most all my recipes are handed down from my Mom.

  297. It’s a toss up between vegetarian stuffing and baked sweet potatoes! I love Thanksgiving dinner!

  298. I would so love this cookbook, this recipes are great and the picture are an added pleasure!

  299. stuffing…any kind is amazing! but I really love the way my czech friend makes it with sausage.

  300. Love your show Ree. And would really love a copy of your cook book. <3

  301. love watching your show. My grandson love the kids book Charlie the Bassett Hound, We got him a Bassett he named Pup Pup he was 6 weeks old know he is over a year old he looks almost like Charlie he loves Pup pup very much. Love that your show is about cooking and your family love watching the ranch games. Would love one of your cook books,

  302. Pinned on Pinterest. I just recently found your site and I am loving the recipes.

  303. I love put holiday traditional meals my favorite is breakfast soufflé casserole!

  304. Love the Pioneer Woman (and Weelicious)! Would love to check out her new book!

  305. My grandmother’s stewed corn. It sounds odd, but it is a tradition and I love it! Hope I win!

  306. We would love a copy of this new cookbook. We have really enjoyed and used the other ones.

  307. Turkey and dumplings on the Friday after Thanksgiving! I never have understood all the hoopla about leftover turkey – turkey and dumplings is perfect comfort food after a stressful day! And no cheating with Bisquick – it’s easy and they’re never as good as when you make the dumplings yourself and cut them in the same diamond shape momma used to make,.

  308. Butter, cream, and cheese….I’ll need to hit the treadmill for sure! At least there’s some broccoli to take away the guilt:)

  309. Every Christmas eve I make cheese and pepper bread with ham salad. It wouldn’t be Christmas without it!

  310. Mmmm … love spending time with family and sharing all the potluck dishes prepared by each family. So many good cooks and so many good receipes.

  311. Would like to win the cookbook. Msy already submitted my name on Ree’s website.

  312. I love pumpkin pie and all of the Christmas cookies that my grandmother made and my mom made over the years. Now I do the baking and the butter cookies are still my favorite!!!

  313. My favorite family holiday recipe is Orange Cranberry Marshmallow Salad. So yummy!

  314. My whole family loves “Top Salad”, which I have always found to be gross! But I’m in the minority! Has anyone else ever heard of this?

  315. Favorite Christmas recipe would have to be a tie between million dollar shortbread and peppernuts (which are a Dutch dollar size cookie)
    Would totally love a cookbook!!!
    Will share on Facebook!

  316. Apple Pie for dessert and homemade cranberry sauce for the turkey. I would love to have one of the cookbooks.

  317. We have a family recipe for stuffing passed down through the generations. The ingredients that really “make” it are lots of sage, and chopped pecans!

  318. My grandma’s baked oyster casserole. I grew up eating that every year for Thanksgiving.

  319. Would love to have this cookbook of Ree’s…Such a fan of her show…her childrens books and her cookbooks….

  320. Thanksgiving Favorite in my house, Italian style stuffing, made with prosciutto, cheeses, sausage etc… in muffin tins !

  321. I have 2 other cookbooks from The Pioneer Woman and we love them! Some of our favorite recipes come from them. Thanks!

  322. I would love to win Rhee’s new book! She has the most delicious and fun recipes!!! I like her in facebook…

  323. My Mother’s Cranberry salad recipe! I would love to own this cookbook !

  324. Love to have my first cookbook from Ree and plus is a signature but love her cooking w/all of the pics of how to put recipe together too! I posted on Facebook and love the wonderful table my family puts together w/turkey and ham, homemade hot rolls, all different casseroles, pecan pie, cakes, pumpkin pie! Yummy

  325. Thanksgiving is definitely my favorite holiday, mostly because in my family it’s a time where the extended family gets together (which is great) and eats. All. Day. Long. My favorite food thing about it is the turkey & waffles made with the leftover turkey. It’s a Pennsylvania Dutch thing & oh so delicious!!

  326. Even though I really hate turkey, my kids can’t wait for me to make that huge bird and set it on the table. They talk about it for months and usually have it gone in a few days.

  327. Love to have my first cookbook from Ree and plus is a signature but love her cooking w/all of the pics of how to put recipe together too!

  328. mmmm….. broccoli cheese soup! I can’t wait to see the other recipes in your new cook book!!

  329. Forgot to add -just bought Weelicious book and cooked shrimp fried rice, everyone loved it! Sharing this on FB!!!

  330. Some of my family’s favorite holiday foods are homemade carmels, cutout honey cookies in Christmas shapes and iced then sprinkles, and a German cookie Pfeffernüsse, made with anise flavor and are soft and rolled in powdered sugar. Also enjoy making another German dish at Christmas, knephla, a creamy soup with onions and bacon, cream and milk, and dumplings. Makes me want to start baking!

  331. I always like my mom’s cornbread dressing at Thanksgiving and I usually make roasted sweet potatoes with apples and cranberries. Yum!

  332. We love making homemade perogies for Thanksgiving! Would love to win the cookbook. 🙂

  333. Hope I win this great new cookbook! Can’t wait to see and try all the new recipes.

  334. I have been trying to win a cookbook from Ree for a long time I would love to win

  335. We always make tamales for Christmas. It’s a long process but well worth the wait. It’s an annual tradition that goes as far back as I can remember.

  336. I shared this recipe on FB with the hopes of another chance to win Ree’s cookbook!! =)

  337. My favorite Christmas recipe is my mom’s stuffed french toast for Christmas morning. A family tradition!! =)

  338. We always make Tamales every Christmas. It’s a long process but well worth the wait!

  339. I love watching your show. I hope I win one of the cookbooks. I have entered several times for other things that you have given away also. It would be nice to have one of the cook books before the holidays coming up!

  340. Thanks, for the great giveaway, I hope to win a cookbook, but, if not good luck to the winners. I love Ree’s show & have tried many of her recipes, I have not yet tried the broc cheese soup, but, as I love it, am hoping to give it a try, looks amazing in the pic.

  341. My mom started a tradition of a French chicken stew. She passed away 3 years ago and I just found a box of her old cookbooks. I want to try to find that recipe to make again this year.

  342. I so enjoy watching your show. You’re a true down to earth woman with an awesome smile!

  343. My favorite recipe to make is for breakfast on Christmas Day. It is called Eggs Portugal and it is an easy breakfast casserole that we enjoy while opening presents!

  344. My Mom’s green jello salad with pineapple and walnuts. It is not a holiday meal without it!

  345. I so enjoy watching your show. You’re a true to earth woman with an awesome smile!

  346. I have her other two awesome cookbooks and would love to add this one to my collection 🙂

  347. my family always enjoys stuffing from the bird and of course chocolate pie for desert. would love to win your cook book, its on my christmas list but that wont help me before the holidays arrive.
    lol

  348. My Grandmother passed away 9 years ago and we miss her very much. She made her own cranberry relish and it is just not the holidays unless I make this relish. So many memories

  349. Love your recipes and your show and family–‘the recipes are for everyone–yummy and not difficult to make

  350. I have always been a HUGE fan of my Grandmas Christmas Tea Punch! It warms you up and makes you happy! Always thinking of my grandma makes me happy!

  351. Thank you for the opportunity to make this recipe. Congratulations on your show and the new cookbook.

  352. My favorite recipe has to be breakfast quiche. Make it the night before and then you’ve got something ready for the morning of the big meal!

  353. Love your new cookbook…seen it at the store the other day. If I do not get lucky enough to win one I will put it on my Christmas list! Love all the great pictures!

  354. My family’s favorite would have to be Pumpkin Pie! We make it for both holidays!

  355. I love this time of year. Soups, stews, chowder. Is there anything better??

  356. Waiting for that weekend that’s dreary outside so I can cuddle up with this cookbook!

  357. I love Ree’s recipes and her cookbooks. They’re easy quick and so delicious!

  358. This recipes of Ree’s looks so great. I love broccoli soup..now I can eat the bowl too..pinned it. I also love her chicken pot pie and many other recipes..YOUR recipes are great too. Thanks

  359. Our Christmas family get together (if we can) morning would not be my grandmother’s scotch scones. Only two of us know how to make them. Maybe this year we had better pass it on to a new generation.

  360. The hands of generations echoing the touch of those who are gone preparing the present day’s meal give continuity to the family and the promise of the traditions carrying on! Happy Thanksgiving and Blessings to all families and friends.

  361. This is recipe looks so good. I remember making broccoli and cheese for the first time for Thanksgiving and everybody loved it my grandmother has requested ever since. I would love this cookbook to learn new recpies.

  362. My favorite recipe for both Holidays is chocolate toffee trifle and New Jersey blueberry bread!!

  363. I love to try new recipes during the holidays. I have lots of kids and grandkids to sample !

  364. After 40 years of marriage. Every Thanksgiving and Christmas. We have my husband grandmother Fresh Cransberry Relish. It not the holidays without the Relish. Love to watch your show every Sat. morning.

  365. Our favorite holiday recipe is my Mom’s Persimmon Cookies. We usually start making them right after Thanksgiving. I have family, friends and coworkers that start asking in July about when the cookies will be ready.

  366. Favorite Thanksgiving and Christmas dish we serve is cornbread dressing. The recipe was my grandmother and mom’s recipe.

  367. BrocolliCasserole @ Thanksgiving & Christmas ! Also Strawberry-Pretzel-Whipcream Jello dessert <3

  368. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is my Mom’s stuffing. She makes it every year. She has changed it up now and then but the spices and how she toasts the bread are the key to the stuffing! Last she she even adapted it for my nephew who has Celiac’s disease. We had a gluten-free Thanksgiving and it was wonderful.

  369. My favorite is my family recipe for decorated sugar cookies. My grandchildren are the 5th generation to make them with their grandmother.

  370. It’s not Thanksgiving without sweet potato casserole on the menu. Would love to own the cookbook!

  371. Deep dish apple pies and pumpkin pies at both Thanksgiving and Christmas get togethers

  372. I love cheese broccoli soup. Whole Foods sells “chicken” bouillon cubes for vegetarians that I like to use instead of chicken stock. Thanks for the chance to win a copy of the cookbook!

  373. I use this recipe all the time but i also chop up some jalapenos and some times a few green chiles.

  374. My favorite thanksgiving recipe is pecan pie. I would love to win pioneer woman’s new book! Thank you!

  375. My mom’s coffee cake for Christmas breakfast and my hearty chili for Christmas dinner!

  376. the best recipe is to have the whole house smell like roasted Turkey and to let the kids ‘paint’ the sugar cookie turkeys with egg yolk paint.. The ‘paint’ is made like this -put several separated egg yolks in small custard dishes and color with bright red, green, blue, orange for the tail feathers.. This is the BEST sugar cookie recipe ever from a German Cookie Cutter Shop in Pennsylvania.

    1 C Sugar, 1 lg egg, 2-to 2 &1/4C flour, 2 t bakpowder, 1/2 t salt 1/2 t vanilla, 1 C butter. Blend the egg with all ingredients. Chill 1 hr. and roll on floured surface to cut with cutter shapes. Bake @ 375 for 8-10 min. Cool on racks to decorate.

  377. I love Wheelicious and I have been dying to get Ree’s new book!

    Thank you!
    Stephanie

  378. I have your other cook books and would love to have A Year of Holidays by Ree Drummond.

  379. Love your show, love your recipes. I am fascinated with your life on the ranch and tape every episode. I am so excited about your new book and would love to own it!

  380. Our favorite recipe is for our dressing. The secret ingredient and catch phrase heard throughout the day is More Apples! (I prefer Jonathans)

  381. Love pioneer woman. I have made this soup and it’s great! Good choice. I would love to have her new book!

  382. My mother used to make these absolutely delicious cherry cheesecake bars when I was a child. The recipe called for chopped walnuts, cream cheese, and cherry pie filling. There was definitely more to it, but as a child you don’t think about the ingredients, you only think about that wonderful desert that you’re going to eat for the entire holiday season.

  383. I love my mother-in-law, and now my husband’s, oyster stuffing. Better than turkey!

  384. My favorite holiday dish is my caramelized Brussels sprouts! They’re wonderful!

  385. Yummmm…looks delicious! I love your cooking show, Ree, along with your family and the animals. Looks like a really fun life you have!

  386. Pumpkin Cheese cake I make it because it’s often requested at Holidays!

  387. Everyone in my family loves the mashed potatoes that I make…. Using cream cheese, sour cream, butter, and chives, these are delicious. Would love to have Ree’s new cookbook to add to my collection!

  388. I love Ree’s cookbook’s but when I moved to Montana I inadvertenaly left my cookbook’s in Colorado,I really really need a new book.

  389. I have to make my grandmas homemade peach pie crumble and peanut clusters.

  390. I can see my homegrown broccoli is going to be taking a Jacuzzi with some chicken broth and cheddar real soon!

  391. I must always make my mothers applesauce cake during the holidays….it is a yearly custom……….

  392. It would be the homemade bread that my husband makes. He makes something different every year and it’s always delicious!

  393. I can’t wait to get my hands on this cookbook! Broccoli cheese soup is my fav! Finally a recipe that doesn’t require a crockpot!

  394. Our stuffing!
    Lots of butter
    Sautéed celery and onions
    Hand-cut toast and sausage. It tastes best after you’ve burned your fingers pinching apart hot toast and sausage. Be sure to make extra sausage.
    We splt the recipe 1/2 in foil and 1/2 in the bird which gives the perfect amount of moisture.

  395. Kielbasa for Christmas with lots of homemade desserts. Especially sugar cookies and cupcake decked out for the holidays.

  396. My favorite Christmas recipe is Chocolate Fudge Delight. The recipe is my grandma’s, who died when I was very young. Mom used to make it every year for Christmas, now I carry on the tradition.

  397. Family, food and football!! Nothing like sharing delicious food with the family and cheering for our favorite football team! That is why I love the holidays.

  398. My family can’t have Thanksgiving without Pecan pie. We’re all displaced Texans. This year, I’m going to try Pioneer Woman’s recipe!

  399. Can’t wait each week to watch Ree! Love her show and all of her great ideas. Would love a cookbook!

  400. I love the dressing or stuffing I make it just like my Mom did with sausage in it , it is sooooooo yummy.

  401. I always love the Duckling with wild rice and apple sauce for Xmas from mom.

  402. I Love to watch Ree making all her dishes-this Broccoli soup is soooo Good!!

  403. My favorite thing to make during the holidays is sweet potato casserole and candy.

  404. My family loves winter salad, which is made with romaine, apples, pears, cashews, dried cranberries, shredded Swiss and a poppyseed dressing! Mmmmm!!! Can’t wait for the holidays!

  405. I Love watching Ree making all her dishes-This Broccoli soup is sooo good!!

  406. Definitely our delicious sage stuffing (my grandmother’s fabulous recipe)!

  407. My kids love the Pioneer Woman’s potato soup. Yum! Would love to try this soup next.

  408. I would have to say Smashed Potatoes! (as we kids used to call them). I now make them on Thanksgiving as well as other days. Just mashed potatoes, beaten until ALMOST smooth. You want lumps in them. Lots of butter & sour cream mixed in. Yummy…..

  409. we love to make roasted brussel sprouts, mashed sweet potatoes, and a really delicious autumn salad.

  410. I love creating and cooking new recipes. I started cooking full meals when I was six years old and have not stop since then. Cooking is my middle name. lol

  411. I love everything about the Holidays. I enjoy trying different foods, so I really love all the new, old, and revised recipes that come out during this season. I can’t wait to get Ree’s cookbook.

  412. I made this for my family the day I saw you make it 🙂 I did not have any whole milk so i used 2% and half and half in place of the heavy cream. I am sure it was not as rich and creamy, but my family loved it!!! Sooo good!!! My husband records all of your shows on Food Network so I can watch and get ideas 🙂

  413. My favorite recipe would have to be my grandmother’s recipe for fruit salad – so yummy!!

  414. My Mom’s garlic and chive mashed potatoes! She even puts in a little cream cheese to make them extra yummy. Have to indulge at least once a year. My sister makes them for Thanksgiving and my Mom makes for Christmas. Ok, so twice a year :). Thanks for the opportunity.

  415. Love roasted brussel sprouts, sausage stuffing, creamed peas and onions, and pumpkin pie….plus my birthday cake….a cookbook would be a nice present, too. 🙂

  416. My favorite recipe for the holidays is pumpkin pie made with pumpkins from my garden and homemade crust ☺

  417. Fall is in the air in Palm Springs. . . . . getting ready for the holidays……

  418. Love reading about food, cooking food, eating food!!! Finding new recipes is my hobby!!

  419. I love my mother’s recipe for creamed onions with thyme which only ever appeared at the holidays.

  420. I switched to Pioneer Womans green bean casserole last year. Whole family really enjoyed the change from the “soup” version.

  421. Love soup in winter. Hubby retired & he’s getting into cooking. He would love cookbooks

  422. My favorite to make is pumpkin chiffon pie. So light and airy…love it!

  423. Hi there,
    No word of a lie, Catherine and Ree are my two favourite bloggers. Thank you! I have already bought a copy of your new book, Catherine, and would love a copy of Ree’s new one. Please keep up the good work ladies. Lots of love and admiration from Megan, in Canada’s capital, Ottawa. xox

  424. Our favorite dessert is Pineapple Pie which is nearly impossible to find. Had to order special at Christmas time through a bakery
    in California-can’t find them in the NW. Time to make it now. It was my Dad’s favorite pie ever.

  425. My favorite Christmas recipe has turned into a family tradition. Grandma Okeefe’s sugar cookies are made during the holiday using the homemade strawberry jam from the previous summer.

  426. Excited about the broccoli & cheese soup recipe. Can’t wait to make it. Bought the cookbook for my sis but would love one too.

  427. Grapenut Custard from my Father-in-Law’s recipe and it uses only 1/4 cup sugar for the entire recipe that serves 4.

  428. Roasted turkey with stuffing and giblet gravy. Can almost smell and taste it!!

  429. I always look forward to my mother-in-laws traditional bread stuffing. We only have it once a year and love every bite!!

  430. Would love to have an signed cook book from Ree Drummond, love watching her show and trying her recipes. The broccoli and cheese soup looks positively yummy!

  431. I love making my sweet potato casserole! It’s delicious! Oh, and pumpkin spice log role! Yum! Now, I can’t wait for Thanksgiving!

  432. Escarole Soup
    saute chopped carrots, celery, onion in olive oil in large pot
    add large can of College Inn chicken broth
    clean and cook escarole in water for 30 min. drain, then add to pot
    make small meatballs cook in oven for 30 min. then add to pot
    add a can of water and a handful of minute rice. continue to cook all ingredients for 45 minutes.

  433. For some reason, either the greenbean casserole or corn pudding are always requested.

  434. Would love to win! My favorite Thanksgiving & Christmas recipe is *SPICY* green bean casserole with pimentos.

  435. Gooey butter coffee cake is a staple in our house from thanksgiving to Christmas.

  436. Grandma’s cornbread dressing……….works for Thanksgiving AND Christmas!

  437. I just love the pioneer woman and have tried several if her receipes. I will be asking for some Of her cookbooks for Christmas I tape all her shows

  438. I just live the Pioneer women i tape all her shows and have tried a lot of her yummy receipes.

  439. Love your recipes Ree even if I don’t win I sure know how to look them up.

  440. Our family tradition is Steamed Chocolate Pudding with a decadent hard sauce. Forget pie- I’ll take my pudding every time!

  441. SO looking forward to something new for the dinner table!!! Thanks for the opportunity!

  442. Love pecan and pumpkin pies at thanksgiving!
    And would love to win this book!!

  443. Christmas is my favorite time of the year, even more special with 4 grandbabies!

  444. We love to watch The Pioneer Woman and enjoy trying her recipes. I would love to have this cookbook to go with the other one that I own!

  445. My favorite is recipe is for delicious the delicious homemade pecan pralines that we make for Christmas Eve at my inlaws home. They are wonderful ,

  446. Ambrosia salad – 1 cup of sour cream (yes, SOUR cream), 3 or 4 sweet oranges cut in pieces, (I’ve used canned mandarin oranges, but some I’ve tasted lately aren’t so good), 1/2 c. sweetened coconut, 1 small jar maraschino cherries cut in half, and a cup or two of miniature marshallows. Don’t let the sour cream fool you – there is enough sweetness in the ingredients that you won’t even know it’s sour cream.. The measurements aren’t as important as the ingredients. Just dump some in and if it looks like it needs more, add more.

  447. Would love to get that cookbook! One of our favorite Thanksgiving dishes is the all time classic…apple pie! and we love the browned-butter cardamom cookies at christmas : )

  448. I’m not the cook my Mom and Daughter are. They can go in and make a delicious meal out of what I see as nothing. So, I love to try new recipes out of gorgeous cookbooks….like this one. My favorite thing to eat at Thanksgiving is the dressing, but I have to have cranberry relish to go with it. I make all kinds of different relish.

  449. I already ordered my copy but if I won an autographed copy I could give the one I ordered to my daughter. LOL

  450. My favorite family recipe is our Broccoli Corn Casserole that my grandmother taught us all to make. We never go without it !!

  451. Our last Thanksgiving meal together when all my kids were home was 3 Tombstone pizzas and a pistachio dessert. That’s what they wanted and they knew I could make that without ruining it as I am not a very good cook….but I’m working on it. 🙂

  452. Sage dressing. Bread , celery, onions. Butter., sage…..yum . Thought we were making the ‘old family recipe’ for years……til my mom and I watched my grandma dump in a good sized helping of mashed potatos a few years back because ‘thats the way Ma made it.’ LOL

  453. I’d love to have the book to learn more of these delicious recipes!

  454. UPDATE: I just made this tonight for dinner and it was amazing! Easy to make..kid tested, husband approved!

    Bonus points for making it the same day I hope?!

  455. Made this tonight! A hit for my husband and me and even my one year old son had some!!!! Yummy!!!

  456. My favorite side for Thanksgiving every year is Broccoli salad. It is always perfect for any holiday. We have about 50 to a 100 family members every year for this event, from all over the country to come home to this tiny community. This year 2013 is going to be the most special 50 years this has been taking place. It’s going to be the best one ever!

  457. Christmas wouldn’t be the same without making and decorating Grandma Truebloods Christmas Tree Sugar Cookies. Great Memories! Miss my Grandma so much!!!

  458. Gooey Butter Cake, Veggie Bars and Homemade rolls are my kids’ favorites for the holidays.

  459. Omg I so have to make this one day this week. I love soup in a bread bowl!!

  460. Our favorite Christmas breakfast is apples cut up in cream cheese on toasted bagels!

  461. I must say my favorite was Christmas of 2002. We went out to my parents and had bbq hamburgers and hot dogs…my mother was too sick to come in to my home.
    That was the last time I had my son for Christmas…he was killed in auto accident in Oct. 2003

  462. I’m responsible for the cranberry relish. Has fresh orange juice and some find, but the secret ingredient is the Gran Marnier! YUM!!!

  463. Shrimp, Crab legs, Artichoke dip, White chicken enchiladas. All kinds of snack foods 🙂

  464. My favorite recipe for holidays is cranberry punch and pecan pie. Shared on Facebook your page.

  465. Soup is one of the reasons I love fall so much. Soup is definitely GOOD food!!!!

  466. For Christmas Eve we make beef stew and dumplings. The dumplings are from an old family recipe handed down from my husbands Grammy.

  467. I love to bake an assortment if Christmas cookies and host a cookie exchange! My favorite cookies are called Snowballs. Hershey kisses hide inside a little ball covered in powder sugar.

