I hope you didn't throw away those pumpkin seeds! Here is an easy recipe for a great snack:

I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving!  For my Thanksgiving I made a pumpkin pie from scratch.  Here is the recipe I used:

I don't know about you, but I am definitely getting excited about Thanksgiving!  I had my first Thanksgiving meal this week on Sunday. Now that I have finally burned off that I am ready for another!  For this I prepared, for the first time ever, cranberry raspberry apple salad.  This recipe has been a Thanksgiving tradition in my family for as long as I can remember.  For this recipe you will need:

Since I don't have a formal dining room I adapted the centerpiece for my table.  Here is my take on the beautiful center piece my mom made for a small round kitchen table.  I used my cornucopia and placed it on a cake stand.  The three figurines came from a collection I have and then I added the garland for a fuller look.  Unfortunately I had to leave out candlesticks so I could still fit plates on my table.  As you can see this centerpiece can be perfect for a dining room table, kitchen table or even a buffet!  

Of course my first Guest Blogger is my Mom! Take it away Mom!


Let's take Cassie's cornucopia one step further and make it into a beautiful centerpiece for your Thanksgiving table or buffet.