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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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Published August 4, 2022 by Catherine McCord

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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.

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  2. 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.

  3. 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 🙂

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

  7. 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.

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

  9. 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!

  10. 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

  11. 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

  15. 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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  36. 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!

  37. 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. 😉

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

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

  46. 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….

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

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 Originally made by great grandfather with chestnuts from a tree in his backyard.

  50. 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.

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

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

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

  61. 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.

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

  66. ~*~ 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.

  71. 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.

  75. 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!

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

  78. 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

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

  86. 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.

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

  90. 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.

  91. 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!

  92. 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!

  97. 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! 🙂

  98. 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!

  100. 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!

  101. 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…

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

  108. 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.

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

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

  113. 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

  115. 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.

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

  118. 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!

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

  130. 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!

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

  133. 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!

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

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

  137. 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.

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

  147. 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!

  148. 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!

  150. 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!

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

  156. 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!!!

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

  159. 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.

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

  165. 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!

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

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

  174. 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.

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

  176. 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

  177. 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

  180. 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!!

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

  188. 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?!

  190. 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!!

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

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

  197. 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.

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

  207. 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??

  209. 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!!!

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

  211. 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!!!

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

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

  224. 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!

  248. 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.

  251. 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!

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

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

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

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

  260. 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!

  261. 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!!

  266. 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! 🙂

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

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

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

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

  280. 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 🙂

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

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

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

  289. 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.

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

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

  296. 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!

  299. 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!

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

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

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

  306. 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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

  320. 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!

  321. 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!

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

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

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

  329. 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.

  330. 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.

  331. 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!

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

  335. 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.

  337. 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.

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

  339. 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.

  340. 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!

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

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

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

  345. 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

  349. 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’!

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

  354. 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!

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

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

  359. 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!

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

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

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

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

  370. 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!.

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

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

  375. 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!

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

  379. 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.

  381. 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 ++!

  382. 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!

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

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

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

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

  390. 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!

  391. 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!

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  421. 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!!!

  426. 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!

  428. 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.

  430. 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!

  435. 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!

  441. 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!!

  443. 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!

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

  452. 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!

  453. 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!

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

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

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

  465. 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)

  470. 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.

  471. 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!

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

  473. 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.

  474. 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!!!

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

  476. 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.

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

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

  485. 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!

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

    Slice very thin and enjoy,

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

  502. 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

  504. 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! 🙂

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

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

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

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

  515. 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.

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

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

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

  524. 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!

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

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

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

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

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

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

  544. 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!

  545. 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!

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

  547. 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!

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

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

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

  566. 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 …..

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

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

  571. 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~

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

  579. 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!

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

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

  591. 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

  592. 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!!

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

  596. 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

  597. 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!

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

  600. 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!

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

  602. 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!

  603. 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.

  604. 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!

  606. 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!!☺☺

  607. 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!

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

  609. 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…

  610. 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!

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

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

  615. 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!

  620. 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.

  621. 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!

  626. 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!!!!!!

  630. 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. 🙂

  633. 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.

  635. 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!

  639. 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

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

  642. 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.

  643. 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!

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

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

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

  650. 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!

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

  658. 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.

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

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

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

  664. 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!

  665. 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!

  666. 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!

  667. 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!

  668. 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…

  669. 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.

  670. 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.

  671. 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.

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

  673. 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!

  675. 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!

  676. 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.

  677. 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!!!

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

  680. 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! ❤️❤️

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

  684. 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.

  685. 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!

  686. 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!!

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

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

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

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

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

  701. 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,

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

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

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

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

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

  716. 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,.

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

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

  722. 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.

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

  727. 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!!!

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

  731. 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?

  732. 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!

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

  741. 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!

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

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

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

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

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

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

  757. 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

  762. 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!!

  763. 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.

  768. 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!

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

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

  775. 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!

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

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

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

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

  789. 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.

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

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

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

  793. 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!

  794. 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.

  797. 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.

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

  801. 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!

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

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

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

  812. 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

  815. 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

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

  821. 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!

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

  827. 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!

  832. 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!

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

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

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

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

  839. 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

  841. 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.

  842. 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.

  846. 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.

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

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

  853. 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.

  856. 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.

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

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

  862. 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.

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

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

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

  872. 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!

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

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

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

  880. 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.

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

    Thank you!
    Stephanie

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

  892. 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!

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

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

  901. 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.

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

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

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

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

  910. 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!

  911. 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.

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

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

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

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

  919. 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!

  920. 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.

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

  929. 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.

  930. 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.

  931. 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!

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

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

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

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

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

  947. 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!

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

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

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

  956. 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…..

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

  962. 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

  963. 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.

  967. 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 🙂

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

  970. 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.

  976. 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. 🙂