  468. Favorite holiday recipe: Thanksgiving Pumpkin Pie Cake as made by my sweet daughter, Christi……………..

  469. This looks like another yummy PW recipe 🙂 Every recipe of here’s i’ve made has turned out so delicious! Love her! Thanks for the giveaway.

  470. Homemade cornbread dressing made with celery/cornbread/turkey broth!! Of course sage! 🙂

  471. I LOVE the quick pumpkin rolls!! They make the day after T-day a lot easier and still special!

  472. I would love this cookbook. I have her other ones and use them all the time to fix delicious meals for me and my husband!!

  473. I love all things about Thanksgiving and the holidays in general but it’s the only time of the year I make cranberry sauce. It’s so good and goes great with turkey and stuffing! I made it with orange juice rather than water last year, added a little orange zest too, it was delicious!

  474. I look forward to both holidays because I indulge in broccoli casserole which is not good for me but is oh so good!

  475. I love broccoli soup!!!! I’m going to try you’re yummy recipe!!!! Love your photos!!!!

  476. Today is my birthday, I’m six months pregnant with my third baby, and I have been CRAVING broccoli cheese soup!!!! 🙂

  477. I think my daughter may flip for this….especially given how much she loves bread 🙂

  478. Cornbread dressing! We eat it hot, we eat it cold. For snack, for breakfast. Love love love it.

  479. Oh I am an avid fan of Pioneer woman, never miss an episode on Food Network and love her blog and recipes!!

  480. Strawberry jello salad/dessert that has pretzel crust and cream cheese layer

  481. The recipe sounds delicious–can’t wait to try it out and try to win a copy of Ree’s new cookbook!

  482. I made Brocolli Blue Cheese soup yesterday. It came out no way as tasty as this recipe looks!

  483. I would need no other Christmas gift than the Holiday Cookbook from Ree! We love ‘Mom’s Cranberry Salad’ at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and I make enough to freeze and enjoy here and there through the year.

  484. My mom makes the best sweet rolls. The frustrating part is that she doesn’t have a recipe. I’ve tried to reproduce them but mine never taste as good.

  485. Corn pudding! Yum. It’s like a corn souffle with eggs, milk, butter, creamed corn, a bit of cornstarch, salt and pepper. We always have it at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and it’s super yummy.

  486. My favorite recipe for Thanksgiving is sweet potato pie. My version is 10-12 baked sweet potatoes. Peal and layer in a pyrex dish, add butter and brown sugar. Bake on 350 degrees until butter is melted.

  487. I love watching her on television, an love her recipes . And would love to have this book.

  488. Thank you for sharing the recipe and the chance for a book!

    I can’t wait to try this soup.

  489. You just can’t have Thanksgiving without a delicious Pumpkin Pie! It can’t be beat, especially with lots of whipped cream on top!

  490. We love a butternut squash casserole. So yummy I’d have it for dessert 🙂

  491. I love making my family’s recipe for iced sugar cookies every Christmas! So fun to do as a family activity!

  492. This would be so amazing! I love your recipes and would love a book of them!

  493. I love my moms baked ham and scallop potatoes recipe. Would not be the same without it!

  494. I love creamy green bean casserole with loads of extra french fried onions mixed into it.

  495. Our fave Thanksgiving recipe is Sweet Potato Casserole. My 7 yr old son even requests it as his Birthday meal!

  496. My favorite holiday recipe is mushroom sausage cornbread stuffing. i got it from Ree last year and its to die for.

  497. I bought PW’s new cookbook for my DIL but would love to have one of my own 🙂

  498. My recipe is simple. my mother used to boil to death Brussels sprouts. I still have it in her memory but —–
    I use fresh spouts and take off outer leaves,
    cut in 1/2
    then sprinkle with a little salt, pepper, and garlic powder
    add a few sprigs of rosemary
    drizzle a little oil on top
    bake for 20 min in 400 degree oven

  499. I always make my Mom’s Applesauce Nut Cake for winter holidays. It has almost 9 cups of ingredients and bakes for over an hour but it is moist and delicious!

  500. Potastascarv has to be my favorite. It is Swedish Potatoe Sausage that we have made by hand for years for Christmas Eve Supper 8)

  501. Love Ree and all her recipes!! She always reminds me of my mama and cooking at home!

  502. I watch The Pioneer Woman every week! I have bought her cookbooks for other people, but don’t own one of my own. I love watching the scenes in the background because I am an Okie. I have lived here for 46 years. I lived in the same house for 18 years until I was married. I have cooked so many of Ree’s recipes and my family loves every one of them! Three of our favorites are “Knock you naked brownies, Calzones & the Honemade Marinara sauce.” Thank you Ree for sharing with us!

  503. Favorite Holiday Recipe……. Sweet Potatoes Casserole or Buttermilk Pie.

  504. We love Waldorf salad made with Granny Smith apples, pecans and craisens.

  505. We now love the sweet potato casserole. So yummy and all the family request it. Thanks. The broc cheese soup is one of my favs. I can’t wait to try it.

  506. I absolutely love this soup! It is so easy to make, easy to tweak to your family, and has fast become a family favorite!

  507. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is a turkey brine that makes my turkey really juicy

  508. Favorite Christmas recipe: Soft Sugar Cookies with Peppermint Icing. My husband and I love these- we’re leaving them out for Santa 🙂

  509. I’ve just discovered the Pioneer Woman and I can’t print out her recipes fast enough-pick me please

  510. I absolutely love broccoli! My favorite calorie saving trick is to substitute one can of evaporated skim milk for the half and half. You save calories and fat and the taste is still rich and creamy!

  511. Love Ree. Would love to have this soup tonight. Want Ree’s book for Cheistmas!!

  512. I love everything the Pioneer Woman does – I’d love to just move in – I’d even offer to help on the ranch! Anyways thanks for the giveaway!!! 🙂

  513. I was craving a bowl of creamy delis soup and came across this and I could scarf down the soup and the bread bowl makes it even better now I wish Ree would come and whip me up a batch. She is welcome to bring the dogs and cat when she comes, as I turn away no person or animal.

  514. Broccoli Cheese soup is a favorite of mine, thank you for sharing the recipe.

  515. My favorite thanksgiving recipe…the whole meal! Beginning with appetizers and ending with leftovers.

  516. Favorite receipe is mixing the kids, babies, grands, and great grands and having a great big dinner of lots of gabbing! 🙂

  517. Thanks for the opportunity for the cookbook. I know my husband would never get the hint to buy as a present!

  518. I pinned it on Pinterest…..I think…..never have done that before so I hope I did it right.

  519. One of my favorite Holiday recipes is my Mothers Fried Aprocot Pies. Just one of many family favorites.

  520. I love my dad’s turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, and stuffing. My sister-in-law makes delicious sugar cookies. Thanks!

  521. Huge fan of the Pioneer Woman and would love to sample her delicious recipes with all the choices in her book.

  522. I LOVE the Pioneer Woman! All her recipes are always a hit with my family! I would love to win a copy of her new cookbook! Awesome giveaway! Thanks 🙂

  523. the most simple recipe and one my family cherishes is homemade hot chocolate with marshmallows and a candy cane as a stir stick .. we drink our hot chocolates while watching “The Polar Express” and have to smile when the song “hot chocolate” comes on!

  524. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is sausage stuffing made with freshly made turkey broth.

  525. I love to make ham for Christmas dinner. Also awesome mashed potatoes. & biscuits from sratch. Yum.

  526. I don’t have any of Ree’s cookbooks yet and would really LOVE to win her new one. I watch her shows all the time and have found some wonderful dishes to try out on my family.

  527. The dish I look forward to all year long is my mother’s cranberry relish. She puts a whole orange into it, skin and all, walnuts, cranberries, and a host of other delish items and spices. Many people want mom’s chicken soup when they are sick…but I want her cranberry relish!

  528. My favorite Christmas recipe is the sour cream sugar cookie recipe handed down (4th generation!). So soft and good, frosted or not! 🙂

  529. My daughter is the one who found you and shared you with me. We enjoy your show more than any other chef. To be able to present her with a SIGNED copy of one of your cookbooks for Christmas would be the ultimate gift. She has been hospitalized three times since Oct including a transfer to UCSF and is still recovering. Thank you for this opportunity to enter.

  530. I absolutely LOVE all of the recipes my mother-in-law uses for our holiday dinners. I am so blessed to have a fantastic mother-in-law and we tend to spend a lot of time together in the kitchen at the holidays. She is an amazing cook and I hope to be half as good as she is!

  531. Every Thanksgiving I am asked to bring the cranberry relish and Italian Parmesan bread.

  532. Can’t wait to try this recipe for our Thanksgiving Soup and Sandwich meal at church.

  533. I watch your show every day. I have you show on Just love watching and trying to do some of your food. I have my daughter and my two grand kids and Hubby liveing at my home so there is alot of mouth to feed here I hope i can get one never got to get any thing like this befor love the show

  534. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is actually the leftovers all piled into a sandwich the next day!

  535. These cookbooks would be wonderful to give as gifts to my mother and aunt. I might even keep one myself! We love the show!

  536. Can’t wait to try this recipe..looks great for a cold winter nights supper!

  537. I LOVE both of my PW cookbooks, and I have been waiting eagerly for this new one to come out! 🙂

  538. I just love green bean casserole! It goes so well with all the Thanksgiving foods. And I love to eat by the bowlful throughout the year!

  539. Crashed potatoes – we have these at the very least twice a month for the last 4 or 5 years. I know that is a lot of potatoes!

  540. this book would be wonderful to use with my grandkids. They love me and my cooking, they would love cooking with me too.

  541. I love soups for lunch on these cool days. The broccoli cheese soup sounds great!

  542. Love Ree..I like to make butternut squash soup for thanksgiving..I learned to cook by my mom who is 89 and still cooks . She too loves Ree’s cookbook and I bought her last one for her birthday.. I will definitely try the broccoli soup. Thank you..

  543. One favorite holiday recipe of ours is Christmas Lasagna (thank U Rachel Ray!), with her yummy sauce! It also wouldn’t be Christmas without Great Grandma’s Sugar Cookies either (bring on the frosting & sprinkles!). =D

  544. My favorite holiday dish is a local recipe for potato filling. I first heard of it a few years ago and my ex gave me the recipe. Just love it.

  545. Love to cook Thanksgiving Dinner~the traditional turkey,stuffing fresh cranberries,etc.
    Would love to win the new cookbook.
    The soup looks Awesome~Trying for sure. 🙂

  546. Love Ree and I am going to try that broccoli soup…I make butternut squash soup for Thanksgiving and learned all my cooking skills from my mom who is 89 years old and still cooks for herself.. She too is a fan of Ree and I got her last cookbook for her for her birthday..she loved it..

  547. My all time favorite recipe is my mom’s no bake Cheesecake pie. I know her recipe and, since she has recently passed away, I will be making it from now on. Thank you for the opportunity to share.

  548. My favorite thing to make is Pumpkin cake with cream cheese icing. Yummy

  549. My favorite thing for Christmas or thanksgiving is a sugar cream pie.
    . I know these pies are not that popular in most states, but in the Midwest it’s almost a necessity. I wasn’t sure if you want my recipe or just tell you what we like. If you need recipe please email, it is one of the easiest pies to make.

  550. Living in the US for the last 2 years, I have to say I came to love Thanksgiving food – corn bread, stuffing, turkey, green beans, sweet mashed potatoes, cranberries…pecan pie, apple pie, pumpkin pie…..yes, all on my to do list this year!

  551. My favorite would have to be chicken and dumplings. Nanny always made them every year. It took several years of trial and error before I could make them anywhere near as good as hers, she didn’t measure. Each time I would ask how much of anything she would always say, “Just til it looks right”. She is gone now and missed soooo much.

  552. I love the Pioneer Woman! Have two of her other cookbooks….Would love to wiin this one! Hugs!

  553. Soups are so great during the cold weather and warm the body and the soul.

  554. Hmmmm. I love the entire Thanksgiving dinner. We do the traditional turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing. I love it all!

  555. My mom’s sweet potato soufflee! With pineapples throughout and caramel topping. Delicious 🙂

  556. My favorite recipe that I use is for the dressing. It was one my mom used and i’ve just trying to follow family traditions!! Would love to win one of these!!

  557. Every Thanksgiving and Christmas I always make “Grammy’s Horseradish Salad”. It’s a wonderful way we celebrate Grammy since she is no longer with us!

  558. I love strawberry pretzel salad and only make it for either Thanksgiving OR Christmas, not both! Otherwise, I’d need to buy new clothes in the next size up!

  559. A favorite dish my family enjoys both at Thanksgiving and Christmas is Sweet Potato Casserole with the brown sugar, chopped pecans, and coconut topping. We prefer a sweet potato dish rather than mashed potatoes during the holidays.

  560. We love to have cornbread dressing and chicken and dumplings at every big family dinner. I am ready for thanksgiving.

  561. I think my fav on Thanksgiving is my Mom’s stuffing., and pecan pie. Christmas gosh I just plain love to bake, but I guess my over 200 year old roll out sugar cookies that I decorate, or Russian tea cakes, rolled and rolled in all that powered sugar!!!!!!

  562. Ree,

    Thank you for all the delicious recipes and ideas. I look forward to your show and I look forward to your cookbook. 🙂

  563. My favorite thing to make during the holidays is my salted Carmel banana cream pie. It’s my husbands favorite as well and I just love eating a generous slice after a wonderful turkey dinner!

  564. Our holiday tradition and family favorite is actually a day AFTER thanksgiving recipe. We love making a creamy white turkey chili with the turkey leftovers. Yum!

  565. parmesan mashed potatoes, turkey with cranberry sauce and good ol ham yum

  566. The broccoli cheese soup looks awesome!! There is nothing better than soup on a cool Fall evening! I love Pioneer Woman’s books. Thanks for the chance to win.

  567. I love Pioneer Woman’s soup recipes! Every one I’ve tried has come out perfectly! I can’t wait to try her brisket recipe at the holidays!

  568. A dessert i made for our family Thanksgiving meal several years ago became an instant hit and it is now expected of me to make it each year. Apple pie with walnut struesel topping… with a side of vanilla ice and all drizzled with caramel sauce. Yum!

  569. Biscuits and gravy! My kids always look forward to this hot and filling breakfast!

  570. Pies! Piled-high apple, double pecan (add finely chopped pecans as well as the normal amount of halves), mississipi mud and pumpkin!

  571. Our favorite recipe for Thanksgiving and Christmas is sausage dressing that started with my grandmother and has trickled down to me. It is now my husband’s favorite and he will ask for it on any celebration occasion, but you can guarantee you will see it on the table during the holidays!

  572. love-love-love the Pioneer Woman….Ree…..thanks for sharing your life wit us

  573. My favorite recipe for Thanksgiving is to simply salt and pepper the Turkey to taste and drizzle it with melted butter, then throwing it in the oven to bake. I love the way the house smells while it is baking and the kids love waking up to it also.
    The rest of the dinner is nothing compared to that.

  574. I shared Facebook and Twitter. I have two Pioneer Woman cookbooks. I would love her new one.

  575. Make both of these for Thanksgiving and Christmas!! My mom’s mulled cider, marshmellow rum sweet potatoes and cranberry fruit salad!! It does not feel like the holidays with out it = ) I’d love to win a copy of Ree’s cook book – both of you are chef’s I follow!!

  576. Love your show. Hubby and I watch it everyday when your on. I’d love to win one of your cookbooks.

  577. My deceased grandmothers apple pie (minus top crust topped with dream whip), mashed potatoes WITH LUMPS, chocolate chip cookies and sweet rolls from Italian people’s bakery.

    I love Ree’s other two cookbooks. I own them on nookbook and I’d surely love to own this one as well.

    Good Luck Everyone!

  578. My favorite holiday recipe is pumpkin pie. My favorite healthy holiday recipe is sauteed spinach and garlic with cayenne pepper. We serve it as a side dish on Thanksgiving.

  579. Oh, I just love knowing that the recipes in this book have been tried and tested by a real family. Would love to win a copy, but have ordered a copy for the library where I work, too.

  580. I also liked and shared on fb. Pick me, pick me, pick me…plezzzzze.

  581. My Mimi made the best cranberry relish ever! She is no longer with us. Every Thanksgiving and Christmas I make her cranberry relish. It feels like she is sitting with us for dinner.

  582. My favorite Thanksgiving AND Christmas recipe is my grandma Stella’s Swedish Pepporkakor cookies! They are a crispy ginger snap with clove, nutmeg, and cinnamon too!

  583. I live for the weekend so I can watch Ree’s cooking show. I love to watch her cook and hear about the family.

  584. I make soups all the time. This is one of my favorites. I love soup with potatoes in it.

  585. My very favorite recipe for the holidays is Pumpkin pie!! I could eat it all day long every day.

  586. cream de menthe bars at Christmas.. Mashed potatoes and gravy at thanksgiving.

  587. Layered pistachio pudding dessert… lovingly known as “the green stuff” 🙂

  588. I love soups too! Making a vegetable soup right now for tonights dinner.

  589. My Moms Shrimp balls (chopped shrimp & cream cheese & chopped celery & a touch of nature’s seasoning) Kids got them in cup cake wrappers, adults got a bowl of it. might need salt & pepper. My daughter gets the cook books!

  590. For Thanksgiving… there’s nothing better than pumpkin pie topped with homemade whipped cream— Yum!

  591. Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. My Mom’s stuffing recipe is my favorite.

  592. Traditional herbed Thanksgiving stuffing…. Why don’t we make this all year round. Oh, and these sweet potatoes my mom makes with apples and Homemade Carmel sauce!

  593. I love making pistachio jello topped with chopped walnuts for Thanksgiving dinner!

  594. What a great giveaway and recipe! Thanks for the chance to win. 🙂 I’m torn between balsamic roasted root veggies for Thanksgiving and Cranberry coffee cake for Christmas. Love em’ both!

  595. I love to make baked ziti on Christmas. We stick to the traditional Thanksgiving Day foods 🙂

  596. I take and steam or bake enough sweet potatoes for however many people are going to be eating. I take a cast iron frying pan and heat butter and olive oil with brown sugar when melted I add the pealed sweet potatoes and heat on top of the stove. While it is heating I baste the potatoes with the brown sugar mixture every once in a while. As you can see I don’t really use recipes just eye it.

  597. The dressing and cranberries and the turkey and the mashed potatoes…LOL!

  598. Turkey Bake: don’t recall the exact recipe, but in a large roasting pan, place roasted turkey on the bottom (add dripping to eliminate drying out and/or burning), top with the dressing of your choice, then a gravy type mixture of cream of chicken and cream of mushroom soup (my Mother just used canned soup, thinned out a little with mild). Cover with foil and bake (not sure of temp or time) for the dressing to cook, then serve. Great for a large family in a buffet line setting, just takes a lot less time to get the crowd thru because its three dishes in one.

  599. I would love to win. I can’t wait to try this recipe it looks great.

  600. It’s not Christmas morning with pull-apart bread for round #1 and homemade quiche with fruit salad for round #2!

  601. My family’s favorite Thanksgiving recipe is probably my aunt’s stuffing. It’s the “good old” type, nothing fancy, just oh so yummy!!

  602. Yum! My favorite holiday treat is homemade pecan pie, made with my grandmother’s recipe.

  603. You said that I had made that comment before and I know that I haven’t. I do not believe that you are actually giving away cook books this is just a ploy to get us on your web site. For me it won’t happen again.

  604. Suasage Quinoa Stuffing (Thanksgiving)

    One oniion chopped
    3 celery stalks chopped
    1 Cup Quinoa – cooked as per package directions
    1 bag seasoned bread crumbs
    1 lb country sausage
    2 cups chicken stock

    Cook quinoa as per package direction. Brown sausage with oions and celery. Combine quinoa, sausage mixture and bread crumbs in a bowl. Add chicken stock, mix well and put in a 10 x 13 baking dish; cover. Bake at 350 for 1 hr.

  605. Everything my Mom made was delicious! I always made room for her lemon meringue pie, it was mellow, not tart, and the meringue with sugar sprinkled on top and melted was scrumptious and perfect.

  606. My Nana’s pecan pie. She’s no longer with us, so now I’m the lucky one that bakes it every year.

  607. I love the Pioneer Woman!! Our daughter lives in Denver, purchased the book over the weekend and got a ticket to see Ree at the same bookstore Wednesday night. Hope it works for her — she is a Speech Path and has conferences that evening. Hopes to get to the signing with 30 minutes to spare (and she hopes to get Ree to sign all four of her cookbooks)! Thanks for the promotion.

  608. Fresh cranberry relish with oranges & pecans. I can eat this stuff by the bowlful. So refreshing!

  609. Favorite holiday recipe is a tie between homemade stuffing and spiced wine!

  610. I’d love to win a copy of ree’s new cookbook! I am a huge fan ocher show and have tried many of her recipes with success! Thank you!

  611. I LOVE Ree and all things Pioneer Woman! Hoping this mama is gets a little lucky!

  612. Nothing better than being with family on Thanksgiving – I love when my daughters and their families come in from the cold and smell the wonderful turkey smells – then we play games, watch football and just have fun being together.

  613. My favorite Thanksgiving and Christmas was when my Mom and Dad were still here and all of us kids would go home for the Holidays.
    My favorite dish is Broccoli Casserole.

  614. My favorite recipe for Christmas is Wassail. I make Wassail on the stove and it perfumes my whole house as it simmers! Drinking Wassail is a warm and comforting Christmas tradition in my home.

  615. I have browsed The Pioneer Woman blog a few times. Would love to win the book!

  616. My favorite dish is oyster dressing, I use my Grandmother’s recipe to make it. My family’s favorite dish is my homemade noodles.

  617. My favorite Christmas recipe is wassail. I make it on the stove and it perfumes my whole house as it simmers! Drinking wassail is a warm, comforting must-do for every Christmas!

  618. I make a pretty delicious pumpkin bread around this time of year… when I decide not to make pumpkin pie.

  619. every year my family gets together to hand make tamales! my favorite had to be chicken with green chili and Monterrey jack cheese. so yummy I can’t wait to eat some this year!

  620. My favourite? A close tie between my grandma’s pumpkin pie and my sister-in-law’s stuffing. Yum! Thank you so much for the great contest!!

  621. Would love to win a cookbook. Love the Pioneer Woman show and think she is wonderful . Like seeing the children and hubby on the ranch. Oh and the dogs are a hoot!

  622. Thanks for the chance to win Bree’s new book. I enjoyed looking @ your blog. Your kids are cute and I like the fact that your cookbook has so many tabs in it. Happy Holidays!

  623. the rum cake I make and the run icing . the dressing that my mom make for us .

  624. One of my favorite Thanksgiving recipes is Chicken N Dressing. I boil a whole chicken and take the meat off the bone. I make a pan of regular cornbread. Crumble the cornbread, add a few slices of day old bread, add some boiled eggs, a can of cream of chicken, chopped onion, sage and salt and pepper to taste, a stick of melted butter and enough chicken broth to make it moisten it. Then add the chicken. Then I put it in a greased dutch oven pan and bake it for 25 minutes or until lightly brown on top at 400 degrees. My mom always added a chopped apple to hers. Delicious! So I would like to win one of Ree’s cookbooks. Thank you!

  625. So many favorites to choose from. Sweet Potato Casserole if I have to chose just one!

  626. Strawberry Dessert! It is a staple at our Thanksgiving and I can’t wait!!!!

  627. Love the show and “down home” atmosphere. I’m a farm girl so I can really relate. By the way, the recipes are darn good also!!!

