Okay, here comes the turkey recipe! I ALWAYS use an oven bag and my turkey is legendary! Sprinkle of flour in the bottom of the bag first. (Keeps the bag from exploding..dont ask.) Inside the turkey goes half an onion, half a lemon, half an orange, a bundle of poultry seasoning from sprouts, a couple of stalks of celery, a half a stick of melted butter with two tablespoons of BELLS seasoning. (Thats the most important part). Youll pull all of this out with some tongs when the turkey is done. No need to chop anything, the flavors steam through perfectly as is. In the bag goes the bird and more melted butter brushed all over the turkey and then rubbed down with bells all over the top. Close the bag up and make a few slits with scissors in the bag. Cook to the bags directions based on your turkey weight. Slice the bag open half an hour before you are ready to take it out so it can brown. I usually broil for the last five minutes or so to get that perfect brown bird. No need to baste, as a matter of fact the less you futz with a turkey cooked in the bag the better. Remove it from the juice after about twenty minutes of resting and put it on your platter. Let it rest another 15 minutes or so and slice. My gravy is made entirely of the drippings strained out and just add a cornstarch slurry to thicken. Bells is a southern seasoning and it is by far the key to the PERFECT turkey. It has everything you need in one seasoning and the smell of your home on thanksgiving day is PERFECTION. If you cant find it in the grocery store you can order it on amazon. :-) The citrus brightens the flavor up just a pinch without actually "tasting" the citrus if that makes sense. Im 50 and have been perfecting this recipe for at least 20 years.
My mother always used a paper grocery bag to cook her turkey until she couldn't get them anymore. She started using cooking bags instead and they worked out well. No real recipe, just coat the inside of the bag with butter and let it baste the turkey for her. My favorite item(s)... the "book" boxes. Thank you so much for your videos. Before I watched this one, I was in a foul mood. This video turned it right around. Merry Christmas. 🎄🎄🎄
Best turkey is just cook it upside down, all the juices go into the white meat where it's needed, it will not be brown and be pretty but the moistest ever, I carve in kitchen and serve on platter
I have to say that I almost pissed my pants with your opener with - watching movies and then the panic: where's my birth certificate??? I lost it 😂😂😂😂 I can relate!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Awesome! I really liked the dishes, the clear bowl with the snowman and the Christmas 🎄 also. I had to laugh yesterday as I was checking out at TJ Maxx --OMG with my two dog beds in black and white check, truck throw and pillows. I need a 13 step program!!! Love it!
You look awesome and this vid was awesome Marie! Those farm fresh tree buckets at the end would be perfect for making gift baskets!... I'm loving the selections from DT this season! Thanks for always sharing your finds and thoughts!.. YOU are appreciated!
I think the clear lidded tubs are stackable! I also buy in 3 or 5’s I once heard that when decorating you should do groupings of 3 or 5 etc as that is most pleasing to the eye, basically the rule of 3, it’s just more interesting to the human eye !
This is one of my most relaxing Saturdays, I'm so glad I saved all your videos, I've been binge watching all day. I love all the care you put in your videos. You've definitely moved to the top of my list of favorite youtubers.
I use the oven bags everytime. Easier cleanup and you don’t havta baste. I open it up about 15 minutes b4 i take my turkey out to rest 2 be sure the top is browned and that’s it. Super simple
My Granny taught me how to use the oven bags. Put a little flour in the bag, where you will lay the bottom down Tie the bag Bake at 400 until the legs fall off! HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!! I love you and your videos! Keep em coming!!
My fav’s?!? The strands of mini-lights...because they look great wrapped around pine cones or in a wreath, the dark green bags (for DIY Advent Bags), the clear whimsical tray...to make it into a tiered tray w/a Dollar Tree glass candle holder, or those glass mini-candle cups you showed, and the storybook boxes, tumblers, too! It was a FANtastic haul! I’m heading out tomorrow, thanks Marie!👍❤️🥰🌲
I stuff my Turkey with rosemarry,sage,and tyme,half a lemon,an onion,and salt and pepper,I melt another stick of butter and pour it onto the Turkey and salt and pepper the outside also then I put the turkey into the oven and bake at 250 over night and the next morning I turn the oven to 350 and bake till done,it is so moist and juicy and delicious.I have done this for years and everyone loves it.if you try my recipe let me know.
The first time I used the bags for the turkey was probably 10-15 years ago and I use them every year since! It speeds the cooking time by an hour or two depending on the size. Turkey is moist every time. The bags from Dollar Tree works fine. Flour in the inside of bag, shake it around then slip the bird on and use plastic tie voila done!
