Malia from Yesterday on Tuesday shared these fun, gobble worthy ( and no bake!) Turkey Cookies which would be fun for younger guests:
I am not a huge fan of pumpkin. I bake pumpkin pie and don't eat it. But Jessica from Mad In Crafts has a recipe I may just have to try and which I love just for the name:
Say that three times fast "One Pan Chocolate Pumpkin Thanksgiving Wacky Cake". Look at that fudgy goodness! I may just be able to have my pumpkin and eat it too :)
Viv, from The V Spot reminded me of an old episode of Friends where Monica tried to bring some more chocolate to Thanksgiving. I was right there with you Monica. I think Viv's Mocha Brownie tart would be a great addition to any dessert table don't you?
Do you have any leftover Halloween candy? Natalie from The Creative Mom has a wonderful way to use it up and decorate your Thanksgiving table with festive placecards.
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Your favorite candy bar can be wrapped up in this downloadable label from Martha Stewart (see Martha, we bloggers still reference you!) and serve double duty as a place card.
Stephanie from Back For Seconds blog guarantees you'll be back for seconds of these Pumpkin Spice Fudge Brownies.
I stumbled upon a new blog I need to follow called Sugarplum where I found this Double Chocolate Pecan Pie. YUM!
I hope you've found some chocolate inspiration for your Thanksgiving table.
4 comments:
That double chocolate pecan pie sounds great! Add sum rum and its right up my alley!
Now this is my idea of a Thanksgiving spread! LOL Pinning...and dreaming of a Chocolate Thanksgiving Dinner!
Thanks so much for including my brownies in your round up! I'm loving all these chocolate goodies!!
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