  628. my moms stuffing at Thanksgiving is a must have. She doesn’t have a recipe written down, I’ll have to write it down while I watch her make it this year.

  629. My Favorite Thanksgiving food is My mom Dressing ,My Christmas one the rum cake I make with rum icing.

  630. Broccoli Cheese soup is like my all time favorite comfort food.. totally making this one!!

  631. My mom’s butter cookies are my favorite recipe to make. It’s just not Christmas without them!

  632. My favorite Christmas recipe is a sausage bfast casserole we have Christmas morning.

  633. Dree is my favorite for great recipes that are not so complicated like many others. Her recipes are family focused, but very delicious.

  634. Mmm Broccoli and Cheese soup, looks delicious! Love Pioneer Woman recipes 🙂

  635. Mmm Broccoli Cheese soup, looks delicious! Love Pioneer Woman recipes 🙂

  636. My favorite is sweet potatoes. Baked with butter, brown sugar, and cinnamon!

  637. My mom’s potato salad is a wonderful dish, but I do enjoy just a simple turkey sandwich with mayo and cranberry sauce mixed, mmm mmm mmm is it thanksgiving yet? lol

  638. I like sausage balls, made with bisquick, hot sausage and cheddar chesse, mix, roll into balls and bake. Yummy

  639. My grandmothers green beans- she makes them in this delicious gravy. Thanks!

  640. Without a doubt – the homemade crescent rolls (Missouri grandmother’s recipe) and the cornbread/sourdough stuffing with mushrooms, water chestnuts, celery, pecans and fresh herbs (Georgia grandmother’s recipe).

  641. My Momma’s dressing recipe, handed down from her Momma. It’s the best! (ps – I love Broccoli Cheese soup and yours sounds delicious!)

  642. Our favorite is Smoked Turkey, home made cranberry relish, Apple Sausage Stuffing Muffins, and mashed taters and gravy… Yum!! My mouth is already watering…

  643. I want this new cookbook soooo badly! I have both her other ones and LOVE them!!!

  644. Our favorite Thanksgiving dinner is smoked Turkey with home made cranberry relish, and Apple Sausage Stuffing Muffins… Throw in some mashed taters and gravy, please!

  645. For Christmas, my Grandmother always makes devil’s food cake with divinity icing! To.Die.For!

  646. My favorites are my Nanaw’s pecan pie and her apple pie with red hots in it. My mouth is watering now just thinking of them! 🙂

  647. Creamy peas and mushrooms (so easy, so flipping good) and Grammie’s cranberry relish- raw berries and orange zest with sugar in the food processor. Tart and crunchy and amazing!

  648. My favorite has to be sweet potatoes! Its just not the holidays without them. I alternate between a more classic brown sugar pecan topped mash and a new savory version with cilantro mashed sweet potatoes layered with creamy goat cheese with flecks of roasted poblano chile. Totally different recipes but both delicious!

  649. Homemade green bean casserole and mashed potatoes are by far my favorite for Thanksgiving!

  650. I would love to win one of your books. I am a full time student and would love to eat more than romen and spaghetti-os.

  651. Cannot leave the dinner table on Thanksgiving without having some of my dad’s slow cooked ham and my aunt’s stuffing with chestnuts, rosemary, thyme and sage.

  652. I decided to mix up the Family’s traditional turkey Christmas, and made Ree’s beef roast with the burgundy mushrooms last year….. and they loved it so much I was “volunteered” to have Christmas again this year ( YIKES!!!!!)…LOL

  653. Love sage dressing (stuffing) and out potato casserole that we call Momo potatoes…

  654. My dad’s green rice casserole with broccoli, cheese, and mushrooms!

  655. I would love to get a copy of the Pioneer Woman’s cookbook. My kids have found a new love for her shows and recipes.

  656. My family would vote for Cajun fried turkey with cornbread stuffing. My husband’s family would vote for creamed onions and mashed potatoes and rutabags! 🙂

  657. no Thanksgiving meal was complete without my Grandmother’s dressing. She would come to our house the night before and mix it up. Our family is still carrying on the tradition.

  658. Stuffing! Yum… I’ve tried several different recipes over the years but haven’t settled on a favorite. Enjoying all the options too much 🙂

  659. The holiday classic, the mighty turkey! I love Ree’s first two cookbooks and would love to add this one to the collection! Thanks!

  660. Grandpa’s pecan pie! So delicious, it made an appearance at both thanksgiving and Christmas!

  661. My family’s favorite would be Cajun fried turkey with my mother’s cornbread stuffing. My husband’s family would vote for creamed onions. 🙂

  662. My grandmother’s sage dressing recipe. Makes us all feel a little closer to those who’ve gone on before us.

  663. My Grandmother’s recipe for Hungarian Cabbage rolls. Christmas and Thankgiving just wouldn’t be the same without them.

  664. My Mom and I always bake cookies together for Christmas. We save up the complicated recipes we find throughout the year and bake them together. We have been doing this for over 20 years. Our favorite is a patchwork mitten sugar cookie.

  665. I love your recipes and would love to be able to see and maker more delicious dishes!

  666. My favorite is double crest lemon pie! Yum!! Thanks for the chance to win a cookbook! 🙂

  667. for Thanksgiving/Christmas which is held the Saturday after Thanksgiving for our family (when all the kids are home) and I make the familiy Plum Pudding with the hard sauce and butterscotch sauce. It is a recipe that I steam for a couple of hours….

  668. Traditional meals at Thanksgiving , but BBQ Brisket and Hash Brown Casserole for Christmas Day!

  669. A holiday isn’t a holiday without from scratch green bean casserole! I’m making this soup for dinner tonight. Already salivating at the mere thought of it!

  670. Great giveaway! I am so glad to see that your Pioneer Woman cookbook is flagged like mine.

  671. My family’s favorite Thanksgiving recipe is my dad’s BBQ’d Turkey, yum!!

  672. Classic pumpkin pie from the Joy of Cooking book. With roasted buttercup squash my grandpa always said made the pest pies 🙂

  673. We change up our recipes every year, so it’s hard to choose — but I would say some version of mashed potatoes and/or butternut squash soup!

  674. I love every single Pioneer Woman recipe! I don’t think I’ve ever seen her make something that I wouldn’t LOVE to eat 🙂

  675. Happy November – love being with family (including 3 little grandsons) on as many holidays as possible!

  676. I LOVE a good home made pecan pie… always reminds me of grandma’s holiday cooking 🙂

  677. I think my favorite is our generations old family stuffing…..always a favorite!

  678. Love Ree (and her show and family) and Weelicious, especially with a 19 month old that has turned picky…..I go to both for failproof recipes!

  679. For Thanksgiving, my favorite recipe is homemad stuffing with sausage. For Christmas, we make my mother-in-law’s steamed Christmas pudding with a brandy/caramel sauce. Yummy

  680. What a wonderful cookbook, story book, and photo collection! There is something for everyone: cooks, bakers, kids, readers,, and anyone who wants a little insight into living on a ranch. Fantastic!

  681. So many to choose from! Probably the most popular is Pumpkin Bars, yummy!

  682. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is the good old classic TURKEY!! I love it 🙂

  683. Always have to make Watergate salad for any holiday or get together! Don’t know how it got the name but this salad has been around forever.

  684. Had some great soup for lunch. It tasted so good on a rainy Minnesota day.

  685. We have to have cornbread stuffing and turkey! And my husband makes an amazing corn casserole lol. I’d love to get one of these cookbooks- I’ve been following Ree for a few years now. Love her! Thanks for sharing that recipe!!

  686. I’d love a copy of this book. BTW, just was reading your Weelicious lunches book and it is fabulous as well.

  687. wow its so hard to choose a favorite..i guess mine would have to be sweet potato pie and second is homemade dressing. of course i love all the smells of thanksgiving day with everything cooking and the house smells so good..wish we could bottle that smell and keep it all year…

  688. It wouldn’t be a Thanksgiving meal at my house without wild rice, mushroom and sausage stuffing.

  689. My family loves my cornbread, fresh out of the oven. Not your traditional cornbread, light, fluffy and sweet.

  690. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is my mam`s cornbread stuffing and gravy. It took me a few tries to master it but I finally did and my family loves it. For Christmas, my favorite dish is strawberry pretzel salad, made with cream cheese and jello plus the strawberries and pretzels. Yummo is the word!!! Ree Drumond is my fav on the Food Network. I love how she shares her wonderful recipes and her beautiful family with us. She is surely blessed…and that`s what the holidays are truly about! Family and good food!!!

  691. This is an amazing giveaway! Thanks so much!! For the holidays I love the turkey! Have you ever tries it grilled? Oh yum….cooked over wood chips beings out that amazing smokey flavor…..yum! I also love the homemade mashed taters and gravy….stuffing….corn casserole… lol I could go on and on! Sorry, now I’m drooling a bit! Lol 😉

  692. My grandma’s current cookies from Sweden. Every Christmas I have to make them, sooo good 🙂

  693. Brocolli Cheddar soup is one of my favorites. I will have to try this out soon!

  694. Ree Drummond you are my idol and favorite cook!! I love your cookbooks, good recipes, cooking tips and your show! I had a Food Page in our local paper, till I got laid off and used several of your recipes on my page which were always a big hit! It would be such an honor to have one of your autographed cookbooks so I hope I’m one of the lucky winners. Keep the recipes coming!!!!

  695. My 2 year old grandaughter loves soup, especially Broccoli and Cheese. I will definately have to make this for her. Would love to try your other recipes in the cookbook as well.

  696. My husband insists that I make my cornbread dressing when we go to anyone’s home for Thanksgiving. Says no one makes it like mine. Gotta love him…

  697. I would love to have this soup for dinner tonight. It would be great to win a cookbook from Ree. She hosts one of my favorite food network chefs. She cooks real food.

  698. My Grandmothers CornBread Dressing is always a big hit for Thanksgiving and Christmas!

  699. My husband insists that I make my cornbread dressing when we are invited to anyone’s home for Thanksgiving. Says no one makes it like mine. Love him…

  700. My family likes that old stand-by green bean casserole with our turkey dinner.

  701. I was just thinking about finding a recipe on a bread bowl soup!!! Tomorrow we have snow in the forecast, this would be great to serve up! Thanks!
    Cindy

  702. Love your recipes! Enjoy your show and blog! Would love to win a cookbook!

  703. It has to be the turkey and white bread stuffing and of course the gravy to smother it all in.

  704. Ham and cheese Breakfast Casserole is a tradition on Christmas morning. It is different from most breakfast casseroles as it does not contain bread.

  705. Favorite Thanksgiving recipe is for scratch made Sweet Potato Pies and Pumpkin Pies – it’s just not Thanksgiving without them 🙂

  706. Cant wait to pick up your new book. I am giving it to three people this year for Christmas! My favorite recipe for the holidays is Ree’s apple tart in puff pastry with carmel sauce and nuts!

  707. I love Rees homemade applesauce and so foes my husband I had never made home made applesauce till I seen Rees picture and recipe and thought looks so good and sounds so easy so I made it….SUPER DELICIOUS

  708. Thanks for a great giveaway! My favorite recipe for the holidays is our version of cornbread dressing. My mother saves a big bowl of it out of the pan before she cooks it because she, my youngest sister and I like it better that way than after it has been cooked. We use boiled eggs so it is safe to eat. Yummy!

  709. Thanks for all your yummy recipes Ree … you have made me a much better cook!!

  710. My favorite holiday recipe is my family’s recipe for cranberries. I use an old metal food mill to process fresh apples, oranges and cranberries and mix with chopped nuts and cherry jello. It is a beautiful dish–very colorful!

  711. I love the basic chocolate sheet cake from Ree’s recipe in one of her other cookbooks. One chocolate cake recipe I’ve made for several years for holiday is from the original Rival crockpot recipe book from the 1970’s that you slow bake in the crockpot. The recipe book has nearly fallen apart from all the years I’ve used it. Ree’s sheet cake would really be a great alternative!

  712. I make my Mom’s chocolate pie, everyone looks forward to this every year, has been a family favorite for fifty years

  713. i cannot wait to make this with my 2.5 year old! he loves to help mommy cook!

  714. An autographed copy of this delicious cookbook would cheer me up considerably!

  715. I always make the stuffing for our family dinner. Just doesn’t seem right without it:)

  716. I love making breakfast casserole on Christmas Eve to have on Christmas morning, it’s a tradition now!

  717. Any suggestions for what we could use in place of the flour if we cannot have flour? Thanks

  718. I have so many recipes for the holidays, but my favorite is Christmas Lizzies. I’ve made these delicious cookies every year since 1974 and missed one Christmas due to my father passing away. Several family members & friends look forward to them every year.

  719. My favorite Thanksgiving foods are stuffing and cranberry sauce. We seem to try new recipes each year. My 17-year old daughter is the chef in our house, and Ree’s are her “go-to” cookbooks for inspiration. I am a lucky mom! Miranda is in the process of picking her college for next year where she will swim while studying nutrition, and I would love to win a signed book for her. Like Ree, she has a true passion to cook for her friends and family, and this book would complete her collection to take with her next year, wherever she goes. Food is Love 🙂

  720. my favorite turkey and turkey stuffing and the garlic mashed potatoes

  721. My favorite is always green bean casserole. A classic – yes, but it us a must!

  722. I love prepping, baking and doing all the sides………..Stuffing has to be my favorite.

  723. I just love watching Pioneer Woman and love the fabulous recipes Ree comes up with. I would love to win s copy of her book.

  724. The pictures in Ree’s cookbooks are absolutely gorgeous and make me drool just like thinking about my Thanksgiving favorite, Candied Sweet Potatoes with marshmallows melted on top! Thanks for the chance to win.

  725. My favorite is my pumpkin pie. The kids knew I would not share my recipe with anyone. lol Neighbors wanted it as well. I would not give it out it was a family secret…..NO secret. I just use fresh pumpkin and not canned. The recipe is the same for any pumpkin pie. lol lol Now they know but no one wants to put up pumpkin but me. That’s ok fun to know everyone craves it. I use to put up 2 40 lb pumpkins a year. Now I only do one.

  726. YUM!!! I love the pioneer woman! The show is great and Ree makes everything so approachable!! Ree is one of the few people who’s recipes Ive actually tried time & time again!!!! Thanks!!

  727. Ambrosia
    Fruit cake cookies
    Granny Jackson’s dressing – Granny has been gone a long time but I still remember how wonderful that dressing was

  728. I love the Pioneer Woman and all of her recipes. I would love to test them all out from her recipe book for Thanksgiving!

  729. Looks delicious! I haven’t had a chance to make many of her recipes, but I will try this one!

  730. Favorite holiday dish is Chocolate Praline Torte. Everyone requests it every holiday.

  731. My son loves her too! I had to smile when I saw the photo of your cookbook. When I get a new cookbook my son likes to take those colored tab flags and mark his favorite recipes. My books end up looking like yours does.

  732. I love this soup. I love watching Ree on her cooking show and always either record it or try not to ever miss one!
    I would love to have a cookbook.

  733. It’s hard to just list one thing, so I’ll give two favorites…
    sweet potato casserole and bacon-dressed turkey.

  734. My favorite Christmas recipe is a snowball!! Even when I am doing a bake swap I either make them for the swap or make them on the side!! Yummy!!

  735. Weelicious – love your site and everything that comes from the Ranch !
    All fingers and toes crossed that I win the newest cookbook and trust me it makes it mighty hard to type 🙂

  736. My fav is my Great Aunt Thelma’s Bread Pudding with Vanilla Sauce. My mom makes for me and my youngest sister every Thanksgiving

  737. Ree’s broccoli cheese soup is so good! Would love one of her new cookbooks.

  738. Everyone LOVES broccoli in this house…even the 2 and 5 year olds. I would enjoy winning a cookbook

  739. I love the Pioneer woman, because of her i have started to cook again, Its nice to have a direction with my meals and knowing that each meal i make is going to be a huge hit, Her style of cooking is not just simple but truly is delicious, I watch her epsiodes and record them them as well as her website Im excited to make Thanksgiving as its going to be a Pioneer Thanksgiving

  740. sweet potato casserole, pumpkin pie, apple pie, Turkey oh my gosh I could just go on and on!

  741. I love how natural Ree and her family are on camera. The Pioneer Woman is relaxing and enjoyable to watch!

  742. The whole meal! I look forward to Easter, thanksgiving and Christmas dinner all year long. 🙂

  743. This blog is new to me and I am impressed, The Pioneer woman Holday Cookbook is what brought me here……….

  744. Our favorite Thanksgiving recipe is my Nana’s yams. She just puts a can of sweet yams and adds a llitle of the can juice along with a splash of orange juice. Then she sprinkles brown sugar and marshmellows and pops it in to the microwave for about 5 minutes or so. Super Easy Super delicious 🙂

  745. Looks yummy, I don’t like broccoli, but wondering if my kids would like this soup!

  746. I have always loved Thanksgiving and my favorite food would have to be sweet potato pie!

  747. My favorite family recipe for Thanksgiving is my Great Aunt Thelma’s Bread Pudding with Vanilla sauce.

  748. Go figure – it’s a broccoli casserole! Butter butter and more butter, broccoli, water chestnuts, velveeta and ritz crackers crumbled to top it. Combine ingredients and bake at 350 30 mins or until bubbly. Delish!

  749. My mom bought your cookbook and I had the chance to look through it,I was amazed at all the wonderful recipes I saw and would love to have a copy of the cookbook for myself.Thanks

  750. I have made this recipe and love it! It is the only broccoli soup that is happily eaten in my household! Love these easy, hearty recipes!

  751. I think my family would say they like the whole dinner. With 4 kids, there is no consensus on just one dish! Favorites are: pumpkin pie, creamed corn, and maybe sparkling grape juice in lieu of wine!

  752. Would love to win one I watch everyday on food network. I really enjoy seeing the ranch and her family also. Love her tops she wears

  753. Thanksgiving just isn’t Thanksgiving for me unless there is a big tray of stuffed mushrooms. Our family does them pretty simple, just a mix of seasoned bread crumbs, garlic, parsley, chopped up mushrooms stems, parmesan, salt, pepper & olive oil. They are soft inside and crunchy on top – just awesome!!

  754. My favorite Thanksgiving meal is tradional turkey and stuffing! My favorite part is having my family all in one place!

  755. This cookbook would make me feel like I was back home with family! All those yummy & comforting recipes to bring back good memories!!

  756. I watch Dee every time she is on and I love her Prune Cake. I do not have this book and would love to have it to share it this holiday season, PLEASE !!!

  757. Dutch steak with mashed potatoes and peas and carrots. We make every year for Christmas Eve since I was a kid. Now I carry the tradition for my kiddo.

  758. Our favorite recipe is my Grandmothers bran muffins… They are amazing and we make them every year, and sometimes at other times just for fun.

  759. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe!! I’m excited to read your cookbook!! Thanks!!

  760. My favorite recipe is: Super Sweet Potatoes;
    MIX 3 together cooked mashed sweet potatoes; 1/2 to 3/4 cup cream; 1 tsp cinnamon; 1/4 cup melted butter. Spoon into a casserole dish and bake at 350 for 20min. ADD mini marshmallows sprinkled on top and put back into oven for 10 more minutes. So yummy!

  761. Oh, you hit a good nerve with this one! My whole family will wholeheartedly love this, especially as the colder weather draws near. Thnaks!

  762. Love, love, love……Rees cookbooks. The only one I don’t have yet is this one…so want it….

  763. I would love to win this cook book! My favorite recipe for Thanksgiving is corn casserole!

  764. Please pick me! I have been trying to win one of her books for the longest. I have shared on FaceBook and Pinterest!

  765. I only make Ree’s cinnamon rolls at Christmas time……..so it’s getting close!!

  766. Our family favorite for any holiday is Cucumber Salad since we are Hungarian! Love the sliced cucumbers & tangy vinegar with dollops of creamy sour cream dusted with Hungarian sweet paprika! SCRUMPTIOUS!!! 🙂

  767. i love broccoli cheese soup! most ones you buy in the store are too salty. nothing beats homemade!

  768. I make a really delicious Chocolate Eclair every Christmas to give to our neighbors. Last year when my husband delivered one to the man next door he said, “Oh good, I was hoping she’d make me another one!”

  769. Rees first book is one of my very favorites..I can’t wait to get this one…

  770. My favorite all time food is Thanksgiving stuffing I make with Italian pork sausage ,sourdough bread, mushrooms, Granny Smith apples, low sodium chicken broth , onions, celery and slivered almonds! My mouth is watering thank goodness Thanksgiving it just around the corner!

  771. Best Broccoli Cheese Soup is a great idea for a cold winters night.

  772. Soup looks delicious! It’s hard to choose just one favorite thanksgiving dish – I love all of it but my favorite is cranberries with grand
    Marnier and orange zest & cinnamon! So delicious with the turkey!

  773. I would love to win this cook book. I liked the pioneer women before she had a show. Now I just can’t get enough of her. I have like 60 something of her shows saved on DVR lol

  774. Roast prime rib of beef w heavenly potatoes at Christmas.. Forgot to say which holiday.

  775. I love your show and always DVR all your shows and use your Pioneer Woman Cooks cookbook often…Recipes are so easy and instructions so clear. Thank you

  776. I love the Best Broccoli Cheese Soup. It’s perfect on a cold winters night!

  777. It’s not Thanksgiving or Christmas without my husband’s spicy broccoli cheese casserole!

  778. this soup sounds very easy and awesome cant wait to try it need on these cold days in maine

  779. My favorite is my Mother and Grandmother’s dressing! Nothing else tastes like Thanksging!!

  780. I love love your show!! So does my 5 year old little guy:). Can’t wait to make this soup. I love broccoli cheese!!! Pick me:D

  781. I love PDub! I make her beef stew all the time and sometimes indulge in her apple dumplings with mountain dew!

  782. That soup looks amazing! I would love another Pioneer Woman cookbook!

  783. My mom’s baked potato soup and my dad’s buttermilk biscuits have been a Christmas Eve tradition for as long as I can remember! Yum!

  784. Green bean casserole and green rice casserole,are always a huge hit besides the turkey (:

  785. I just made this soup last week…YUM! My favorite holiday recipe is my mom’s baked cranberry sauce. Sugar, brandy and cranberries.

  786. I love my mom’s pineapple soufflé that she makes for Thanksgiving and Christmas. So light and fluffy and a perfect side dish to the main courses, ham and turkey!

  787. It is not Thanksgiving in our family without my grandmother’s Pecan Praline topped Sweet Potatoes! Yum!

  788. I would love to own one of her cookbooks. They look beautiful and I read cookbooks like a novel! Love broccoli-cheese soup and am going to try this one!

  789. I adore Broccoli and Cheese soup…. never had it in a bread bowl, though. It sounds DELICIOUS! Makes me want to run to the store and gather up the ingredients. Ummmm… maybe add a bit of crumbled bacon? OMG, I’m drooling……

  790. I left another comment on the Weelicious FB page. Happy to share. Thanks.

  791. My fav is mashed potatoes and gravy, dinner is just not the same without it!

  792. My favorite Thanksgiving and Christmas dish is my mother’s exquisitely delicious Sweet Potato Casserole! What a great way to get your veggies!! 🙂

  793. Pick me, pick me!! 😉 A favorite holiday dish is in our family is cornbread dressing, yum!

  794. Would love to have another one of your cookbooks! I reach for your first one lots- especially when I am cooking for my 2 college age sons when they come home. They are big fans of anything pumpkin so they love this time of year. I really love my Aunt Johnsie’s pecan pie and I make a mean batch of brussel sprouts for Thanksgiving. Thanks for all of the yummy recipes and I do love watching your show. Have a good holiday season.

