56. Thanksgiving Traditions: New & Old, Family Recipes and Gratefulness

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RECIPES BELOW

Camembert Wreath (but I use refrigerated biscuit or bread dough instead of Parker Rolls) https://www.popsugar.com/food/Baked-Camembert-Fondue-Bread-Wreath-42824093

Slow Cooker Loaded Mashed Potatoes https://www.instagram.com/tv/CHlZY-ah4tY/

Costco Pierogis https://www.instacart.com/products/318255-kasia-s-pierogies-potato-cheese-12-ea

Pyramid cake Recipe

Cream:

1 carton of heavy cream (250 ml)

3/4 milk

5 tablespoons sugar (but I do a little less)

1 box of instant pudding (vanilla jello)

Cookies:

2-3 sleeves of tea biscuit cookies

Ganache:

About a bag of chocolate chips with a little heavy cream

Prep:

1. Combine all cream ingredients and whip using electric mixer or hand whip until you feel a thick consistency

2. Put cream in fridge

3. Dip cookies in milk and line them up 3 x 7 with cookies horizontal (depending on how long you want the cake) on aluminum foil

4. Spread a generous layer of cream on top of cookies and even out

5. Dip cookies in milk and line them up again BUT middle horizontal and sides vertical

6. Spread second layer of cream only on middle row

7. Put your forearms under the cookies and press into a pyramid shape

8. Put in fridge

9. Heat up chocolate chips and heavy cream

10. Pour chocolate over cake. ENJOY!