November 14, 2007
Answer all your Turkey Day questions!
If you haven't seen today's Extra section or perused Roanoke.com, you're in for a whole mess of special Thanksgiving recipes, turkey tips and information about what local restaurants are doing on the holiday.
Today's Front Burner column features many of the 35+ Thanksgiving recipes that were submitted by you, the lovely reader. I want to thank you all very much for sharing those. If you don't see your recipe in print, do not fear. All you have to do is go here to see the complete list of recipes and a Web page stuffed with all sorts of other holiday news.
As for the leftover turkey, I plan to test out a recipe tonight for a turkey-broccoli casserole that promises lots of warm, cheesy, noodly goodness. I'll let you know how that turns out.
If you have not yet seen my video of Sue Reavis talking about the significance of her pumpkin pie at their family Thanksgiving table, here it is. It's not too late to share your own poignant or funny Thanksgiving memory. We've set up a message board on the Thanksgiving 2007 page where you can share away. If you don't want to do it there, feel free to comment on the Fridge Magnet blog.
And finally, some very exciting news for anyone interested in what's going on in the music, arts and dining scene in Roanoke. The Roanoke Times will soon be launching our E-Cast, which will go up on the site every Wednesday and offer lots of information about fun stuff to do the following weekend.
The E-Cast will officially go live in a couple of weeks, but here's a sneak peek especially for you: http://www.roanoke.com/multimedia/video/ecast/wb/134420
If you get a chance, give me a shout and let me know what you like -- or don't like -- about the E-Cast. As they say, there's always room for improvement!
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