  795. Good old fashioned homemade stuffing in the bird. Savory, moist, and delicious covered with delicious turkey gravy!

  796. My Mother passed long ago and I love the sweet memories of her wonderful cornbread and sausage stuffing. I make it every Thanksgiving.

  797. My families favorite is coffee cake for Christmas morning. My grandmom has been making it for my parents and I every year since I was a baby. There is nothing better than waking up to a nice, moist coffee cake with a cup of tea and presents for everyone.

  798. My favorite holiday recipe is still, and always will be, the sweet potatoes! Mashed sweet potatoes with maple syrup and butter:-D

  799. It would have to be a toss up between pecan pie and broccoli salad that our family has at each holiday 🙂 🙂

  800. For our family Christmas dinners we always have my Mom’s Crab/Shrimp Salad and Rice Dish w/Mushroom sauce.

  801. Favorite holiday is Thanksgiving, but Christmas is a very close second. The special dessert I sometimes make is called Mousse in Alaska. It’s made with 3 different chocolates. Line a bowl with homemeade cake (baked on cookie sheet), brush with Amaretto syrup, fill with a homemade chocolate mousse, top with cake, cover with saran wrap – and freeze. When ready to serve, turn upside down on baking dish, cover with a meringue (make peaks), and bake in oven just long enough to brown tips of peaks. Voila! Ready to serve! A very tiny slice goes a long way. Delicious!

  802. I love homemade stuffing for Thanksgiving…and pecan snowballs at Christmas.

  803. I love watching the Pioneer Woman every week. All of her recipes look so good and so easy. I love to collect cookbooks and this would be
    a very welcomed addition to my collection.

  804. Love all your recipes have made many and would love to have your new book thanks for all your recipes they are simple to follow and always turn out great

  805. Sounds delicious! Gotta substitute out the chicken broth for my veghead family, but otherwise looks like an awesome recipe.

  806. My favorite unusual recipe is yellow squash casserole – make it for Thanksgiving.

  807. My favorite dish for Thanksgiving is my homemade cornbread dressing.

  808. My favorite recipe has to be sage “dressing”, or stuffing, as some people call it;) It’s an old family recipe and Thanksgiving wouldn’t be the same without it!

  809. I love Ree and am going to try this soup recipe very soon, it looks delicious! My favorite from thanksgiving was always my grandma’s famous pumpkin pie….had to wait all year for a slice! so worth it! 🙂

  810. My favorite Thanksgiving time treat is a three layer pumpkin, caramel, pecan cake. Yum!

  811. My caramelized onion cornbread stuffing! It’s my husbands favorite. I make 2 batches and we use some to make stuffed mushrooms. Delicious!!

  812. A favorite recipe to give is Biscotti (chocolate ones are the best, of course) and a favorite recipe to eat has to be Boudin Cornbread Stuffing. A new favorite from last year is Orange Cranberry Brussel Sprouts, who knew they tasted so good!

  813. My Dad’s dressing with green and black olives, bell peppers and on one end of the pan, oyster dressing.

  814. I don’t have Ree’s cookbook (any of them!), so if my comment is supposed to include one of her Christmas or Thanksgiving recipes from the cookbook, I’m stuck.

    However, even if I’m not hosting either event, I always do plenty of holiday cooking. Perhaps my favorite recipe that I make during the holidays is cherry-almond fudge.

  815. my family’s favourite christmas recipe has got to be shortbread cookies…wouldn’t be the same without them

  816. Love Ree’s cookbooks. Can’t wait to get one. Please, please pick me!!

  817. My mom’s stuffing is by far the most popular dish at Thanksgiving, its always the first do go:)

  818. My favorite recipe for the holidays is French Toast Casserole. It is perfect for brunch on Christmas Day.

  819. Love to make sweet potato casserole and homemade stuffing with sausage. Yum!

  820. I loved my dad’s dressing. He would add black and green olives, bell peppers and on one end of the pan only, he would add oysters.

  821. My favorite recipe for Thanksgiving is my Grandmother’s for Southern Style Cornbread Dressing. I just wish she was still here to make it for me, because it never tastes as good as hers did!!!

  822. So many favorites it changes daily! Today, I would have to say creme de menthe brownies!

  823. my mother in law loves the Pioneer Woman and I would love to be able to get this cookbook for her signed! 🙂

  824. My favorite broccoli cheese soup ever was from a restaurant, The Black Eyed Pea….have been looking for a recipe as good ever since. This looks like a contender!

  825. My favorite holiday dish is a big pot of delicious corn chowder. I actually got the recipe during a school field trip about 25 years ago! My class went to a historic home where we were divided into groups (loom, garden and kitchen). It was my fine luck that I was assigned to the kitchen group where we made a hearty pot of corn chowder from scratch and cooked it over an open fire, just as New Englanders did in Colonial times. I fell in love with cooking that day and was so excited to try delicious final product of all our hard work and to be sent home with a copy of the recipe. That recipe (complete with the “secret ingredient” of paprika…which we were told was a favorite of the Colonial lady who had owned the home we visited) is with me still. It isn’t a standard/basic corn chowder, but rather full of vegetables and made creamy with milk and potato. The paprika gives it a lovely orange broth that is beautifully festive on my holiday table. That same recipe has been in my holiday repertoire every, single year since that field trip 25+ years ago. First my mom made it with me, then I took it to college where it stayed with me as I became a vegetarian, and it is a hit to this day each holiday. Easy, one pot, beautiful, comforting and DELICOUS it is a perfect dish! I love Ree Drummond (twitter follower!) and would love to try some of her favorite holiday favorites!

  826. My favorite recipe for Christmas is my grandmother’s recipe for lemon meringue pie. Sometimes I even have it for my birthday in the summer. 🙂

  827. My family’s favorite is my Sweet Potatoes recipe, it always the first thing to go!

  828. My deceased dad’s famous bread dressing with oysters, red and green bell peppers along with green and black olives.. So delicious

  829. Our family get’s excited at Thanksgiving because Mom (Me) makes a pumpkin swirl cheesecake with a gingersnap pecan crust that’s to die for!..

  830. Hi Ree! Love your show and recipes…huge fan! Making this soup tonight!

  831. Have been trying lots of new things since we started watching your…Thank You!

  832. My nine year old loves broccoli cheese soup. I can’t wait to try this recipe out on him.

  833. Hey! I would love a signed copy of your new Recipe Book. I haven’t gotten approved for time off Dec 11th when you come to the Carolinas!

  834. Ree makes cooking fun, love her show and her delicious recipes.
    Will be making Broccoli Cheese Soup now!!

  835. I am making the wonderful Broccoli soup tonight. I love Ree’s recipes. I have tried many of them and love them all.

  836. I love Broccoli Cheese Soup and the Pioneer Woman so this is one of the best possible combinations!

  837. I love the Pioneer Woman recipes!! My daughter loves watching her show and making her recipes. She wants us to move to Oklahoma so we can be friends with the whole family!! 🙂

  838. OMGooodnes! This is so easy! WHY HAVEN’T I MADE THIS BEFORE!?! Thanks for sharing!

  839. My family’s favorite is my Sweet Potatoes recipe, it is always the first thing to go!

  840. I would love to win this giveaway. I need a good cookbook. I don’t tweet or pin or intagram.

  841. I love Thanksgiving and my mom’s famous spicy baked cauliflower with cheese. So yummy!

  842. I love broccoli soup! can’t wait to try this! Thanks for the chance to win!

  843. Thank you. I am sure I will enjoy this site. I would love to win Ree’s new book. I have all of her others.

  844. This would make our Pioneer Woman cookbook collection complete plus it would make a great Christmas gift for my daughter Katie who is Ree’s biggest fan!

  845. My family loves sweet potatoes (sans marshmallows) with pecans and pineapples.

  846. We have appitizers for Christmas Eve. For 25 years I’ve been making savory spinish balls dipped in ranch dressing as one of the appitizers. If I didn’t make these every year, my grown children would disown me!

  847. My favorite is yams with marshmallows! Wait maybe the delicious dressing? Oh I cant pick!!

  848. My family loves soup too and a favorite at almost every family get together is my French Onion Soup. Lots of gooey melted cheese on top of course!

  849. My favorite Thanksgiving meal includes my mother in laws recipe for stuffing and my grandma’s homemade noodles!

  850. My favorite recipe to make for the holidays is my favorite because its so simple but so yummy! It’s great for kids and the adults love it too!
    2 boxes of instant vanilla pudding
    4 c cold milk
    2 containers frozen whipped topping, thawed
    1 1/2 pkgs Maria crackers
    Prepare pudding as usual. When thickening, add frozen whipped topping and fold in until smooth. Layer the pudding and crackers two times. For the last layer, crush crackers to a fine crumb in a ziplock bag and spread on top.
    YUM!

  851. Sorry forgot to leave our favorite family recipe, well on both Thanksgiving and Christmas everyone can’t wait to get their plates full of my mom’s wonderful stuffing and top it off with her delicious giblet gravy!! Shared on fb and Pinterest!

  852. My favorite Thanksgiving treat is after dinner a big slice of pumpkin pie and a thick slice of turkey white meat. YUMMY!

  853. Our favorite part of the meal is the ham!! My mom makes the best glazed ham, so moist and delicious!

  854. a fav Thanksgiving Recipe (one of them) is Sweet Potato a la Orange Recipe !

  855. Moms butter cookies. She made them on these holidays. We lost her last Sept and now my sister and I have stated up the tradition.

  856. I always look forward to a snack after the dinner. A great big piece of pumpkin pie and a big slice of white meat turkey. Yummy!!

  857. Fav recipe is stuffing! We use Stove Top making w/broth instead of water. Add chopped onion, celery, boiled eggs & chopped chicken (since turkey isnt done by the time w/ make this lol) bake to heat up & serve

  858. I love The Pioneer Woman’s cook books. I have given them to many family and friends as gifts, but……I do not have one for myself. Would love to have one.

  859. I would have to say my mother-in-law’s turkey soup that she makes after we finished stuffing our faces with the yummy T-day turkey!

  860. I was at the Dentist today an was able to watch your show. I love it. Look forward to seeing your show’s to come.

  861. Sweet Potato Gratin. Had it at a wedding earlier this year, scoured the web for some sort of recipe, and have made it at least 3 times, and it’s not even the holidays yet! It’s for sure on the Thanksgiving menu!

  862. Would love to win this new one! My good friend at work introduced me to The Pioneer Woman and gave me her first cookbook last year for Christmas! Love it! Now I watch the show too whenever I can!!

  863. I love making my yummy stuffing recipe with sage sausage and whole black olives!

  864. Green Bean Casserole and Apple pie are one of my favorites to make for Thanksgiving.

  865. Broccoli and Cheese soup is one of my favorite soups. Can’t wait to try Ree’s recipe.

  866. Roast turkey with bread stuffing is my family’s all time favorite for Thanksgiving.

  867. Christmas is the best all the desserts kids opening presents and the look on their faces

  868. Would love to win one of your new cookbooks. Love your show and watch or record every week.

  869. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is sweet potato casserole. Would love to win the cookbook!

  870. potato stuffing. all the usual suspects, celery, onion, (I like mushrooms), plus cooked potato. mix with groud pork and beef. keep fairly dry. stuff or bake on the side with broth added.

  871. love your show and all the meals you prepare, the closeness to your family and the dogs

  872. I love my mother-in-law’s sweet potato casserole. I think I’m the only reason she makes it for every holiday!! :O)

  873. That’s hard to decide…..we really like Alton Brown’s Green Bean Casserole and mom’s pumpkin souffle.

  874. A friend brought me some sweet potato pie one Thanksgiving while I was working. I had never had it before and loved it! His mother had made it. Sadly she passed before I could get the recipe so I searched the web for over a year before I finally found a recipe I fell in love with. Now it’s the recipe my family insists I make every holiday season for them!

  875. I love to make Sweet Potato Casserole with brown sugar, pecans and marshmallows on top! I also love Celery Boats that are my Mother-In-Law’s favorite dish to make! She puts cream cheese mixed with green olives on celery sticks and it is YUMMO!

  876. I absolutely LOVE broccoli cheddar soup, but have never attempted it at home, I think it’s time to change that!

  877. One of my favorite recipes to make is my favorite because its brainless!! Although it sounds so simple, it’s so good. Great for the little ones:)
    2 boxes instant vanilla pudding
    4 cups cold milk
    2 containers of frozen whipped topping, thawed
    1 1/2 packs of Maria crackers
    Prepare the pudding as usual. When it starts to thicken, fold in whipped topping until smooth. In a glass bowl, layer the cookie and pudding mixture. Usually 2 layers of each. Then crush the remaining crackers in a ziplock bag until they’re like a fine crumb and spread on top.
    YUM!

  878. This recipe sounds delicious! I would love to win Mrs. Ree’s recipe book!

  879. I love The Pioneer Woman. I can’t wait for Thanksgiving because I made my husband a coconut cream pie and he just loves.

  880. I love Ree’s recipes because they are the great recipes that my family ate when we were young, only really good ’cause Mama didn’t care a thing about cooking!

  881. Grandma’s pecan pie is my family’s treasured recipe for the holidays.

  882. My favorite family recipe is for Whoopie cookies. I have the original recipe that is 40+ years old!

  883. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is cornbread dressing. My mom always made it, and now that she’s passed away my sister and I take turns making it. It’s the best part of the Thanksgiving meal.

  884. Love my Mother’s dressing. She taught ne how to make it before she left this world

  885. My grandmother would make homemade noodles every year before each holiday and I would spend the days before each holiday helping her make them.

  886. My Aunt’s mixed vegetable casserole on Thanksgiving! I now request my sister to make this each year!

    Lisa

  887. This Broccoli Cheddar Soup sounds amazing. I’m anxious to try it. Thanks for the cookbook give away.

  888. Would LOVE to win the cookbook! I love The Pioneer Woman on the food network and have tried many of her recipes!! Thanks for the chance to win!!! Fingers crossed!!!!

  889. Ree is such a joy to watch! I’d love a collection of her recipes! Can’t wait to make this soup!

  890. This looks as amazing as Ree’s Pot Roast which will be in the oven very, very soon!

  891. One of the best things at Thanksgiving to eat is homemade noodles with mashed potatoes.

  892. Pumpkin Pie and Apple Pie with homemade whip cream! The kids help make it on Thanksgiving Eve every year…13 years strong! Absolute favorite on Thanksgiving! BTW, We used PW’s mashed potato recipe for the first time last year (and I was very apprehensive, cream cheese???) and it is now my go to recipe for mashed potatoes. I can’t let my mother find that out!!

  893. I love holidays, traditions, and home cooked food! My favorite is my grandma’s rolls; getting them only twice a year just isn’t enough.

  894. I would sure love to have this book!!!! Thank you Ree for being such a pioneer!!! Hee hee.

  895. I made this soup for the first time last year and loved it! I have been making it a lot now that the weather is colder!

  896. Being on the Gulf Coast, our family Thanksgiving tradition is seafood gumbo made with fresh shrimp and oysters we pick up from the harbor. They were swimming in the ocean 24hours before simmering in the big gumbo pot. *scrumptious*

  897. Believe it or not, my grandmother’s turkey sandwiches served late Thanksgiving evening.

  898. My all time favorite is the old fashioned dressing…not stuffing…the REAL deal dressing with tons of ingredients that make it so yummy! (with a side of cranberry sauce, of course)

  899. I will be making this very soon and thanks for sharing your recipes!! They are fabulous. I make the vanilla bean scones regularly in my house. 🙂

  900. My favorite thanksgiving recipe is from my mom: homemade yeast rolls! She made them every year, and now I do the same with my little family (we live 4 hrs from her or I’d just enjoy hers 🙂

  901. New to your blog…love it! I’m a huge fan of Ree. So excited for the holidays!!

  902. Everything that Ree makes I want to try. I would love to get her cookbooks.

  903. One of our favourite side dishes is a steakhouse green bean dish but I’m always looking for new recipes to try.

  904. My grandson’s favorite. He will love this. I can eat soup everyday. I do most days. Can’t wait to make this for him.

  905. Cracker Dressing is favorite at our Thanksgiving celebration. Cut up celery and onions. Hard-boil two eggs and chop them up when cooled. Break 4 cups of soda crackers into small pieces. Combine all ingredients. Pour enough turkey gravy over the mixture until it is moist, but not soupy. Delish!!

  906. I love Ree’s 9 hour burgundy mushrooms, and will be making them for Christmas!!

  907. I would say our favorite holiday cookie I make every year is my clothes pin cookies. My mother-in-law gave me this recipe years ago and it’s one cookie my friends look forward to every Christmas!

  908. I love holidays, any holiday, and I love to cook, so the concept of this cookbook is so appealing! I would love to win one and start picking out new yummy recipes to try.

  909. I love pictures with step-by-step directions like on the blog. So many new things to cook!

  910. Love broccoli and Cheese soup.Really warms up a cold day. Perfect for fall days.,

  911. I would love to win The Pioneer Woman Cookbook…Favorite cook on Food Network.She is so down to earth and love her recipes for normal people..

  912. OH goodness…this soup looks yummy!!! Can’t wait to make it. LOVE Pioneer Woman

  913. My all time favorite Thanksgiving recipe is my Mom’s sausage stuffing!!! It is to die for our whole family looks forward to it every year 🙂 we all try to make but no one can ever to taste like Mom’s because she does not measure….she just puts in a little of this and a little of that!! We love her so much! I would love your book, I watch your show and love you , your awesome! Love you on QVC too 🙂

  914. I love the holidays. my favorite is fudge. I made it for thanksgiving and Christmas.

  915. My favorite Christmas dish is my late grandmother’s spinach ring with a creamed egg or creamed mushroom sauce!

  916. I would love to win one of your cookbooks. I watch you everyday on Foodnetwork.

  917. Love Ree’s books! Can’t wait to just have family time and great food for the holidays!

  918. I can’t wait to read this book! There are so many great ideas!

    I can’t wait to make this soup. Yum!

  919. Green bean casserole, preferably WITHOUT canned cr. of mushroom soup. So many good ones out there and way better.

  920. My favorite Christmas recipe is probably pecan pie, it’s about the only time of year I endulge in it. But ranking right up there are simple sugar cookies!

  921. I love Ree Drummond and her recipes. They are exactly what I like to cook. Good, hearty, comfort foods. Cant wait to try the broccoli & cheese soup. It’s on my menu for tonight…

  922. Thanksgiving wouldn’t be right without mom’s dressing and as for Christmas mom askes everyone what their one favorite thing is that they would like to have and she makes that dish. We all enjoy mom’s cooking over the holidays.

  923. My family loves the Jiffy corn pudding casserole as a side dish at any holiday!

  924. my favorite thanks giving pie is pecan pie. my newest one is caramel apple pie.

  925. Please enter me in the drawing for the cookbook I love to cook and now that I am out of work have loads of time to try out new recipes

  926. My favorite traditional Thanksgiving recipe is my mom’s turkey and stuffing. My favorite recipe that I’ve added to our Thanksgiving meals is a cranberry chutney….yum!

  927. My favorite Thanksgiving traditional recipe is for homemade coleslaw. My grandmother made it every year. When she died, my Dad made it and since he just passed away in June, I will be making it to carry on the tradition. It’s best made a couple days ahead of time and let to sit in the fridge. Very tasty on the next day turkey sandwiches too!

  928. Looks yummy. Might make this weekend. Like all of Ree ‘s food good and basic, no wild exotic ingredients.

  929. I can’t wait to try this recipe! I made Pioneer Woman’s Perfect Potato Soup this weekend and it was deeee-licious! (I’ve not found a PW recipe I don’t like!)

  930. My favorite, is baking Christmas cookies with my Daughter. Keeping traditions.

  931. I love to do any type of baking around the Holidays. I make some for my family to enjoy but also give some to neighbors, friends, and co workers.

  932. My best recipe for Christmas is Waldorph salad. My dad made it every Christmas, loved it!

  933. We love having a seafood dinner the night before Christmas, the best part is the crab legs!

  934. Stuffing. Baked in a pan as opposed to inside the bird. No recipe. Just throw it all together with celery and onions.
    Thanks!

  935. I love the Pioneer Woman’s recipes and now I’m going to check out your recipes.

  936. My favorite recipe for Christmas is my Mom’s Brownie Cupcake recipe. It is wonderful and always takes me back to Christmas parties growing up!

  937. I love my Mom’s mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving and Christmas. They are buttery, creamy, and delicious.

  938. My favorite holiday recipe is my grandmother’s broccoli casserole. I have to have it every Thanksgiving and Christmas, but oddly, I rarely make it other times!

  939. My fav food at Thanksgiving is the stuffing! My sister and brother in law make it yummy!

  940. My mom’s famous sausage dressing! Can’t wait for leftovers on Friday! Yummy!

  941. Our family favorite for Thanksgiving is Cornbread Dressing made from the recipe handed down from my grandmother to my mother to me.

  942. Our favorite recipe is our pumpkin pie recipe… made from a real pumpkin instead of from a can… so yummy!

  943. don’t have my recipes at work….. I’ll leave you my best tip about the holiday. Skip the fine china, floral arrangements and linen napkins and tablecloths and just enjoy the time with family and friends!

  944. No Thanksgiving/Christmas dish beats my Nana’s yummy dressing! 🙂

  945. 2 sticks butter

    4 cups sugar

    1 teaspoon vanilla

    1 cup milk

    melt together and bring to boil

    boil for 2 minutes

    take OFF heat

    stir in

    1 package of semi sweet chips

    1 package of milk chocolate chips

    2 oz bitter chocolate

    stir till melted

    add 25 marsmallow and stir till melted

    put in buttered pan and cool

  946. Love broccoli cheese soup! afterall, I’m a cheesehead! (from Wisconsin).

  947. My favorite Thanksgiving and Christmas recipe is home made cranberry orange relish. We use my great grandmothers recipe AND meat grinder that secures to the dining room table with a vice to mush up the cranberries and orange rinds. It’s delicious!

  948. I love broccoli, I like cheese, I want Pioneer Women to dance with me.. lol or something like that.

  949. My favorite Christmas Eve tradition is from my grandmother. Every year she made Scicilian Supper, egg noodles, ground beef and a cream sauce. She found it in Parade magazine probably 30 years ago. He was like by everyone and could feed a crowd. Even though she has passed away, someone always makes it.

  950. We LOVE your recipes!! We are on your website and Facebook page everyday!!!

  951. I love Ree Drummond’s recipes and hearing (and seeing pictures) of her life and family. I just purchased one of her earlier cookbooks, and would love to have this holiday one!

  952. I love creamed onions–but I love pecan pie and oh I love mashed potatoes. Oh oh oh I just love Thanksgiving!!! Made me hungry!!!

  953. Fudge

    2 sticks butter

    4 cups sugar

    1 teaspoon vanilla

    1 cup milk

    melt together and bring to boil

    boil for 2 minutes

    take OFF heat

    stir in

    1 package of semi sweet chips

    1 package of milk chocolate chips

    2 oz bitter chocolate

    stir till melted

    add 25 marsmallow and stir till melted

    put in buttered pan and cool

  954. Love The Pioneer Woman…and your broccoli cheese soup looks delish!

    ~alicia

  955. Thank you for the recipe…looks delicious! Please enter my name for a cookbook…would love to win…thanks again. 🙂

  956. I’m so excited, I buy it weekly at Panera in the winter time! Thank you.

  957. A star sugar cookie tree. Graduating stars, green frosting, This was my grandmothers tradition and now I do it too….

