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By BETH STOUT
Extension Agent
Rappahannock News Contributing Writer
During the past several weeks, county residents have shared with me about what makes Thanksgiving special to them. The responses have varied and yet contained a common thread. Thanksgiving for many is a special time to gather with family and friends, a time to catch up before Christmas, seeing relatives they have not seen in a “coon’s age.”
Other county residents felt that Thanksgiving was special in remembering past Thanksgivings, spending time reflecting on all they had to be thankful for, watching football games, attending the community church service Thanksgiving morning (This year the service will be at the First Baptist Church at 10 a.m.) and eating.
The eating of turkey often does not stop on Thanksgiving day. Several residents have shared recipes and suggestions for leftover turkey. In addition, Rappahannock County Library’s Cookbooks also provide another source for leftover ideas. Some of these ideas are printed below. So this year be bold and try something new from one of the following suggestions or invent your own creative use of leftover turkey. Substitute turkey for the chicken in /a favorite recipe or make turkey hash.
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