GREAT finds! I’m already so excited about the Christmas items this year! We always cook our turkey in a electric roaster to save room in the oven for side dishes & dinner rolls. We always put an aluminum pan in the roaster and we line it with an oven bag. Easy clean up and it collects all of the juices which we use to make gravy and to keep the turkey moist.
You crack me up. Lol. I have 4 grand daughters and you remind me of them. I never know what they may say. Lol. They are 32, 25, 20, and 8 years old. I love them dearly and spent so much time with them when they were growing up. Not much now and I miss them so you help me remember them. Hugs.
I always wondered if you could use the oven bags in the crockpot, too. My DT has not carried the crockpot liners in a few years and I hate paying full price for them. Thanks for the tip!
I used to do the oven bag... Keeps my turkey moist..then about the last 20 minutes I opened it to brown the top of the turkey... And your opening thought.. I do the same im chillin watching my phone or TV then I'm like where did I leave ..... I'm glad I'm not alone..
i always use a turkey bag....just put the turkey in the bag tie it up with the twist tie..poke some holes...you don't have to baste nor season..it come out juicy every time and the clean up is easy..
Yes, I use the bags. I put flour in the bag and put slits in the bag after the turkey is in the bag. also how I do my turkey is I cut slits in my turkey stick butter in the slits and then I flip my bird with the bread on the bottoms because it keeps the turkey juicy. 🦃also rub your bird down with butter and add seasoning. The bird being flipped is the real secret
Omgoodness I buy in 2’s and 3’s as well. Those buckets at the end you hauled, I bought 2,lol. I don’t know what it is either. Maybe for me it’s because I like to give out baskets and other gifts and keep some for myself. Awesome haul!!
I put my turkey in a big crock pot with swansons chicken broth and cook it on low over night. I then use the both right out of the pot to make the gravy and stuffing/dressing and even in the mashed potatoes.
When I was a tiny little girl we had a story book with the night before Christmas on the cover. That would have been late 50’s early 60’s. I bet the actual illustration is older than that. This was a delightful video. And I don’t know where my birth certificate is either!!
Those boxes with the Snowman and Santa Claus those are really cute those boxes candy animals that have a red truck that was really cute I'm loving the container at the farm fresh Christmas trees that is very nice
YES... she sure does put in alot of work and I notice every little bitty thing she does and I appreciate it all cause it sure makes me so happy to have her sense of humor brighten my day.
Your sweater is gorgeous love the color. I’m on the hunt for a few things still , you are right they are really stepping up with so many new items loving it. Tfs have a wonderful weekend. Happy shopping 🤗
Wonderful DT haul, Marie! I LOVE the vintage-look Christmas boxes......so cool! Every year I pick up Christmas tins at DT because they are amazing! Wow, the red truck is really really making it BIG this year!! 🤗❤️❤️🌲🌲🎅🏼
This is a great haul. I like the Christmas trees and other items. I found snow globes at my dollar Tree. I already got them for my family. Some has Snowman and Santa.
I never look at their LED lights. Have to check those out. I love the box Christmas tree sign too. I bought about 6 and I’m going to put them in my Christmas tree this year.
Love it all!!!!!! Dollar tree is killing it! Love your videos and hauls!!!! Those vintage book boxes are on my list to find!!! Love all the red truck stuff! Hobby Lobby needs to watch their back!!!
Hi Marie, you are looking so festive in your burgundy sweater. There were several pieces I loved, but my favorite by far is the the plastic bin with the trees. I grabbed this piece last week and I skipped out of the store like I had found the golden ticket from Willie Wonka. There is a Christmas gift box trio that has some tree designs that you would love. I am doing rustic Christmas this year. Thanks for sharing. Tina
There is another book like box with vintage reindeer on it, I bought it! It says Reindeer Stories! It’s sooo cute! I bought thise Farm Fresh Tree containers to! Oh and the sign! I bought 3 signs of every one they had, just i case!
I love watching you and to see what you found!! i love going to dollar tree i mean i love going to the dollar tree but for the holidays it has broke my heart!! because most of the stores sale the decor and other supplies you have found but our dollar tree has let most of us down we haven't gotten half of what you have found!!