  958. I’m so excited to try this, I buy it each week in the winter at Panera… Thank you!

  959. My favorite, special Christmas recipe is for a baked Blueberry Pudding served with hot cinnamon sauce. YUM

  960. Our family loves our Pennsylvania Dutch potato filling with turkey gravy. It is the best!

  961. I love The Pioneer Woman’s recipes, Would love to win a cookbook!!

  962. I have loved every recipe I have ever made that Ree recommended! I watch the show and am a huge fan. My family also enjoys all the “new-old” recipes I make from the show.

  963. It would be so much fun to win this cookbook. I watch and record “The Pioneer Woman” each and every Saturday!! I reminisce about all of my favorite foods at Thanksgiving and Christmas when my mom and step-grandma would spend days getting ready for the holidays. I have been really craving pumpkin chiffon pie, so may have to pull out this old recipe.

  964. I LOVE her Meatloaf recipe…anything wrapped in bacon is delicious!

  965. Oh, how I would love to have your new cookbook and try all your yummy looking recipes!!! I retire in 34 working days and will have lots of time to cook!!!

  966. This looks so simple, and yummy. I like putting any creamy type soup on a bread bowl. Yum!

  967. We make creamed onions!! Just love them , but I love Thanksgiving and the whole meal!! Yum–made me hungry!!!!

  968. My favorite holiday recipe is my mother sausage stuffing! It is so delicious… also her candied yams! No one compares to moms cooking!!! Mmmm….

  969. My favorite family favorite Thanksgiving or Christmas recipe is cinnamon sugar cream rolls, or maybe it is Swedish sweet rolls? Oh, so many good things to eat during the holidays! I would love to win this book!

  970. I love my Mom’s bone in ham. Her glaze each year is different and is made from homemade jellies that she cans herself. I particularly like the crusty almost burntness that forms the shell on the scored meat! Yum, Yum, Yum!!! I would love to try more of your recipes from your new book!!!

  971. My family’s favorite recipe for the holidays is pumpkin pie. Even my brother can make the pie following my Mom’s recipe.

  972. My kids love Fluffy Jello or Strawberry Pretzel Salad. I always have to make both.

  973. This is my moms favorite soup. I am her caretaker. She is 81 and had a stroke almost 6 years ago. Yumm!!

  974. We love Ree! My daughters Avery and Paige and I watch the show and love it! It’s fun! We can’t wait till the next episode. We are always whipping up something from pioneer woman!

  975. It has to be the pumpkin pie. A very traditional recipe with lots of whipped cream

  976. I have her other cookbooks, fingers crossed I’ll win this one! I made the Chipotle Chicken Soup Friday and it’s spice-a-licious! Thanks for sharing this recipe, one of my favorites…. ♥ soup weather

  977. We make turkey in a trash can plus sausage/mushroom stuffing balls. Trash can turkey puts the outdoors into our holiday.

  978. I was looking at your new Holiday Cook Book, and there are so many recipes…. all of which sound amazing;)

    My all time favorite recipe for Christmas or Thanksgiving is Broccoli and Cheese Casserole!!!! Delicious;)

    Lanessa

  979. My favorite dish at Thanksgiving and Christmas is Corn Pudding and my grandmother’s recipe for her dressing!!

  980. LOOOOVVVEEE this recipe!!! It is awesome & perfect for this time of year!! 🙂

  981. The Pioneer Woman is the best! I would love to win one of her new awesome cookbooks!

  982. Fav thanksgiving or Christmas eats is the leftover turkey sandwich with stuffing.

  983. I would love to win one of Rea Drummond’s cookbooks. I watch her every week and use many of her receipes. My mom always made yams
    on top of the stove and used brown sugar and bit of water. When done and all nice and thick and gooey, she added marshmellows. Oh yummy!

  984. Hands down, my favorite is my Grandma’s Sticky Buns. We make dozens of them for Christmas morning and they disappear in no time!

  985. My favorite thing to make at Thanksgiving is my moms stuffing. It is so good, that I usually don’t usually make the turkey, but ALWAYS make a side of the stuffing… my mouth is watering now

  986. Our favorite thing to do at thanksgiving is pile in the cars and head for the lake cabin. It’s small and cozy!

  987. I have your other two recipe book’s I Love them. I am a dairy farmer’s wife and do a lot of cooking and baking.

  988. favorite recipe? Too many to count! But must always make my New Mexico chili sugar cookies.

  989. I love Ree’s show and her receipes and I’d love to win a cookbook.

  990. I love Pioneer Woman, Great recipes! 🙂
    (and thanks for having the giveaway open to Canadians!)

    I’m loving that soup in a bread bowl. Definitely have to add to make ‘have to make’ list soon.

  991. My favorite Thanksgiving dish is my Italian sausage stuffing with Montmorency cherries…I’ve been perfecting it for years!

  992. Thanks for the chance to win this awesome cookbook 🙂 I would love to get my hands on it!!

  993. We usually have a very traditional meal, but my family’s favorite is my homemade gravy! Never store bought or out of a jar! My mother taught me how to make good gravy and I haven’t made her sorry yet!

  994. My favorite is hash brown casserole instead of having the usual mashed potatoes

  995. Our special time at Thanksgiving and Christmas is when everyone gets together and eats all the wonderful turkey and dressing and all the sides together. I love watching Ree make her special recipes on the food channel. Thank U for this special chance to win Ree’s cookbook, hope I win..

  996. We love to make preserved lemons as gifts with the recipes for preserved lemons attached.

  997. I never think of buying bread bowls, but they are perfect for holdling creamy soups in the winter months. 🙂

  998. My mom’s stuffing and cranberry sauce are the best. They’re traditional, but great. Mmmm, can’t wait!

  999. Homemade dressing with giblet gravy, fresh sweet potatoes with brown sugar and butter, cranberry salad with oranges.

  1000. This site is great. I am sharing this recipe on my page. I love yo watch Ree’s show do I hope I won one of her books.

  1001. My family’s favorite recipe is Ree’s cinnamon rolls. I have been making them for Christmas, birthdays and other holidays. My son absolutely loves them. Thanks for the giveaway, Good luck everyone.

  1002. One of my cousins makes the turkey every year. I don’t know what she does different than the average person but it never disappoints. Mmmm

  1003. It’s always fun to try new recipes. I’ve never had one of your books so I am excited to get a chance at one.

  1004. I love my mom”s dressing….nothing fancy, but I have great memories of making it with her on Thanksgiving morning when I was young. I was in charge of toasting the bread and cutting it into small cubes. 🙂

  1005. We always make cranberry sauce for Thanksgiving….everything else changes each year but the cranberry sauce is here to stay!

  1006. Smoked Turkey, but I personally love the dessert table! lol Pecan pie and Chocolate Meringue Pie

  1007. I love the pioneer woman show and recipes. Delicious food for real people with real lives to make. Oh how I’d love to win this book.

  1008. Just one lol Baked ham, Cherry pie, Roasted potatos……………and maybe I could add to this list if I get your cookbook. Have a great day!

  1009. My favorite dish at Christmas or Thanksgiving is pumpkin pie! I love it!

  1010. Homemade noodles from.my greatgrammas recipe and cookies w my kids are my favorite recipes for the holidays

  1011. My favorite dish my family always whips up for the holidays is traditional Burmese catfish noodle soup (Mohingna). Though it’s not the conventional Thanksgiving or Christmas dishes, it embodies the holiday spirit of coming together and enjoying a nice hot bowl of noodle soup.

  1012. It’s the perfect weather for soups and I haven’t met a soup I didn’t like!!

  1013. A Thanksgiving tradition we have is Banana Fritters. I serve them hot in the morning with warm grenadine sprinkled over them…..YUM!!

  1014. I’m excited to be following you on Pinterest. I first saw you on the chew and have been interested in more from you. Thanks!

  1015. I LOVE REE! She has the best recipes – and I love broccoli cheese soup!
    .

  1016. my hope to someday be mother in-laws stuffing 🙂 She adds slivered almonds to it – yummm!

  1017. Home made cooked apples with brown sugar and cinnamon! Delicious alongside of Turkey and stuffing! YUMMY!

  1018. Broccoli soup is my favorite and my 4 year old daughter is in love with Charlie! She knows every word in the book!

  1019. My favorite Hannukah recipe: deep fried donuts stuffed with a savory filling instead of jam. Would LOVE a copy of the book!

  1020. What we have at Thanksgiving that is special is our Mom’s crab dressing on our salad. Never have heard or seen a dressing like her’s.

  1021. This looks amazing -cant wait to try it! Would love a copy of the cookbook. 😉

  1022. My favorite Holiday recipe is haystacks!!! This soup looks amazing! I need to try it soon!!

  1023. I love Broccoli Cheese Soup. I’m going to have to try this recipe. It sounds delicious.

  1024. I think my all time favorite holiday (any holiday) dish is a simple one, mandarin oranges that have had the light syrup heated with cinnamon, cloves,, lemon juice, and red wine and then poured over it and chilled. I always make extra so I can eat it for breakfast (or snack or whatever) for a couple of days.

  1025. A favorite finger food of our family is….roll green olives in softened cream cheese, then roll in chopped pecans. Chill, then slice in half…and enjoy!

  1026. Love the recipes and all the stories. I am new to the blogging world and have just discovered how excellent it is to see what others are doing! Thank you for taking the time to share with us all!

  1027. My favorite is stuffing. When I’m sauting the onions & celery, I always think of my mom and Thanksgiving as a child.

  1028. I love how all the dishes taste good together, but i think my favorite dish is the PIE! I love a thin slice of pumpkin pie next to a thin slice of apple pie!

  1029. I made the broccoli cheese soup recipe about 3 weeks ago and everyone in my family LOVED it! Thanks, Ree!

  1030. My favorite holiday recipe is (homemade) cranberry sauce. Every year, I taste it and it’s like magic in my mouth, and I wonder why I only eat it on Thanksgiving! But then I don’t make it again until the next year.

  1031. Yummy! Warm for my tummy on these chilly days. Shared of fb and pinterest!

  1032. Green bean casserole and sweet potato souffle!
    Love love love pioneer woman!!

  1033. Turkey and dressing with cranberry salad with all the trimming and desserts!!

  1034. Homemade stuffing and Pumpkin Pie ! Yumm! ! ! Would love to win a cookbook!

  1035. Hard to pick one favorite. Scalloped Oysters for Thanksgiving; and either my mom’s homemade meatballs or my Granny’s Cherry Torte for Christmas.

  1036. I would love to have this cookbook & the broccoli cheese soup looks delicious.

  1037. Love Ree! Watch her every Saturday. Thanks for sponsoring the book give a way!

  1038. I make cherry almond biscotti dipped in dark chocolate for family and my daughters’ teachers.

  1039. For Thanksgiving, my favorite dish is a candied sweet potato & yam bake with cranberries. YUM!

  1040. Ree’s creamy mashed potatoes and my families stuffing w sausage and apples.

  1041. I would love more cookbooks – have already given two copies to friends.

  1042. Making homemade sugar cookies with my mom and then my whole family making popcorn balls

  1043. Broccoli Cheese soup is my absolutely favorite soup. I must have this book and recipe!!

  1044. We always had a traditional Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner with two exceptions…..my Mom was Italian/German so we always had side dishes of lasagna or some kind pasta and German potato salad or sour beef. 😉

  1045. I think my favorite recipes are my mom’s dressing and our sweet potato casserole. It wouldn’t be Thanksgiving without them!

  1046. Our favorite dist is cauliflower dish. Layer cauliflower with sour cream and shredded cheese (any type). Then bake till cheese is melted and bubbly.

  1047. I am a big fan of The Pioneer Woman, she makes dishes that my whole family enjoys.

  1048. I always make my bread pudding/Hauspie dessert. It’s always a hit during the holiday

  1049. For Thanksgiving my mom makes the best cranberry sauce sweetened only with fresh orange juice. Delish!

  1050. I love how you let your children pick the recipes. I am going to try that! Thank you.

  1051. My comment is super simple…..YOU ARE AMAZING!!!! Love EVERYTHING you do and share! Thank you!

  1052. I love making my mom’s Ukrainian perogies. She makes the best and she has taught me and my sister the recipe!

  1053. Buttermilk pie. If I am actually going to get busy in the kitchen, I like making something we can’t get somewhere else, and this is the bomb. That and homemade egg-nog.

  1054. my grandma normally makes a giant batch of a party/chex mix snack as part of our gift…not to mention all of the fabulous treats she tends to bake.

  1055. Loved the broccoli cheese souo bowls…can’t wait to win my cookbook and try more delicious recipes. ..

  1056. I’ve been looking for a great broccoli cheese soup recipe and this looks delicious!! Can’t wait to try it!

  1057. One of our family favorites at holiday meals is my mother’s jello salad. She makes it with cream cheese and butter pretzels….can’t wait for Thanksgiving!

  1058. My mother’s Onions Celeste is one of my favorite Thanksgiving side dishes. I’d be happy to send you the recipe if you’re interested. New to your site so must be off to explore it.

  1059. I would love to have a copy of Pioneer Woman’s cookbook,tat recipe looks wonderful.

  1060. i like making cranberry meatballs with cranberry sauce for an easy appitizer

  1061. Hard crack candy in about 12 flavors.

    My son and I will spend all weekend boiling sugar, adding flavor and the best part cracking it into the storage containers. Every year we start getting flavor requests as early as September.

  1062. My grandmother’s macaroni and cheese is always on our Thanksgiving and Christmas tables.

  1063. I so enjoy Ree’s show and blogs. I also LOVE broccoli cheese soup. I will make this today! Weather is perfect for it, and I was just wondering what to make for dinner…now I know!

  1064. I enjoy making my Mom’s mixed bread stuffing to put in the turkey every year. Just the combination of cornbread, white and wheat bread along with veggies and the perfect spice blend equals a great stuffing!

  1065. Ree recipes are good family food We all enjoy watching her cook and then seeing her family and friends enjoy her food. I would love to pull up a chair to her table, but since that isnt possible, I would love to have one of her cookbook.s

  1066. Our favorite Christmas recipe is our Ham and Swiss Cheese Crepes that we eat every Christmas morning.

  1067. I love Ree’s feminine ranch-i-ness. She rocks! My favourite recipe at the moment is a dessert: white chocolate mousse on sour cherries with a topping of cookie crumbs. So easy and always a hit!

  1068. I made several of your dishes to date. I sometimes follow you and my family enjoys ” my” meals too!!! Keep it up. I would love to cook with you and share some of my recipes as well. Stay blessed!

  1069. My grandson loves macroni and cheese!! It is so wonderful when he says, ” This is the best macroni and cheese in the world!”

  1070. Our favorite holiday recipes are creamed corn casserole and a cranberry/jello mold. Delicious!

  1071. My favorite holiday recipe is a mushroom and wild rice casserole that I make and it is delicious!!!!!

  1072. My grandma always made candied yams at the holidays. My mom has kept up that tradition and they are hands down my favorite.

  1073. My favorite recipe at Christmas are the raisin cookies my husband and his Dad make every year. Of course the dinner itself is traditional and awesome, but the cookies make the difference!!

  1074. Making this for my sons….warm soup on a cold Kansas day with your loved ones…

  1075. We love making all kinds of desserts and trying out new recipes for the holidays! Fun time with my girls!

  1076. My families fave Thanksgiving and Christmas recipes are frog eye salad and baked mac and cheese. But I think I could find a few new ones in this cookbook!!!

  1077. Thanks! Sounds amazing. And Thanks for the casserole recipe Barbara!!

  1078. My mom and grandmother make delicious marinated carrots!! We only have them at Thanksgiving and Christmas and I look forward to it every year!!!

  1079. We love to make turkey pot pie the day after thanksgiving with our leftover turkey!

  1080. I look forward to chicken fettuccine alfredo and steak skewers for Christmas every year! Our little family tradition.

  1081. We make cream pies for the holidays! So good. We’re going to try this soup asap though! Would live to win the cookbook!

  1082. Now I’m going to have to try this Broccoli Cheddar soup, because we are already in love with her Corn Chowder and so we know this is goign to be every bit as good.

  1083. Christmas bake! My mom makes it every year. You put it together the night before. Then she gets up early to put it in the oven 🙂 I don’t have the recipe but I know it has bread, cheese, milk, little smokies, bacon, eggs.

  1084. my family loves what we call footballs – a mix of velveeta and spicy sausage spooned onto party rye slices and toasted in the oven. A Christmas favorite!

  1085. Love Ree’s recipes and was turned on to your site through her site and this contest. Look forward to checking out your page.

  1086. Would love to have Ree’s cookbook. Every recipe I try of hers is delicious!!

  1087. Brown paper Turkey. I can cook a 22 lb bird in 1 hr and 50 minutes. Comes out moist every time!

  1088. I make a Jewish noodle dish, called Kugel. My sisters have me make it every time we are together. It reminds us of our mother who made it when we were kids. But my favorite Thanksgiving dish has to be the turkey.

  1089. I like everything about Ree Drummond’s recipes and blog. Would really enjoy the Holiday cookbook and I now have your blog to look through and like.

  1090. Thanksgiving is all about family and food! Fav food is a tie between my husband’s grandmother’s corn bread casserole and pumpkin cake roll! As a kid though, I would eat my turkey and mashed potatoes with A1 sauce. I was a picky eater! 😉 Have a Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

  1091. I think our favorite recipe would be Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes. We make them for both Thanksgiving & Christmas and they are my Navy son’s favorite dish so I love to make them for his return home. We use heavy cream of course and an insane amount of Butter. Nothin’ better on earth!!! Amen!

  1092. We never have Thanksgiving without serving my grandmother’s 24 hour salad. This fruit salad is the first thing all my nieces, nephews and all the family asks if I prepared. It takes a little time but is truly both delicious and heartwarming from all the memories.

  1093. My favorite is turkey and stuffing. With just a touch of turkey gravely drizzled over it. The best

  1094. my grandmother’s homemade manicotti. we are italian and i know it sounds absurd to eat italian on thanksgiving, but i don’t remember a single thanksgiving we didn’t have lasagna or manicotti or stuffed shells (BEFORE THE TURKEY!!). love it and miss her homemade macaroni. we love you Nanny and know you’re in heaven watching over us!

  1095. My favorite Thanksgiving and Christmas recipes are homemade cranberry sauce. Then for leftovers I add to the cranberry sauce some chopped onion and celery and use it for a spread in turkey wraps…delicious!

  1096. Has got to be my mom’s pumpkin pie and broccoli casserole. Not the same meal without them!

  1097. My most favorite dish at Thanksgiving is Rutabagas. My mom made them like mashed potatoes. They are so yummy and yet we only have them twice a year. Watch Ree every Saturday and liked her on FB. Love her recipes and her spirit. Showing her family chowing down on the great meals makes me miss my family. We always had the holidays at our home and I loved cooking and seeing their satisfied faces. Would love a cookbook. Thanks.

  1098. Ree is my kind of a cook, I don’t think I’ve seen anything that she’s made, that I wouldn’t enjoy on my table too.

  1099. I make soup every Sunday afternoon in the winter. Can’t wait to try this one !

  1100. Ree is like a breath of fresh air. Have loved all her recipes we have tried. One of our favorite holiday recipe is from her first recipe book…Red Velvet Cake.

  1101. In my family the homemade rolls are the best part of the Thanksgiving feast.

  1102. Looks very yummy!!! Can’t wait to make it!!! Would love to have the cookbooks :)!!

  1103. Broccoli-cheese casserole is a must, doesn’t matter if we have turkey, ham or prime rib. Also a fabulous sweet potato dish shared by our niece & her hubby.. So good! Thanks for the chance to win. Shared on FB.

  1104. I love soups – broccoli & cheese is one of my favs. I also love Ree’s cookbooks and would love to win this one!

  1105. My favorite family recipe is my grandmother’s recipe for homemade perogies. Every Christmas Eve we would celebrate with these wonderful Ukrainian dumplings. Grandma has passed away but when my 6-month-old daughter is old enough to learn how to make perogies I can’t wait to carry on this tradition with her.

  1106. Ree is my favorite on Food Network … would absolutely love to win this cookbook. Thank you from Vermont!

  1107. My favorite thing is my grandma’s stuffing. She makes it with sausage and it is sooooo good!

  1108. I was just telling a friend of mine that I always have the greatest success when I use one of your recipes. Having a cookbook of yours would be amazing!!!

  1109. My favorite Thanksgiving food is……All of it ! I love everything, from the start of a wonderful day , to sharing family time as the house begins to smell AMAzINg! LoveLove Love!

  1110. oooops i forgot a recipe. I have a large family so there are many favorites but one that is loved by all is the eggnog we enjoy on Christmas Eve. When the children were young we had a Christmas pinata and a birthday cake for baby Jesus

  1111. my favourite recipe is the fresh cooked turkey and fresh turnips and carrots and glazed parsnips

  1112. I love your show and what you cook! I watch everyday. I would love to win your cookbook!

  1113. My favorite soup, we have it for Christmas Eve. I will be making it sooner after reading this post.

  1114. I follow you on Instagram but I have no idea how to post this giveaway on there (new Instagram account for me)

  1115. The favorite dish is Corn Casserole with lots of butter and cheese! Everyone asks for it!

  1116. My absolute holiday favorite is my grandma’s stuffing! Can’t wait to try this recipe!

  1117. I enjoy your recipes!! Especially the Carrot Cake in the “Holiday” cook book.

  1118. I love her show and my daughter and I are huge fans of her coffee recipe. I have one of her recipe books and would love a copy of her new one. #WeeliciousGiveaways
    Have a fabulous day.
    Wendi

  1119. Cream Cheese Broccoli Casserole

    1 30 oz. pkg. frozen chopped broccoli or broccoli florets
    1 can Campbells® cream of mushroom soup
    1 8-oz. Philadelphia® cream cheese
    1 stick butter
    1 medium chopped onion
    Durkee® fried onions

    Cook broccoli according to package directions. Drain & put into 3-quart casserole dish. Sauté onion in butter. Pour over cooked broccoli and mix well. Soften cream cheese and mix well with mushroom soup. Stir into the broccoli/onion mixture. Top with Durkee® fried onions.

    Bake @ 350 degrees for 25-30 minutes until bubbly. Serve immediately although it’s good for leftovers too if you actually have any..

    This is actually a recipe I was given by a friend of mine about thirty years ago. I never thought I would eat broccoli and I was sure my children wouldn’t eat it either. Much to my surprise we always serve this casserole at all family gatherings as it is our favorite! The original recipe did include crushed crackers as the topping and also the option of adding rice. We prefer it this way.

    Hope your readers enjoy this as much as we do!

  1120. Yum, I love soups, but haven’t really been into making them, but I am going to try this winter. Thanks

  1121. the best recipe is the soups, I love homemade soups, broccoli and cheese is awesome as is hamburger soup with all the fresh vegs.

  1122. Love, love, LOVE the Pioneer Woman cook. Her food is all delicious. Would love her cookbook to expand our holiday foods into beautiful, deliciousness.

  1123. With problems with digestive problems I am curious to know how that Sweet Potato Casserole is, as it would just be perfect for my special diet. I also love all the recipies and foods on this site!!!!

