HOLIDAYS AT MILK STREET

[elleng]

'The holidays are upon us and we've been cooking up a storm.

We want to help you kick your festivities off right with your loved ones and, of course, a table piled high with all of our Milk Street favorites.

Our holiday menu has been curated just for you, from Sichuan-inspired Tea-Rubbed Maple Turkey and simple, savory Oven-Baked Mushroom Herb Stuffing, to a warming, comforting Indian-Spiced Butternut Squash Soup and a savory take on a classic sweet potato dish.'

https://www.177milkstreet.com/recipes/collection/holidays-at-milk-street?

[samplegirl]

1. Thanks for posting

I love to cook and new recipes are the best!

[elleng]

2. Enjoy!

[thbobby]

3. I love Christopher Kimble

This is the first I have heard of MilkStreet. I looked at the website, but to look at full recipes requires 24.95 annual fee. Could you give me some insight and your opinion about MilkStreet? I cannot eat wheat products, but love to cook and have watched America's Test Kitchen often and it was great. The fee seems reasonable, but an online reviewer said they were unable to cancel once they subscribed.

[elleng]

4. I really don't have an opinion about MilkStreet;

I still watch the PBS show you mention, where I first saw him, and enjoy it now even without him.

There were rumors that he wasn't getting along with that group, and decided to go on to different things. I haven't paid the fee, so just pick up the recipes available to me via e.mail, which is where I got these.

and here it is!!! from fb!!!! https://www.facebook.com/americastestkitchen/videos/1335226153279190/?notif_id=1542051097984365¬if_t=live_video

[thbobby]

5. Thx. I do not think my PBS has it, but am now checking. /nt

[northoftheborder]

6. You can get the recipes free on the Milkstreet website for a couple or three weeks after the show

plays. Here it is on Saturday afternoon.