  1124. Favorite Thanksgiving recipe is my husband’s green bean casserole. (From Cooks Illustrated). So good!

  1125. Its a toss up between my 3 kids of homemade dressing or green bean casserole.

  1126. It’s hard to choose just one…I suppose I would have to pick sweet potato casserole.

  1127. It is hard to decide which recipe is my favorite for the holidays. No meal would be complete without homemade cranberry orange sauce or turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes and gravy.

  1128. Ree has opened a whole new world to me, I use her recipes for family dinners, church functions, anytime I need a special dish!

  1129. I have a recipe for a sweet potato casserole/souffle thing that everyone thinks is the best. So Thanksgiving would not be complete at my house without that dish!!

  1130. Love watching the show and getting to know the family….Such easy and fun recipes to make. Love to win a cookbook. Thanks

  1131. My Bacia (grandmother) and after she passed, my mother make a wonderful peanut butter candy – that we only get at Christmas. It’s a fondant made with mashed potato & confectioner sugar – roll out and spread with peanut butter – roll up jelly roll style and slice. Love Love Love this and look forward to it every year.

  1132. two of my favorite cooking ladies! Both of your cook books are on my wish list!

  1133. I love making a homemade white cheddar macaroni and cheese casserole.

  1134. a fall holiday cannot occur in our family without the following recipe being served. the grandkids protested one year when granma didn’t make it! she never forgot again!!

    Granma’s Mashed Potatoes

    5 lbs potatoes
    8 ozs cream cheese
    8 ozs sour cream
    1 stick unsalted butter
    Salt, Pepper, Onion Salt to taste

    Boil potatoes, peeled or unpeeled (your preference), drain
    mix all ingredients together
    place in a buttered casserole dish
    bake 350 degrees for 30 minutes
    Serve and enjoy

  1135. We have cornbread stuffing every year, which I always look forward to. My grandmother used to make it, my mom made it, and now it’s been passed down to me and my sister. It never survives the entire day, it gets eaten very quickly!

  1136. My mother-in-law’s orange cookies were the big request at Christmas! Lots of fresh orange flavor topped with a yummy orange frosting. Since she passed away in 2006, I continue to make these every year in her memory.

  1137. Yummy leftover turkey and cranberry sandwich with pumpkin pie on the side 🙂

  1138. I think my favorite holiday recipe is my mom’s pumpkin roll. She makes it for both Thanksgiving and Christmas and it just “makes” the holiday for me.

    Thanks for the chance to win!

  1139. Broccoli and rice…it’s similar to the soup recipe but is a casserole.

  1140. Broccoli rice casserole is a favorite that my family requests at every Thanksgiving meal, even now that they are grown.

  1141. LOVE this soup recipe. With the weather changing this week, will be on the menu for sure. LOVE all of Ree’s recipes. Would love to have the cookbook to add more variety to our menus. Thanks for making this.

  1142. I would LOVE to win this new cookbook! The Pioneer Woman’s recipes all look SO yummy and I’d love to try to make some of them for my own family! 🙂

  1143. We make Leigh’s pumpkin bread dressing, Mark’s sweet potato casserole, and original green bean casserole….and Robert fries a turkey. Absolutely the best meal ever!!!

  1144. Sugar free pumpkin pie for my diabetic husband. I have to make him his own so the rest of us can have some. lol

  1145. I can’t wait for Thanksgiving because my favorite food is Cranberry Salad. That’s what mom calls it, Cranberries, jello, frated orange peelings, sometimes chopped up Walnuts. Now I’m guessing what’s in it because mom always make it. The Turkey, dressing, mashed potaoes & gravy, green bean casserole, baked jams with butter & marshmallows(more the merrier), rolls.
    I can’t wait for Christmas, because I all the food. Favorite food is the Ham with potato salad, baked beans, green bean cassorle, rolls, The favorite is tons of different kind of cookies. Can you tell I love the holiday’s food.

  1146. I made this soup and bread bowl last year and it was ridiculously AMAZING! I plan to make it again in a few weeks.

  1147. Going to make this tonight – 39 weeks pregnant, it’s chilly out – comfort food sounds amazing!

  1148. One of our favorite Christmas meal dishes is the classic green bean casserole!!! I would love to win this book!!!!

  1149. My grandmothers stuffing, brings back fond memories of making it with her….in my ♥ always…

  1150. I LOVE Broccoli and Cheese soup!!! I will be trying this very soon. LOVE your show Ree….. I never miss an episode.. You have such a wonderful family….. I enjoy seeing the kids on the shows. I SO hope I win a copy of your newest cookbook!!!!

  1151. Just made Ree’s Broccoli Cheese soup this weekend! LOVE it. For Christmas, my mother and I always make Thumbprint Cookies using my Great-grandma’s recipe. They are a family favorite, but we make them especially for my grandpa who grew up enjoying them every year.

  1152. I would love to have your cookbook! I watch you every week and currently have to look up your recipes online. Would love to have you sitting on my counter while I cook!

  1153. Love all her recipes and watching her show. Would like to win her cookbook.

  1154. This broccoli cheese soup looks so tasty and easy to make. Love the bread bowl but I bet it would be great with garlic toast too. Look forward to trying it!

  1155. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe for stuffing is a fruit stuffing. It is made with bread crumbs, butter, chicken broth, onion, celery, salt/pepper, diced apples and raisins. I don’t really have a recipe per se, just learned by my Mother’s side. It is so yummy.

  1156. It is not a holiday meal with out my grandmother’s cornbread dressing. She’s been gone a long time but it brings back such good memories and makes awesome leftovers!

  1157. I love Cheese and Broccoli soup! In fact, I think I’ll make it for lunch tomorrow! 🙂 I look forward to trying each recipe in Ree’s book! 😀

  1158. Cajun Fried Turkey and a nice homemade pumpkin pie with homemade whipped cream. Can’t beat homemade

  1159. For Christmas Eve, we always make my Nederlands mother’s Apple fritters!
    (What is a “URL?”)

  1160. Everything tastes better with family around! I love “Thanksgiving dinner” the best… all components!

  1161. My twin preschoolers have enjoyed your sweet potatoes in orange cups for the last couple of years on Thanksgiving. I plan to serve them again this year. This soup looks great!

  1162. cranberries, frozen and crushed with orange jello and mandarin oranges

  1163. I’m so glad you are hosting this giveaway so I could find your site. Bookmarking it! Thanks!

  1164. Ree I love your show and have one of your cookbooks, already. I love how you have pictures demostrating each step! I sure hope I win this 🙂

  1165. Every Christmas, my grandmother makes meatballs served in a cranberry/chili sauce. Christmas just isn’t the same without them!

  1166. My favorite Thanksgiving and Christmas recipe is my mom’s deviled eggs. I have tried to make them like her recipe but they never turn out as good as hers. My brother and I fight over them so she always makes extra so we both get to take some home with us! I love the Holidays, cooking and all the special memories!

  1167. Grapenut Custard made from my Father-in-Law’s recipe. Very easy and only uses 1/4 cup sugar for the whole recipe which serves 4.

  1168. My Texan Mom’s cornbread dressing, made with day-old biscuits and cornbread and lots of broth. It was an event, not just a side dish!

  1169. Every one of Ree’s recipes I have ever made turns out to be a family favorite. I can’t wait to try the broccoli soup.

  1170. I love you and your show. It reminds me of home. I miss Oklahoma! I would love to have this book!!!

  1171. I would have to say that my favorite is my late grams cranberry sauce, because of the memories it invokes.

  1172. Cranberry salad made with orange jello and oranges and of course frozen crushed up cranberries

  1173. My favorite is my sister’s pumpkin spice muffins. A box of spice cake mix, a can of pumpkin & a bag of white chocolate morsels…mix all three of these together (do not follow the cake mix ingredients) put in muffin paper & bake according to the cake mix box

  1174. Our family favorite Christmas dish is Grandma Clausman’s from scratch dressing…..definitley not an ordinary dish!!!

  1175. Homemade Pumpkin Pie..although I’m kinda fond of gravy too since this is the only time of year I get it!

  1176. I have made a crescent roll cherry cheese cake for holidays now for 20yrs.. When my son was stationed overseas he called one day for the recipe he traded my recipe to the cooks in the mess-hall for a chance to cook something they in-turn made it for the officers and they loved it. It was worth sharing

  1177. My family always enjoys my warm apple crisp with vanilla ice cream

  1178. My mom’s egg and cheese strata with mushroom sauce and homemade biscuits!

    I would love to have one of Ree’s cookbooks!

  1179. I love the Pioneer Woman and would love to win a copy of her holiday cookbook! I don’t think I have a favorite recipe. I like it all!!! 🙂

  1180. Thanks, Ree & Catherine! I’m making this tonight!

    And my favorite holiday recipe is Momma’s Sweet Potato Casserole which I make for both Thanksgiving & Christmas.

  1181. My favorite Thanksgiving food is turkey and dressing! But my favorite recipe is cranberry, apple, pecan congealed salad. YUMMY!

  1182. Each year my sister makes the best cornbread dressing. It is truly awesome. Tasted a sample of what it will be this past weekend. Hats off to Kathy’s cornbread dressing.

  1183. I recently found Ree’s delicious recipe for coffee cake! WOW! I am hooked! Next, I am making her pumpkin cinnamon rolls. I would absolutely LOVE a copy of her cookbook to add to my collection. I’m sure it will get a lot of stains on the pages!!!

  1184. We have all of Ree’s cookbooks and we watch all her shows and our favorite holiday food grandmas dressing.

  1185. Without Ree I wouldn’t have found Wee(licious)!! 🙂 Would love to win this book!

  1186. Cajun Fried Turkey and homemade pumpkin pie with homemade whipped topping. Can’t beat it.

  1187. Our favorite Thanksgiving dish is my mom’s sweet potatoes. She doesn’t have a recipe, but I really need to write down how she does it!

  1188. I watch you show and absolutely love Charlie…. would love to win you cookbook. Thank you for the chance.

  1189. I think my favorite Thanksgiving food is the homemade mac and cheese. I make it. 😀 I made up my own recipe and people absolutely love it! Lots of cheese, lots of spice, everyone’s happy.

  1190. I loe turkey and dressing at Thanksgiving and tamales at Christmas!

  1191. Love love love The Pioneer Woman! I even have my family hooked. Have all of her cookbooks and would love to win this one!

  1192. Sent this before I finished writing. Turkey and stuffing, minus the turkey.

  1193. Our family always enjoys Sweet Potato Casserole for Thanksgiving and Christmas! I always use fresh sweet potatoes and add honey for sweetener, with a brownsugar/ pecan topping. Actually, it could be classified as a dessert, much to my kiddies enjoyment!

  1194. I watched Ree make this on one of her shows, I never miss any of her shows

  1195. I must live under a rock because I had never heard to you until last week when I made your broccoli and cheese soup. Then you showed up on The Chew the next day!! LOL. I am a fan of your recipes for sure!!

  1196. Broccoli and Cheese…very similar to the soup but it’s a casserole with rice included. Yummy!

  1197. My favorites are Sweet Potato casserole and my cranberry sauce that I make every year with whole cranberries, pecans, orange marmalade and cinnamon sugar. YUM

  1198. My husband loves my stuffing for Thanksgiving and Christmas big dinners. I actually start with stove top stuffing box, add a grated apple for each box of stuffing I use. Plus sometimes I add sliced up walnuts, too. 🙂 Another is my pumpkin pie, using Libby’s can pumpkin recipe and add a teaspoon of vanilla for each pie. Short cuts can be great!!

  1199. We like sweet potatoes with pineapple slices and sliced marachino cherries with brown sugar and butter casserole. Yummm. The sugary pineapple is delish!

  1200. I make a delicious pineapple bake that goes great with Christmas ham. Mmmm-mmm!

  1201. i would love to win your cook book i watch your shoe every saturday on food network

  1202. My favorite thing to eat on Thanksgiving is Cranberry sauce, which also happens to be the easiest to make….open can, dump out, eat. 🙂 Just no berries please, just the jelly….yummmmmmmmm!

  1203. This is one of my FAVORITE soups to make in the winter. My stomach just growled thinking about it!

  1204. Some of the best thanksgiving memories are making stuffed dates with my mother. we would use pitted dates, Buy shelled walnuts and have a great time cracking them,. We came from a big family so unshelled was too expensive to use, We cut them down the middle and put walnuts in the middle. Then roll them in sugar, and totally indulge in glorious walnut goodness. My favorite part was when we ate every last one

  1205. Any holiday, I have to make cheesy carrots!
    2 lbs carrots cut into coins, 1 small onion, diced, 1 stick of butter, 1 cup Velveeta. Boil carrots and onions until carrots are mostly tender. Drain. Melt butter and velveeta and mix well, until butter is incorporated into Velveeta. Mix cheese mixture in with carrots/onions. Top with seasoned bread crumbs. Bake at 350 for 25-30 minutes until bubbly!

  1206. I have to say that I LOVE Thanksgiving and have several favorite recipes but the turkey recipe I have followed from an old 90’s Martha Stewart magazine always makes the turkey turn out exceptional without fail. You just baste it over and over with a mixture of melted butter and white wine and you can’t go wrong. I can’t wait to make this soup too! 🙂

  1207. Dying to win one of these cookbooks so I can try some of Ree’s amazing dishes!!

  1208. Colombian Empanadas!!! Plus Filipino Lumpia (I may have spelled it wrong). Can’t have a holiday without these 🙂

  1209. Would love to win one of The Pioneer Cookbook! I am always cooking and baking and Ree`s receipes are very yummy indeed!!

  1210. My favorite recipe is my family’s stuffing: the staler the bread, the better! (The funny part is that my son doesn’t like the savory taste of stuffing, so we make extra mashed potatoes for him!)

  1211. When I was a little girl my mom made whoopie pies. When I grew up and got married I remembered how much I loved them although she hadn’t made them in a very long time. So I made them for Christmas one year and ever since anytime I come home for Christmas they expect me to bring them. Although it’s not what most people would consider a holiday dish, it has definitely become a favorite that even my own immediate family insists on having every year.

  1212. I’ll dive first into the best part of the meal…dressing/stuffing made with sausage!!

  1213. Made this soup last night…DELICIOUS!!! I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to have her cookbook!

  1214. Love soup and love your cookbooks. I have one that was signed by you last year in Tulsa.

  1215. Have always loved my Texan Mom’s cornbread dressing, made with day old biscuits, cornbread and lots of chicken broth!

  1216. Sweet potatoes casserole with apples, brown sugar, butter, cinnamon and a wonderful crunch pecan crust to top it all off!

  1217. These are the oldest recipes, but I loved them as a kid and love them now decades later. Peas with hardboiled eggs in cream of mushroom (or chicken) soup with crumbled crackers on top topped with butter and baked. Also a broccoli/rice/cheese with a cracker top.

  1218. Love broccoli cheese soup and love Pioneer Woman and Weelicious! Fav holiday meals has to be turkey with all the trimmings. And the KILLER sandwich the next day.

  1219. Broccoli Cheese Soup is my absolutely all time favorite. Can’t wait to try this.

  1220. It’s not fancy, but my favorite is still green bean casserole. I also love stuffing, my dad used to make a wonderful stuffing from scratch. I made the PW broccoli cheese soup recently and it was amazing!!

  1221. I LOVE your recipes. Thanks for posting this one 🙂 it’s my daughters favorite soup.

  1222. We love a frozen cranberry salad that my mother in law used to make for us. She is gone now, so i make it. whenever i make a recipe of hers it is bittersweet. I miss her terribly. This is the first holidays without her.

  1223. One of my favorite holiday recipes is something my grandma made. Super easy…rice crispie treats only with corn flakes. Add green dye to the marshmallow mix and stir in the flakes. Drop onto wax paper and top with red hots. I think she called them Christmas holly. I always remember sneaking some of the red hots when no-one was looking.

  1224. Oh, how I would love to win this cookbook! The three things that are on our Family Thanksgiving menu that I can’t wait to have each year are: Waldorf Salad, Pumpkin Pie and traditional stuffing! My mouth is watering just thinking of them!
    Thanks for the chance to win!

  1225. If I did not make dressing and strawberry pretzel jello, I would not be able to show my face at the table.

  1226. I love me some sweet potato casserole with the toasted marshmallows on top!

  1227. I’m looking forward to trying these recipes as my family and I got our new home! 🙂

  1228. Having a copy of Ree’s cookbook would be super fabulous for me! I dvr all of her shows & her kind of cooking just makes me happy!!♥

  1229. I love Rees recipes! Have made many in the past few years! Shared on Facebook!

  1230. Our favorite at the holidays is my Grandma’s Dressing/Stuffing. I have tweeked it over the years.
    Country style sausage (one to two rolls depending on how meaty you like it or how much you are making.
    Celery, chopped, about one cup
    Onions, chopped, about one cup
    1 stick of butter
    Dried or fresh cranberries ( 3/4 to 1 cup depending on how fruity you like it.)
    One apple, chopped (for moisture)
    about 6 to 10 cups of dried bread cubes (again depending on how much stuffing you need(
    2 eggs
    Chicken broth (to moisten dressing)
    chopped pecans (optional, but so good)
    Additonal butter for topping
    Seasonings to taste, sage, thyme, parsley.

    Saute sausage until brown, set aside.
    Add stick of butter to pan with sausage drippngs, sauté celery and onion until soft, add chopped apple then add to sausage..
    In the meantime beat eggs and add to chicken broth. Stir into bread until moistened. (Optional to add some more melted butter at this time.)
    Add sausage mixture, cranberries and chopped pecans (if adding). Thoroughly mix, use judgement on chicken broth, adding to much will make it mushy when done. Put in buttered casserole dish and dot with butter. (This can also be used in stuffing bag inside the turkey if desired. I usually put some in bird and some in casserole.) Dot with butter and bake for about 45 minutes to an hour until browned on top.
    Enjoy, this is my very favorite part of Thanksgiving besides being grateful for all we have.
    Happy Thanksgiving.

  1231. Cranberry-orange relish. It goes great with turkey or it can stand on its own as a side dish. Best part is, my kids make it!

  1232. just made broccoli and cheese soup yesterday! can’t wait to try this new recipe 🙂

  1233. Have always loved my Texan mom’s Cornbread Dressing recipe, made with day old biscuits and cornbread. and lots of broth!

  1234. Thanksgiving because it is time for family getting to gather and enjoying dinner and sharing what we are thankful for. I would love one of your cook books.

  1235. Awesome! I can’t wait to make the Broccoli Cheese Soup! Would love to try all the recipes in the cookbook! Thanks great giveaway and free recipe — that rocks!

  1236. I know that it’s unhealthy but I love green bean casserole! It never gets old!

  1237. ONE of our favorite holiday recipes? How does a person pick a favorite when they all rank up there in my book. I mean, a bit of it all together on your fork and Heaven has made a touch down! But, with that said, I will share my fathers coleslaw recipe, which has never missed a holiday visit…..like never!!! :-). It’s simple and yummy. Balances a meal. Take one bad of shredded cabbage. One jar of Jimmy’s coleslaw dressing with pineapple. One can of crushed pineapple. Bit of mayo and milk sweetened with a bit of sugar. Mix it all together and let it marry, I’m all for marriage. overnight is best. For both! Haha. Thanx for the opportunity to share. X.X OO. Have a Blessed day Ree Ree!!

  1238. Magic Turkey Breast! I wait all year for my family’s amazing turkey and gravy! Can’t wait.

  1239. Too many delicious dishes to list!! We try to vary every year but still have traditional Colombian, Filipino and American dishes.

    Empanadas are my favorite and a holiday can’t go by without them.

  1240. We love our stuffing for the holidays – stale bread – sage sausage – eggs, milk, chicken broth , poultry seasoning, onions and celery, salt, pepper mmm from my grandmother!! Also love PW – her recipes are great!!

  1241. The soup and the cookbook both look absolutely wonderful. I would love to get the cookbook and refresh my holiday recipes!

  1242. We love to make sandwiches with fried dressing, sliced turkey & a slice of cranberry jelly!!!! It has to be on white bread!!!! I almost like them a much as the dinner it’s self!

  1243. We have a multicultural family. I’m of Cuban descent, and my husband is of Italian decent. We have the traditional Perni (roasted pig shoulder), and his family recipe of 100% from scratch, meat and cheese ravioli, and marinara sauce. We have this for Thanksgiving and Christmas, but we also have the mojo roasted turkey, on Thanksgiving. Our sides are of all different traditions, thru all three cultures. The holiday’s for us, is the buffet of international love. Plus you get the free card to eat a lot. lol

  1244. I love my mom’s chateau mashed potatoes that we make for Thanksgiving every year.

  1245. My Mom’s famous Wild Rice Dressing. It was always a big hit, and I can’t remember a Thanksgiving without it.

  1246. Cranberry-orange relish. It goes great with turkey or can stand alone as a side dish!

  1247. I cannot wait to try this soup. Everything I’ve ever made of Rae’s is incredible. My favorite Thanksgiving dishes are; asparagus casserole, crunchy casserole, stuffed mushrooms, loaded mashed potatoes, broccoli dip, and pumpkin pie.

  1248. Ree is awesome! A new favorite of my wife and I. We love makeing her recipes.

  1249. All of the recipes that I have tried that Ree has shared have been delicious. I’m sure this book will be as great as her other cook-books.

  1250. Ree’s Kettlecorn Popcorn balls and Haunted House cookies were a big hit at a Halloween Party we had this past weekend. Shared on Google+

  1251. I love the Pioneer Women and all her recipes they are delicious and easy!!

  1252. I would love to win a copy of this cookbook! My 14 yr old daughter, Leah, and I enjoy baking and cooking The Pioneer Woman recipes we find online. To have a copy of one of her cookbooks would be special!

  1253. I never met a soup I didn’t like and if it is in a bread bowl all the better!

  1254. My favorite recipe for both holidays is Broccoli Casserole. It has broccoli, cheese, rice and cream of mushroom soup. So simple but my mom knows she can’t have a holiday meal with out it!

  1255. My mother-in-law’s stuffing recipe is TO DIE FOR. I looooove it!!!!! I would love to win this book too!!

  1256. Our favorite holiday favorite is our peanut butter crunch cookies!
    One jar of creamy Peanut Butter
    One cup of sugar
    One cup of clear Karo syrup
    One cup of corn flakes (or more to your taste)
    On medium heat cook down the sugar to a light bubble add the Karo and the Peanut Butter. Crunch up the corn flakes and add them to the peanut butter, sugar, and karo syrup. scoop out to your size liking on wax paper. Let them “dry” or get a little hard then eat them up!

  1257. I look forward to my MILs dressing every Thanksgiving and Christmas. Yummmm!

  1258. I just love Pioneer Women…her show is definitely the best on Food Network!

  1259. All holidays in my family have to have my Pecan Nut Cups. Doesn’t matter if it is Thanksgiving, Christmas or Easter, my kids have had them for 46 years, well 47 for my daughter as her brother was “almost” born the first time I made them! Now my youngest son makes sure he has them on our holiday meals menu as he and his wife have taken over from me. I just get to sit back and relax… FINALLY! LOL

  1260. THis may sound like bragging, but my family and I have always; loved my cornmeal dressing. Its really good

  1261. Favorite recipe is the strawberry shortcake! Love it, but this soup looks amazing and I plan on making it very soon.

  1262. My favorite Christmas recipe is my moms sausage egg casserole that she always made for Christmas morning. It’s not Christmas without that smell permeating the house.

  1263. One of our favorite recipes is Ribbon Salad.
    Lime jello on the bottom.
    Lemon jello with pineapple, cream cheese, etc in the middle.
    Strawberry jello with strawberries on top.
    Colorful and yummy!!!

  1264. I love herbal dressing and I live in the south where cornbread dressing
    rules!!!!!!!!

  1265. I love a pumpkin gingerbread trifle, but i just recently discovered that all 3 boys in my house (5, 7, & 36) love old fashioned pumpkin pie!

  1266. Thanksgiving has always been a favorite Holiday for my family. Stuffing is always lead recipe. You can never get enough of that. We also like Baked corn casserole. Hope to get in on the Book Contest!! I love Ree.

  1267. I would love to win this cookbook but even if I don’t I will be buying it.

  1268. Aloha! Yummy soup! I also like to make chowders. I made a clam chowder this weekend and diced carrots and chinese peas in very small pieces then added it to my onions when starting the soup. Looks beautiful, tastes delicious and everyone gets some extra veggies. Love to read new cookbooks,, alway get great new ideas.

  1269. We love Dressing whether it be Thanksgiving or Christmas…It HAS to be on the table too!

  1270. Ree’s Green Bean Casserole is now a requested staple at every holiday which requires food. Work potluck a too!!

  1271. I love trying new recipes, especially around the holidays. My daughters and I watch The Pioneer Woman and cook together as much as we can. We love the recipes and would absolutely love an autographed copy of her newest holiday cookbook 🙂

  1272. I love deep fried turkey for thanksgiving 🙂 Also, this cookbook is even more beautiful in person! Drooled over it at Barnes and noble lol

  1273. I’ve made several dishes from the other 2 books. I can tell you that I am very impressed and pleased with the results! My family loves them to…thank you!

  1274. My favorite recipe is one handed down through my mom’s family… it is a cinnamon coffee cake. It takes an hour to bake, so my mom always put it on to cook Christmas morning and when we awoke to the aroma, we came down and had juice, coffee and coffee cake and opened presents. Then after that extravaganza, we would have brunch. But I still make that coffee cake every Christmas morning!

  1275. My mom’s cornbread dressing that my twin sis made for us after our mom passed in ’95. This fall,, my twin sis joined mom & dad in Heaven, so it’ll be up to me to carry on the tradition.

  1276. My mom cooked candy yams on the stove in a cast iron skillet she would put a half a stick of butter and 1/2 cup of brown auger she would cook that untie the butter melted and the brown auger was mixed well in the butter then she would open the can of yams and drain them and put them in the cast iron skillet she put about a cup of syrup in the skillet with the butter mixture and spoon it over the yams for about 45 minutes they were so good ..my older sister fixes them for thanksgiving every year now ..I miss my moms cooking

  1277. Our favorite Thanksgiving recipe is the sweet potatoes and the mashed potatoes / gravy!! Oh and of course the pumpkin pie!!

  1278. The Broccoli Cheese Soup looks delicious. Love Pioneer Woman’s recipes! Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!

  1279. this is comfort food at its best,so creamy and perfect. I like the idea of served in the bread bowl.

  1280. Ree’s Cinnamon Rolls are a must in our home at least once a month for Sunday mornings. Shared on Pinterest!

  1281. Pioneer Women is my absolute favourite show! I just love all her recipes too!

  1282. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is my Grandmothers Oyster Filling. It’s the 1 time a year it is made and I crave it every November! Now that my Grandmother is no longer with us it is nice to have a special part of her with us on this holiday!

  1283. Pineapple souffle. Made with canned crushed pineapple. Bread. Eggs. Sugar. Butter. A pinch of cinnamon. Great with ham.

  1284. I make lots of soup since I think my husband could live on it. Today I have a big pot going and we are taking some to a shut in that seems to like my cooking.

  1285. I love my Pioneer Woman cookbooks~ I would love to add this one to my collection.

  1286. Since my family does most of the cooking on Thanksgiving, I usually bring a side dish. My favorite one to make that everyone loves is my baked macaroni and cheese!

  1287. My favorite Christmas recipe is my mother’s German Chocolate Cake. We have to hide pieces so there is some left for a midnight snack!

  1288. I just love the Holidays! This one sounds and looks awesome! Could it possibly be better than mine?? : )

  1289. I love traditional cornbread dressing as well as our family reciepe with raisans apples mushrooms dressing yum im getting hungry cant wait thanks for the giveaway good luck everyone
    kat

  1290. I love making oyster dressing for Thanksgiving. It is the only time of the year I make it!

  1291. This recipe is similar to mine, but the addition of half and half puts it over the top! Thanks for posting!

  1292. Ree,Thank You for your Pioneer Woman program,I have used many recipes from it.Keep it up and keep on Blogging.

  1293. I shared on Twitter. Another great recipe is Ree’s pulled pork. Heavenly!

  1294. I tried a turkey recipe wherein I placed quartered lemons, onions, sprigs of fresh herbs, bay leaves and salt and pepper inside of a cleaned turkey and roasted it! DELISH!!! It was my first try at preparing a turkey and it was awesome and easy!

  1295. My dad had his own special broccoli cheese soup recipe – he passed away suddenly this year and this post really made me think of him. It is bittersweet how certain foods can be such a tangible reminder of those we love. For the winter holidays, I love making the Nantucket Cranberry pie I first learned about from PW. Last year I even bought some white ceramic tart pans, decorated them with special paints made for bakeware, baked the pies in them and gave the whole thing as gifts 🙂

  1296. My favorite recipe it what we call Texas Potatoes. It’s a lot like Cracker Barrels hash brown casserole, but yummier.

  1297. I’ve always wanted to try this recipe! Send the recipe book and I’ll get started! 😉

  1298. Hoping to win PW’s book! And thanks for all your yummy recipes! I haven’t found one on Weelicious that hasn’t been a success!

  1299. This is a tough one…love, love, love stuffing…and mashed potatoes…and pumpkin pie…

  1300. I Love Broccol Chees Soup And All Of Ree’s Recipes. I Woul Love To Win her Cook Book.

  1301. I love to cook and enjoy trying the pioneer woman’s delicious recipes

  1302. I loved making a date nut candy with my mother for gift baskets at Christmas time!

  1303. I would absolutely love to win this cookbook. I love using Pioneer Woman’s recipes, they never disappoint me or my family. Thanks for the giveaway!

  1304. Sounds delish! This book would be perfect for me since my birthday is November 10th! 🙂

  1305. My families favorite holiday food is Lima bean casserole. It is a combination of lima beans, cheese, bacon, soup, and french fried onion rings, a real winner in my home

  1306. Yes, please. I am already freezing and it’s just 64 outside. I’m in big trouble already. Thank you!

  1307. My favorite Christmas recipe is one from my Dad’s Slovak family. It’s a yeast nut roll called Kolach. I’m happy to say my boys both continue to make it each year with their families!

  1308. I would love Ree’s cookbook. My favorite Thanksgiving/Christmas recipe is my mother’s scalloped oyster casserole. We only have it during the holidays and it’s delicious!

  1309. My favorite dish is a roasted Brussel Sprouts and Bacon casserole.

  1310. One of my favorite Thanksgiving recipes is a broccoli casserole. Last year, I found a recipe for a different spin on cranberry salad that was a big hit, also, delicious!

  1311. Love all of her cookbooks. Looking forward to seeing some more Weelicious recipes!

  1312. This broccoli cheese soup recipe sounds delicious…going to make it when I get home:)!

  1313. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is Homemade stuffing w/Apples, Sage & Onion and Mushrooms.

  1314. One of my favorite Thanksgiving sides is a wild rice, mushroom stuffing. So good!

  1315. Our favorite for both Christmas and Thanksgiving is my homemade Baklava!

  1316. My mom’s stuffing is my favorite! She starts it the weekend before Thanksgiving & it’s always delicious!

  1317. Stuffing at Thanksgiving. Seems so simple, but it makes the meal for me. 🙂

  1318. We always make my Granny Mary’s oyster rice dressing. Cookbooks look beautiful!!

  1319. Love your show! 😀 Hopefully I will have your new cookbook soon!

  1320. My family loves my turkey and dressing. They also love my broccoli rice casserole. I can’t forget pink stuff too!

  1321. We love green bean casserole at my family’s house. Actually, I love it but they make the sacrifice for me to cook it every year. Going to try this soup tomorrow night for sure!

  1322. I love all of Ree’s recipes, but her hearty beef stew is my husband’s favorite, followed closely by her chicken and noodles. I love that the recipes are easy but taste like I’ve been cooking all day.

  1323. I love The Pioneer Woman recipes, they are always so good and tasty. The broccoli cheese soup in a bread bowl is such a good idea!

  1324. This soup looks like it would be perfect on a cold winter day. The bread bowl is a bonus! I got married over the summer and am just starting to really get into cooking and have had a lot of luck trying out new recipes. Ree’s book looks like it is packed full of amazing, mouth watering recipes to try!

  1325. That soup looks yummy. Have to try it. Thanks for giving us a chance to win one of your fabulous cookbooks.

  1326. I absolutely love oyster dressing. Only make it at Thanksgiving. Can’t wait!

  1327. I love trying new recipes, especially around the holidays. My daughters and I watch The Pioneer Woman and cook together as much as possible. We would absolutely love to win an autographed copy of Ree’s holiday cookbook 🙂

  1328. Would love to add ‘The Pioneer Woman Cooks a Year of Holidays’ to my
    collection!

  1329. I have been looking for a good broccoli soup recipe and I will try this. Just love her show, I can relate to ranch life, as I grew up on one.

  1330. Our favorite Thanksgiving recipe is one for a corn pudding and a favorite for Christmas is spritz cookies (something the kids can help with!).

  1331. My grandmas recipe for “impossible pumpkin pie” is one of my favorites!

  1332. The number one thing for all my holiday meals is pumpkin pie w/ topping. I would be happy if this was the only item on my menu.

  1333. Our favorite Christmas recipe is Lady Fingers. We make them as a family and then enjoy them!!!

  1334. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is Our Stuffing.. it’s simple..Just potato rolls or egg rolls, cut up then add cooked onions celery..and poultry seasoning and some turkey broth then bake.. yum!!!

  1335. I love Broccoli Cheese soup! I have been trying to figure out when to make this. And now we have a Trader Joe’s, so here I come! Would like Ree’s cookbook! Thanks!

  1336. My favorite thing about Thanksgiving is the mashed potatoes. We never eat them because they are not as healthy as a sweet potato but to me they make the meal! Would love to win the cookbook!

  1337. You are amazing! I love so many of your recipes and would LOVE this book for the holidays!!

  1338. I would really love to win this book. I have made alot of Ree’s recipes and she is an amazing cook with simple yet scrumptious recipes!

  1339. My kids favorite holiday dish is five-cup salad. I don’t know how anything with marshmallows in it can be called a salad.

  1340. My favorite part of Thanksgiving is the duck we’ve started making along with a turkey 🙂 Or sweet potato gratin! SO GOOD!

  1341. My husband absolutely loves Cheese and Broccoli Soup. He will love this one!

  1342. The brined & BBQ’d turkey recipe that I have been using for years is my favorite! The turkey is always the star of my meal & I like to switch up the sides! Thanks for the chance to win Ree’s new book!

  1343. My favorite is cornbread stuffing! I like mine vegetarian, but a lot of my family enjoys it with sausage. Sooo good!

  1344. My grandma’s homemade chicken and noodles is my favorite Christmas recipe! It can be eaten year round, of course, but we usually only have it on the holidays.

  1345. I enjoy trying new receipes. And the ones that I have tried from the Pioneer Woman have been a huge hit.

  1346. I am going to try this very soon. The weather gets so chilly this time of year and Soup in a Bowl? You can’t go wrong. I also like that it is a vegetarian dish. Smart. Very Smart.

  1347. I make Ree’s cinnamon rolls every year as Christmas presents. My family and friends look forward to them every year now.

  1348. We usually cook prime rib on Christmas Eve. I cover it with rock salt, peppercorns, and dijon mustard which makes the most wonder crust on it.

  1349. This one sounds better than most! Can’t wait to get this cookbook!

  1350. At our house there is no one favorite recipe ’cause it is all about the leftovers!! There is nothing like the next days turkey sandwitch with stuffing and cranberry mayo 🙂

  1351. I LOVE HOW EASY AL OF REES’ RECIPES R AN HOW GREAT THEY TASTE!!! THANK U

  1352. My favorite was always my moms stuffing with gravy all over. Then when I got a little older I found out just how much I love the candied sweet potatoes.

  1353. Thank you for this opportunity. I follow Pioneer Woman on FB and on tv. Love her recipes.

  1354. My favorite Christmas day recipe would have to be my City chicken that i make.. Its basically pieces of stew beef and cubes of pork on a wooden stick then put into an egg batter then into corn flake crumb mixture( Not the cereal kind of corn flakes.. the kind in the baking section) Then, after they are golden brown in the skillet, you put them in the oven with a creamy mushroom soup mixture for a few hrs.. when they come out.. they look like little chickens on a stick.. hence the name.. city chicken… sooooo yummy… family can’t get enough of it… Would love to get Ree’s new book.. love trying new recipes… 🙂

  1355. My favorite recipe to make for the holidays is my grandmothers buttermilk pie. It’s custard, vanilla wonderfulness!

  1356. My Italian husband makes homemade noodles for Thanksgiving. It is a favorite. Of course so are all tje regulars.

  1357. I would love to win this cook book!! It would be great to have for the holidays coming up!

  1358. The Soup looks SO YUMMY! LOVE YOUR recipes and YOUR show REE.! Would love to meet you someday! You are my favorite Cooking Show!

  1359. I love watching The Pioneer Woman on the Food Network and all her recipes and stories are amazing! I love seeing her with her family in action! Heartwarming! I shared your post on my FB page.

  1360. Love Pioneer Woman. I have her first cookbook and would love to have this one too!! Thanks for the giveaway.

  1361. This looks amazing! I can’t wait to try this recipe and feed it to my family!

  1362. My favorite thanksgiving recipie is my sister-in-laws sweet potato casserole!

  1363. I started baking kolaches a few years ago at Christmas. Being Czech, my grandmother always made them and after she passed no one in the family knew how. So I decided to look up a recipe and make them myself, have done so ever since.

  1364. I made pumpkin rolls this morning. I love the way my house smells now!

  1365. Sweet Potato Crunch….it’s positively sinful and that’s why we only have it at Thanksgiving!! 🙂

  1366. Love our Thanksgiving stuffing, it’s a recipe from my grandmother and she was taught how to make this recipe from someone she worked for back in 1930’s

  1367. I just got introduced to your recipes, can’t wit to check out the new recipes !

  1368. I love brocoli cheese soup and this recipe sounds very good. My favorite recipe would be making the pumpkin pie with my kids and the taste is so yummy.

  1369. Soooo looking forward to trying some of your recipes! I’m glad Ree suggested your site!

  1370. How could I resist entering to win the cookbook when I saw all those page markers in it?

  1371. I love finding all these new facebook pages as Ree shares who you are. And I would love a copy of Ree’s new book!!

  1372. Looks delicious! Ree is pretty magical. Love a good homemade soup in a bread bowl!

  1373. I love cooking for Holidays and special occasions for my friends and family

  1374. Thanks for sharing PW’s cookbook! love watching her show! and on a cool fall day broccoli soup is calling my name now!! 🙂

  1375. I love her Broccoli Cheese Soup! I’ll be looking forward to my mom’s pumpkin pie!

  1376. I watch your show whenever I can. The most wonderful part for me is to watch your whole family and the love that surrounds you. Its valuable TV worth watching! That is for the love! Julia Davis

  1377. My recipe favoriet,my moms cranberry relish,she passed away 10 yrs. Ago and I make this every ye.

  1378. Would love the cookbook! One of our favorite holiday foods is a cookie I make, it is Pineapple-cherry cookies.

  1379. I do love soup and my favorite way to serve and eat it is in a bread bowl.

  1380. I love Christmas!! It’s a magical time of year. My kids love playing Christmas carols, and singing! Don’t forget decorating and baking and sharing!

  1381. My favorite holiday dish would have to be plain old dressing my aunt makes every year!!

  1382. Holiday meals are not complete without homemade noodles made with the broth. Such a simple recipe, the trick is to roll the noodles thin and let them dry twice. Boil the neck and giblets, add pan drippings and/or chicken stock to fill a dutch oven. Beat 2-4 egg yolks, with 1/4 teaspoon salt per egg. Start with 3 cups of sifted flour in a large mixing bowl, create a well in the flour and whisk until a dough is formed. Let rest, then roll until very thin. Cover with a floured towel and let dry for about 2 hours. Sprinkle the dough w/flour to cover, roll tightly and slice thinly. Unroll the noodles and toss into leftover flour (add more if necessary). Let dry for about 2 more hours uncovered. Boil in stock until tender. Yum.

  1383. My favorite holiday recipe is my famous hot artichoke dip now it’s requested for all family get togethers.

  1384. I always make white fudge with coconut and pecans. This was my mom’s favorite candy.

  1385. my favorite recipe(s) are my mom’s stuffing, simple: cubed bread, chicken broth, sage, poultry seasoning & celery & onion cooked in butter, LOTS of butter.
    AND her pumpkin pie, which i believe is the same recipe that is on the can…i’ve made it w/fresh pumpkin though, same great taste!

  1386. Favorite dish is the “cornbread dressing” – a recipe handed down through the generations!

  1387. Love watching PW and reading her posts on FB. Thanks for this soup recipe. Making it real soon.

    Thanks.

  1388. My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving and my favorite things besides the family & fellowship is the homemade Mac & Cheese.

    You will need:

    8 0z. elbow macaroni
    2 c. shredded sharp cheddar cheese
    1 c. grated parmesan cheese
    3 c. of milk
    1/4 c. butter
    2 1/2 tblspns all purpose flour.
    2 tblspns butter
    1/2 c. bread crumbs
    1 pinch of paprika.

    Directions:
    1. Cook macaroni according to the package directions or to your liking. Remove from heat and then drain.
    2. In a saucepan, melt butter over med. heat. Stir in enough flour to thicken. Add milk to saucepan slowly, stirring constantly. Stir in cheeses. Cook over low heat until cheese is melted and the sauce is a little thick. Put macaroni in large casserole dish, and pour sauce over macaroni. Stir well.
    3. Melt Butter in a skillet over med. heat. Add bread crumbs and brown. spread over the mac & cheese to cover. Then sprinkls with a little paprika (optional)
    4. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes.

  1389. I love my grandma’s unique dressing recipe. She puts water chestnuts, raisins, celery, and mushrooms along with the bread cubes to make a uniquely sweet, savory, and crunchy dressing.

  1390. My Italian husband makes noodles. It is our favorite Thanksgiving dish. Of course, all the regulars are there too!

  1391. WouLd love to win your cookbook. I would surely use it especially during the holidays. . Thank you

  1392. Pick me! I love pioneer woman and her delicious food has been feeding my family for some time!

  1393. Our favorite family thanksgiving recipie is my sister’s twice baked potatoes! They are always a hit, of course served right next to the traditional mashed potatoes! I would just love to have a chance to make a recipie from this beautiful cookbook!

  1394. Turkey pot pie minis and apple pie minis. Both are made inside a biscuit in the cupcake tray. The best part is grab and go.

  1395. oh i am wishing and hoping for a copy of this newest amazing pioneer woman cooks by ree ! your recipes are fun and delicious.

  1396. We have very traditional meals here, Turkey, mashed potato’s (I make mine Garlic mashed) Cranberries, and our alltime favorite, Gullivers corn. Yummy…. Would love to find some new things to try out.

  1397. I love the holidays but I think Thanksgiving is my favorite. All about the blessings of the day, family, friends, and great food.. No one expects anything more than that.. Hope that I can get in the contest for Ree’s book.. I never miss one of her shows.. So down to earth and real… Nothing fancy but delicious food.. and that Charlie… too cute!

  1398. No holiday meal is ever complete without green bean casserole, broccoli casserole & corn casserole!!!!

  1399. I would love to win this cookbook. Don’t one that has lots of soups. I love a good potatoe soup.

  1400. My family always makes the best peanut butter pies during the holidays! They’re my absolute favorite!

  1401. I love drinking my cup of coffee on Saturday mornings and watching the new Pioneer Woman!

  1402. Pecan pie! Or Grandma’s homemade rolls! And I can imagine that those rolls would be great with this soup. And, well, pecan pie is just great any time!

  1403. My favorite holiday treat is something our family calls Heaven’s Delight! It’s simply cool whip, crushed pineapple, mini marshmallows, and cream cheese. All mixed together, this is so cool and creamy! Thanks for the chance to win one of these amazing cookbooks!

  1404. After we have our Greenberg smoked turkey at either Thanksgiving or Christmas (sometimes both!) my mom makes turkey and sausage gumbo with the turkey bones. It is deeee-licious!

  1405. My family’s favorite Christmas recipe was not quite one recipe…growing up I remember my mom baking several different kinds of Christmas cookies, starting right after Thanksgiving!! We’d have cookies usually through the end of January! As I’m now a mom of 2 young ones, I’m going to attempt to start this tradition for my girls to enjoy and remember…although I may not go at it with as much gusto (read: don’t think I’ll be baking 10 different types of cookies!) as my mom did!

  1406. I love to make sweet potato casserole! It is a family favorite along with pumpkin pie! I love the pioneer woman and would love her cookbook!

  1407. Favorite Thanksgiving recipe is Pecan Pie- I make exactly like it is on the Karo Syrup bottle! Perfect every time!

  1408. Thanks for the opportunity to win the book….I have never been here before and I like your page.

  1409. Would love to have a cook book. Signed or not. But i prefer signed.

  1410. Love watching PW on Saturday Mornings, wouldn’t have it another way. Soup its whats for dinner tonight.

  1411. I love cornbread dressing, my fam insists I am the only one that gets to make it…love u Ree !

  1412. That soup looks amazing! My mom and dad love broccoli cheese soup and I need to try this for them!

  1413. This soup looks delish–it’s getting cold here, I might have to try this one out soon!

  1414. Oops, forgot to mention one of my favorites — Green Bean Casserole! We have it at Thanksgiving and Christmas! Matter of fact, I found a new recipe for it last night. I can’t wait to try it!

  1415. Soup in a breadbowl sounds amazing right now as the temperature gets colder and I get closer to my due date!

  1416. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is Green bean casserole! It’s just not the same without it!

  1417. A family favorite…we bake and decorate orange flavored cut out cookies.

  1418. I love soup this time of year and the broccoli cheese soup looks delicious.

  1419. Being Cuban American I love to make recipes from my country, like the pork and the white rice with black beans and yuca. Yummm

  1420. My favorite Thanksgiving dish is baked sweet potatoes(cooked until tender on stove and then sliced before baking) topped with brown sugar, cinnamon, chopped pecans, and miniature marshmallows(added last couple of minutes). Delicious!

  1421. My family loves loves loves fresh Brussel sprouts with cheese sauce… We have them for both holidays 🙂

  1422. Love, love, love the Pioneer Woman!! I need this book! 🙂

  1423. My favorite holiday recipe is a sweet potatoe praline cassarole. My mouth is watering just thinking about it.

  1424. My absolute favorite thanksgiving dish is homemade cream corn casserole.

  1425. our favorite dish at Christmas is… broccoli cheese casserole… I would love a cookbook… absolutely love Ree

  1426. My favorite Thanksgiving/Christmas recipe is from my Mother – Mashed Potato Rolls. She made the rolls every Thanksgiving and Christmas and now I do.

  1427. My daughter’s favorite holiday recipe are caramel and chocolate dipped pretzel rods. It reminds us of the ones they make in Disneyland and that’s our favorite place with such great memories. We decorate them together by dipping them in all sorts of candies and then we give them away for Christmas. They’re a crowd pleaser and a great way to spend with my daughter.

  1428. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is my Mom’s dressing made from cornbread with celery and sage. My favorite Christmas recipe is my Mom’s oyster stew.

  1429. I watch her show all the time and would love to have one of her cookbooks!!

  1430. My mama’s cornbread dressing of course!! With some delicious turkey gravy poured on top.

  1431. Love this time of year because we can make yummy soups like this one!!

  1432. Looks YUMMY! Can’t wait to make it. Thanks for the chance to win a book 🙂

  1433. Apricot glazed pork tenderloin with my grandmother’s Spanish rice and beans is a Christmas tradition in our family! My absolute favorite! Boy, oh, boy that soup looks yummy!

  1434. Would love to win one! Thank you! Going to make this soup tonight!

  1435. My Grandmother used to make Ice Box Cake and I make it every year on Christmas Eve for my Dad. One of many food traditions we have.

  1436. Love all the holiday flavors, and my fave would have to be the Turkey and Dressing. Those Next-Day Turkey Sandwiches are also delicious!
    Thanks for the giveaway.

  1437. What an awesome giveaway. Just love watching Ree as I can relate to the country life.

  1438. Definitely known for the goodies I bake- apple pie ,pumpkin pie ,and pecan pie for starters!

  1439. The recipe looks delicious. I never thought of nutmeg in broccoli a nod cheese soup. I can’t wait to try it!

  1440. One of my favorite recipes is a crockpot Baked Potato with Cheddar soup. So delicious!

  1441. Brocolli soaps is die for. We are in love of teaching multi generations the new recipes. Teaching traditions with wonderful meals is wonderful thing!

  1442. Thanksgiving we love broccoli, rice and cheese. I will be trying this recipe.
    Christmas Eve we love Ree’s chicken tortilla soup! Actually, we love it all the time!!!!!

  1443. My new favorite is my Aunts Cranberry Sauce and of course her Dressing. Unfortunately I have tried to make them but they never taste quite the same. I only get to see her every 3-4 years. Love that woman!!

  1444. Would love a copy….cool fall weather makes me want to cook and bake and my first choice is always Pioneer Woman’s recipes.

  1445. My favorite is my granny’s meatloaf;) she uses brown sugar which puts it over the top!

  1446. Love Ree! We watch often. I just finished her book a few months ago. A cookbook would be awesome!

  1447. I absolutely love to cook and love watching Pioneer Woman. My 5 year old LOVES to watch too and LOVES her books!

  1448. Excited about the chance to win. Cooking is my outlet for stress. When I make a creation that everyone loves, that makes all the work you spend in the kitchen worthwhile.

  1449. I love leftovers! A turkey sandwich with cranberry sauce and some sage stuffing piled on top. Magical…

  1450. This sounds so Yummy! I SOOO Hope I win the cookbook!! 🙂 Thanks for the opportunity!

  1451. It’s a tie between our Aunt Weeze’s squash casserole recipe and hashbrown potato casserole! (People get very upset if either one is omitted!)

  1452. My favorite recipe is the entire Thanksgiving holiday meal I love cooking it and sharing it..

  1453. Love to experiment with new Christmas cookies every year. My daughter and I love Ree and would enjoy her cookbook very much.

  1454. A must have at our house during the holidays is my husbands grandmothers fruit salad.

  1455. Favorite all time favorite Thanksgiving (and) Christmas food…. my momma’s dressing. I lived in NY (700+ miles away from home) for a whole lot of years, and tried in vane to make my momma’s cornbread dressing…. the most wonderful smell in the world is walking into her kitchen during the holidays & smelling that wonderful sage. (I still can’t make it like she does)

  1456. Love the Pioneer Woman, I go to bed watching her!
    My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is my Grandmother’s Scottish stuffing. And for Christmans, it would have to be homemade Christmas cookies from family reicpes! Would love this cookbook!

  1457. My favorite recipe would be my Grandmothers cornbread stuffing!!

  1458. Cannot wait to make the soup. Pumpkin roll would have to be my favorite Thanksgiving dessert!

  1459. I can’t wait to try this broc/cheese soup recipe! It’s one of my favorite soups! Mmm!

    Glad I found your blog!

  1460. We love making fruit salad (some call it ambrosia) for both holidays! Can’t wait to get my hands on the new cookbook! My 4 year old son LOVES watching “The Lady Cook!”

  1461. I love all of her recipes and have her other cookbooks.:)
    I would love to win this cookbook.

  1462. I make homemade caramel pies and chocolate pies, recipes handed down from my grandmother and great-aunt.

  1463. I love all of her cookbooks and am sure I would love this one, the soup looks amazing!

  1464. The broccoli cheese soup looks so very delicious! Can not wait to try this recipe! The soup will definitely be served in bread bowls!

  1465. I have wee ones visiting today and this is a blog I haven’t seen before. I love following the Pioneer Woman.

  1466. SOUP….the ultimate comfort food and natural healer when under the weather!

  1467. Our favorite Thanksgiving recipe has to be my mothers homemade dressing.

  1468. Christmas is my favorite time of the year. I make cookies and bake. My favorite cookie recipe has been in my family for as along as. I can remember. It’s cream cheese cookies. They are pressed cookies that I have my husband color different food colorings and press out. It’s hysterical because he tries to come up with the ugliest colors so that he thinks no one else would want to eat. Making more for him. LOL.

  1469. I love the Pioneer Lady’s recipes. Thanks for the opportunity to win her new book!

  1470. Thank you for the opportunity to win Ree’s new cookbook! And now I can’t wait to try the broccoli cheese soup! 😉

  1471. Sausage stuffing in the bird – Just doesn’t feel like Thanksgiving without it.

  1472. My great-grandma’s pumpkin pie recipe is my all-time favorite. It’s amazing and I can’t wait to make it later this month.

  1473. This sounds so yummy! For holiday foods, I always look forward to having stuffing at Thanksgiving!

  1474. I have Ree’s first cookbook and it’s the best! I would love this one too!

  1475. I love the Pioneer Woman. She does a nice job sharing her family as well as her love for food.

  1476. What a fantastic giveaway! I think my absolute favorite food at the holidays is green bean casserole. So yummy.

  1477. I love looking at all the recipes you share and I love Ree’s show. I have always loved to cook and try new recipes.

  1478. My favorite thanksgiving recepie is my moms mashed sweet potatoes with brown sugar & marshmallows. Nothing says “I’m ok with stretchy pants” like that. 🙂

  1479. Broccoli Cheese soup is one of my grandson’s favorite soups! I would LOVE to win!

  1480. I’d have to say my sisters Sweet Potatoes…she’s passed away Nov. 3rd in 2005 and I making yearly to honor her! XO

  1481. My aunt Marie’s sweet potato casserole with pecan crisp topping– Has never failed to convert a marshmallow devotee 😉

  1482. I just made Butter Ball soup yesterday. It is a Germans from Russia recipe handed down from my grandparents. The whole family loves it and I love the tradition!!

  1483. This is an amazing Broccoli/Cheese Soup recipe. I could almost eat it every day…..

  1484. Love making soup any time of year, but something about the fall just makes it better

  1485. I love to do a big Christmas brunch, so my favorite holiday foods would be muffins and breakfast casseroles!

  1486. Broccoli Cheese soup what a wonderful idea… I’ll have to make it this week!

  1487. My family has it’s own recipe for Cheese balls. We only make them around the Holidays and very rarely for another special occasion. It’s my favorite Holiday recipe.

  1488. Would love to win a copy of the book. Might have to try this soup, thank you.

  1489. It’s a simple recipe but my favorite Thanksgiving recipe.is my apple.cranberry sauce. My family begs for it every year!

  1490. favorite recipe at the holidays is my grandma’s pineapple cream cheese pie! its not a meal without that for dessert!!

  1491. I have made The Bread 3x this week! I can’t get enough of it 🙂

  1492. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is my Grandma’s Homemade Crescent Rolls, and my favorite Christmas recipe is my mom’s Fresh Orange Layer Cake that I make as our birthday cake for Jesus.

  1493. My favorite holiday food of all time would be my fathers oyster stuffing. It was homemade, he made the recipe up on his own, and he made it every year for Christmas and thanksgiving. My mother, who passed away loved this so much. He has tried teaching me but I can’t seem to pick it up the same way hyenas, it comes s natural to him.

  1494. I really like….the sandwiches with turkey and cranberry the day after Thanksgiving.

  1495. I love the Pioneer Woman. I think she does a great job of sharing her family as well as her love for food!

  1496. I can’t wait to make this broccoli cheese soup! And everything else in this stunning book! Ree is just fantastic!

  1497. This looks amazing! I would love to win 🙂 The Pioneer Woman is my favorite!

  1498. I can’t wait to read Ree’s new cookbook. Her recipes are absolutely amazing!

  1499. My mom makes the yummiest apple salad every year at Thanksgiving. It’s the one time a year we have it. She gets out her old fashioned hand grinder to grind apples, raisins and peanuts. Always homemade whipped cream on top. So simple but so good.

  1500. Sweet Potato Pie is a holiday favorite in our house – the recipe has been handed down for generations and is one of my FAVORITE holiday traditions!

  1501. My favorite for Christmas Eve is clam chowder! Thanksgiving I would have to say fried turkey!

  1502. Love hearty soups this time of year–cold rainy or snowy days call for warming soup! Thanks for posting this lucious recipe!

  1503. We love tortilla soup this time of the year, but my personal favorite holiday food is dressing!

  1504. Now that there’s a nip in the air I’m all about soup. Can’t wait to try this and experiment with some if my fav cheddars. Yum!

  1505. Holidays & food were always HUGE in our house. This year the holidays are going to be tough as my mom, and our family cook, passed away in March. I will do my very best to make the foods she always made at the holidays. Two things I will try to make almost as well as she did is her AH-MAZING made from scratch Dill Bread at Thanksgiving & her delicious homemade Tea Ring pastries for Christmas morning. <3

  1506. I love making a swiss chard leek tart. It’s veggie friendly and makes a magnificent (and filling) main course for those who do not eat turkey.

  1507. Our Thanksgiving Table Is Never Without Our Favorite Tandoori Spiced Turkey. The Recipe Is Intense, But The Flavor Is Well Worth It!

  1508. Being from the south my favorite family recipe for the holidays is Cornbread stuffing. My husbands family being northern imports don’t care for cornbread stuffing, but the more traditional bread stuffing is their favorite. Being the peace maker I make both and EAT both! 🙂

  1509. Love soup but especially broccoli cheese soup. Cant wait to introduce my little man to this style soup since he loves cheese and bread!

  1510. I LOVE soup and up until a few years ago I thought they had to come from cans! Last night I made Butternut Squash soup and New England Clam Chowder…better then any can I have ever had!! I can’t wait to make this one now too!!

    Our family favorite is candied yams!! Love them, so yummy!!!!!

  1511. My Mom’s gravy and my sister’s stuffing are my favorites. Would love the cookbook…we love Ree!

  1512. Italian ricotta pie is my favorite holiday dessert! Well that and cannollis!!

  1513. Thank God for women like you helping women like me make healthy/fun meals for my daughter. 🙂

    I love STUFFING! 😀

  1514. The soup looks delicious! And I love a good giveaway…. this one is awesome.

    Fingers crossed.

  1515. No question about it! Cinnamon Bun Bread Pudding with Caramel Sauce hands down. It is to die for!

  1516. My mother’s pork stuffing for Thanksgiving! I love the Pioneer Woman, too and love her show on Food Network!

  1517. Thank you so much for the post and giveaway! I love Broccoli Cheese Soup, so this looks great!

    Fingers crossed for the giveaway. 😉

  1518. My mother in law makes a “potato-cheese-cornflake casserole” that my family goes crazy for!

  1519. Thanksgiving isn’t complete without my mother’s cranberry-apple relish–it’s tart, chunky, and sooo good!

  1520. That soup looks warm and cozy. My favorite Thanksgiving and Christmas side is my Mom’s cornbread stuffing. MMM….

  1521. We go non-traditional for Christmas and have … Mexican food! My mom makes enchiladas, rice, beans, chile rellano casserole, etc. It’s so good.

  1522. One item I love to have at Thanksgiving is a pumpkin roll…I am so excited for this book, as I love PW!

  1523. Also, I shared (and hashtagged) this post on pinterest! pinterest.com/katylamb

  1524. As much as we are all into food in our family, it’s not Thanksgiving cranberry sauce if there aren’t ridges in it from the can! 😉 (That’s probably awful to post here… I’m sorry! It’s just tradition for us :))

  1525. Sour cream herb rolls are a favorite in our family! But I’d love to make some of Ree’s recipes our new favorites. 🙂

  1526. My family’s favorite Christmas recipe is our homemade raviolis. The kids love rolling the dough and cutting pillows! Happy Holidays!

  1527. We love “green spaghetti” it’s actually just spaghetti with poblano cream cheese sauce. It’s perfect with any of our holiday meals (even beats mash potatoes for us). Thanks for doing this giveaway. Love Ree’s stuff.

  1528. My mom always makes broccoli and cheese rice casserole. It is delicious! But I also love the sausage balls my mom makes on Christmas morning. YUM! Really, I like it all

  1529. My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is my mother-in-laws sausage dressing!!! Please enter me in the contest!

  1530. Homemade onion dip with crackers 🙂 Not so healthy anymore…but I indulge myself once a year 🙂

  1531. My favorite Thanksgiving recipes are the side dishes: squash casserole, green bean casserole with a secret ingredient from my very first supervisor (35 years ago), and a creamed corn casserole. My favorite Christmas recipes are the traditional cookies that my family members have been making for at least a couple of generations.

  1532. Oh, this soup sound soo good. I have to try it soon! I agree with you on making soup when it gets cold outside. The favorite in our house is the minestrone with tons of vegetables & beans.

  1533. Definitely green bean cassarole 🙂 I made it 3 times last year, once using a dairy-free recipe, and it worked great!

  1534. Boy favorite… that is a toughie… I’ll go with stuffing with gravy for Thanksgiving and stuffed mushrooms for Christmas… see I snuck 3 in there 😉

  1535. My favorite Turkey day recipe is Emeril’s corn pudding! It is delicious and oh so naughty!

  1536. Sweet potato casserole! Using canned Louisiana sweet potatoes, and with a brown sugar & pecan crumble topping. Plus cinnamon. No marshmallows over here!

  1537. I can’t wait to try your recipe for Broccoli Cheese Soup! Would love to win one of your cookbooks! Thank you!

  1538. My mom makes the best twice baked sweet potatoes with bacon, cheese, chives, etc. I could make it my whole meal. Oh yes and pies!!!

  1539. Favorite Thanksgiving dish is hushwee–an Arabic stuffing for the turkey made of meat, rice, pine nuts, and spices. So different from American stuffing, but soooo delicious.

  1540. my husband has holiday cookie traditions and I am trying to revive some from my family. Since we have chickens, I am making a eggnog revival!

  1541. I love soup also, and, read Ree’s accounts of life in OK daily. Ham is the choice at our house with a little turkey on the side. Since the kids are all grown, they do the sides. Ham and bean soup is what i really want after the holidays

  1542. Mile High Apple Pie a Martha Stewart recipe is my favorite with homemade stuffing with dried cranberries.
    On a side note, can vegetable broth be substituted for the chicken broth?

  1543. I love noodles on Thanksgiving! When there’s no time for homemade, Reem’s egg noodles in the frozen section make a nice backup. Cook them in turkey broth and put them on top of mashed potatoes. Yummy!

  1544. Woo-hoo! What a fun giveaway! I like to make Ree’s cinnamon rolls on Thanksgiving morning – and Christmas, too!

  1545. It always anticipate arriving at my parents home on Christmas morning to the aroma of cheese puff (egg and cheese frittata) – she makes a sausage and broccoli version and an egg and cheese version- yum!

  1546. My sister makes THE BEST turkey on Thanksgiving. It’s from Ree’s web site, believe it or not!

  1547. We love baked mashed sweet potatoes for Thanksgiving with a yummy pecan streusel topping. So decadent that I really only let myself have it for Thanksgiving.

  1548. Yay! Each year I anticipate arriving to my parents home on Christmas morning to the comforting aroma “cheese puff” – egg and cheese frittata. My mom makes one with sausage and broccoli and one with just cheese. Yum!

  1549. Homemade sweet potatoe casserole is my favorite holiday dish. It’s my mother in-laws recipe and it is to die for!

  1550. Yay, a new recipe to try! I love Ree! I have been following her since before her book, cookbooks and show. I would adore having a sign copy of her new cookbook. I bought her other two on pre sale. Everything of hers that I have tried is delicious!

  1551. I love anything and everything pioneer woman makes and so does my family. Can’t wait to try the soup. My family’s favorite holiday food is sweet potato casserole. With pecans and brown sugar topping. Oh, I hope I win one of these cookbooks, I know it would become my new favorite.

  1552. My family has to have my sausage stuffing and I make my moms sweet potato shuffle. Its a must

  1553. My favorite holiday recipe is my great-grandmother’s cornbread dressing! It takes about three days to make if you include making the buttermilk biscuits and cornbread (all from scratch) three days ahead to make your own breadcrumbs! The original recipe had no measurements–something that drives me crazy! I finally convinced my mom to measure everything out when she made it and, now, I can finally duplicate this amazing recipe! Nothing says Thanksgiving or Christmas like this dressing and I can hardly wait until I can show my three young daughters how to make it!

  1554. I ♥ Ree. I have both her books, and would love to add this one to my collection. I use her recipes often. They are so delicious!

    mmalavec(at)med(dot)umich(dot)edu

  1555. We love broccoli cheese soup 🙂
    My favorite Thanksgiving recipe is Corn pudding!
    I hope I win a cookbook.

  1556. Yum! I would love to get my hands on a copy of this book! Thanks for doing a giveaway!

  1557. One family favorite for us during the holiday’s is Ina Garten’s (Barefoot Contessa) perfect roast turkey. This turkey is SO good that you don’t have to even season the gravy you make from the drippings. It’s always perfectly flavored, juicy and succulent. As a side note, we also whip up sausage balls during the holidays. It’s not Christmas without them (and Santa is a BIG fan, after all those cookies.) 🙂

  1558. I made this soup last week. It should be on a controlled substance list it is so good.

    I want to win that cookbook, too!

  1559. Last year I made your lentil and craisin salad for Thanksgiving and it was a big hit! A nice change from traditional cranberry sauce. I plan on making it again this year!

  1560. Oh wow. Who can choose just one?! Pumpkin Pie, sweet potatoes w/pecans, cinnamon and brown sugar topping, cranberry sauce, super soft warm rolls. Now I’m starving!

  1561. There is a classic Chex Party Mix recipe that my family has made that calls for soy sauce (rather than Worcestershire sauce) that is a staple at Thanksgiving and Christmas. It is obscenely delicious.

  1562. My baba’s stuffing is my fave – super simple but always reminds mr of her. I threw a fit one year when my mom wasn’t going to make it.

  1563. For me, Thanksgiving is all about the pumpkin pie and the stuffing. Those are my two favourites!!! That soup looks yummy!!!

  1564. Our Christmas favorite is mom’s roe deer with her phenomenal gravy! I would love Ree’snew cookbook. Enter me, please.

  1565. Christmas isn’t Christmas without sugar cookies cut in holiday shapes and decorated with buttercream frosting! Loving sharing this tradition with my little girl.

  1566. Sparkling Cranberries with Brie – a Pinterest discovery that is now a new family tradition!

  1567. Fav thanksgiving recipe fresh cranberry sauce with lemon orange lime and pomegranate.

  1568. My Mom’s turkey and gravy….yum! Even better as left over hot turkey sandwiches on Boxing Day!

  1569. My mother always makes homemade caramel rolls on Christmas morning…they are the best!!

  1570. Every Thanksgiving and Christmas I look forward to my mom’s Creamed Corn. I can never get enough of it 🙂 I can’t wait to make it for my family this year!

  1571. My Dad’s Cinnamon pull-apart is a Christmas breakfast tradition and what I look forward to most!

  1572. Love your show, blog, reciepes and most of all that you share your life and family.

  1573. Hashbrown Casserole is probably my favorite holiday dish. While it could easily be made throughout the year, we usually only make it on Christmas which makes it just that much more enjoyable!

  1574. Man, those look good!!!

    My favorite Thanksgiving dish is my mom’s dressing. SO good! I shamelessly eat 3 helpings and ask for a doggy bag.

  1575. Ree’s cinnamon rolls have become a fun Christmas tradition for me! I make them for all of my close family and friends.

  1576. This soup looks delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe and thank you for the giveaway!

  1577. One of my first jobs was at a bed and breakfast and they served the most delicious gingerbread pancakes with lemon sauce. I made sure to get the recipe before I left, and now it’s our family tradition to make them Christmas morning.

  1578. this looks incredibly delicious – I’d love to win a copy of Ree’s new book!

  1579. We always make my grandmother’s dressing and gravy. It’s just not Thanksgiving without it!

  1580. Ree’s cinnamon rolls have become our favorite Christmas morning tradition.

  1581. I make Ree’s French Breakfast Puffs every year for our family’s big Christmas brunch, and they are delicious!

  1582. Our Christmas tradition – my Italian family’s lasagne. It goes back generations. For Thanksgiving I like this raw, crunchy cranberry chutney I got from a martha stewart mag about 10 years ago.

  1583. The holidays are not complete without my mom’s homemade stuffing with sausage and mushrooms. I look forward to it every year!

  1584. No Thanksgiving dinner is complete without my Mother in Laws “Sweet Potatoe Soufle'” or my Dads famous rolls! I would love to win this cookbook!

  1585. Cream cheese spritz cookies. I loved making them with my mom and now I love making them with my own children. They love to add the sprinkles!

  1586. I would love to win a copy of this book! I am learning how to cook for not only myself but my husband and 2 kids and a mother-in-law 🙂 🙂

  1587. I would love to try actually cooking real food with these recipes. I’m more of a simple baker, but I would love to get into an actual meal that my kids would eat. I already know they’ll eat cookies and muffins, but the stuffing recipe looks pretty tasty! I’m TRYING to secretly add more veggies to what we do eat.

  1588. We always have to have our chocolate silk pie. It’s a tradition. Sometimes, I have to add an extra bit of deliciousness by making my grandmother’s pecan pie with pecans from my great-aunt’s grove.

  1589. Our Thanksgiving turkey was transformed (like from barely edible to divine everytime) with a combination of brining and Alton Brown’s roasting method. Awesome every single time.

  1590. My favorite Christmas recipes are the delicate Norwegian krumkaker, and paper thin pepperkaker cookies that have been passed down from my great Grandmother. It’s a good way to remember where I came from.

  1591. My other post should say that I make spiced cranberry sauce from scratch. I also shared on FB for this entry.

  1592. Ham, green bean casserole, and mashed potatoes on Thanksgiving, and then delicious ham and bean soup from the leftovers for Black Friday!

  1593. simply love her! i have a garlic rosemary bread that is soooo good. i only make it for the holidays so it makes me feel like i’m making something special.

  1594. I love cooking with and for my kiddos… would love to win a new cookbook – especially this one! We love Ree!

  1595. My Mom’s pies make the holidays! It just isn’t the same without her coconut cream pie or her pumpkin pie. I swear she must spit in them or something because no matter what I do, they never taste like hers 🙂

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