Nice haul I love the tree lot theme. I have used the oven bags for Turkey and honestly it's the best Turkey I've ever made i dont do anything fancy just some flour in the bottom butter and seasoning and that's all its delicious
My recipe is pretty basic but it’s antique 1 large turkey I take out the neck and giblets I cook potatoes and mix with lotsa onions and crust pieces of bread, just a bit, and lots of summary savoury , I add butter to it and mix it well and stuff both ends of turkey, some see it up but I stick those cooking pins in it and then I put 3 large Carrots on bottom , of roaster, put that big bird on top I then put olive oil with my spreader over it, and use my hands and put just a bit of curry, and whatever spices you like and BAM 💥 cover it and shove in oven, check it often, and the smell will make you so hungry!!! Enjoy
I really love those little bell fairy lights and the vintage Christmas boxes. Hilarious intro & I had to laugh at myself because I think like that all the time ... 😋🎄☃️❄️
Off the subject but FYI: Dollar Generally just got in new planners! Stinkin adorable!!! They are sooo cute. :) they are "build a planner". You get a hard Notebook, then buy separately the "guts". Lol. You can get a calendar, notes, all kinds of stuff. I can't tell you how cute they are. I already have a planner but I'm gonna get this because they are so cool!
DollarTree is great for those friend gifts or just little gifts to let people know you love them but just not rich to give pricey gifts. They are great!
I love your sweater!!!! My theme this year is Christmas tree lot, mixed with log cabin cozy, with red trucks and buffalo check with burlap it's a whole thing I'm trying to come up with.
20 seconds. You made me laugh before you even got to 20 seconds! I love the book boxes, the Santa tin and the candles, lovely things, thanks for showing them.
I always use a bag to bake a turkey, and my turkeys are always juicy and delicious! I’ve always used the Reynolds brand of bag, but I’d definitely try the DT bags! I usually just follow the directions on the box which are super simple. If I remember right, you add 2T of flour to the bag & shake it to cover the inside, add sliced celery and onion, then slide your turkey in! That actually the trickiest part, because I pat olive oil (and sea salt) on my turkey and they’re slippery! I’ve had several flying turkeys in my kitchen! Hey, did you find your birth certificate? You gave me my first LOL moment of the day!😊💕
Last year I did a scotch box oven turkey. If you if you don't know what this is it is a cardboard box lined with foil then you have a metal skewer rack then you have a tray with charcoal briquettes on the very bottom. The reason why they call it a scotch box is because the scotch boxes that come to a liquor store or package store seemed to be thicker than normal cardboard most likely because they contain glass containers of alcohol. They are well insulated you line it with foil inside and out you can cook at 35 lb turkey in less than 4 hours and actually I'm thinking about doing it this year. PS: when my husband was deployed to desert Storm from the 3rd Marine air wing I made a scotch box oven filled it with pots and pans and a care package that had food that he could open with can opener and then cook himself a proper meal. Growing up in California my mother was the Girl Scout cookie Depot for Orange County and somehow my mom learned how to do this so when we went camping on Thanksgiving we would always have a proper Thanksgiving turkey dinner!!!
You have so many goodies in you sleigh!! I’m going right now, I sure hope I can find the goodies too!!! You found such sweet things and ideas!! Thank you!! Xoxo love them all!!
Try the one hour turkey method!! I KNOW it sounds impossible, but it's VERY possible. I do it every year! Lather up your turkey, I use mayo because it makes it so very juicy and tender. Add whatever spices, etc you wish. PREHEAT your oven to 500 degrees. Once it's fully preheated, place the turkey in the oven and cook for 1 hour @ 500 degrees. After it's cooked for one hour, turn your oven off, and do NOT open the oven door. The next morning it will be fully cooked, tender, and super juicy!!!
Okay, here comes the turkey recipe!
I ALWAYS use an oven bag and my turkey is legendary! Sprinkle of flour in the bottom of the bag first. (Keeps the bag from exploding..dont ask.) Inside the turkey goes half an onion, half a lemon, half an orange, a bundle of poultry seasoning from sprouts, a couple of stalks of celery, a half a stick of melted butter with two tablespoons of BELLS seasoning. (Thats the most important part). Youll pull all of this out with some tongs when the turkey is done. No need to chop anything, the flavors steam through perfectly as is. In the bag goes the bird and more melted butter brushed all over the turkey and then rubbed down with bells all over the top. Close the bag up and make a few slits with scissors in the bag. Cook to the bags directions based on your turkey weight. Slice the bag open half an hour before you are ready to take it out so it can brown. I usually broil for the last five minutes or so to get that perfect brown bird. No need to baste, as a matter of fact the less you futz with a turkey cooked in the bag the better. Remove it from the juice after about twenty minutes of resting and put it on your platter. Let it rest another 15 minutes or so and slice. My gravy is made entirely of the drippings strained out and just add a cornstarch slurry to thicken.
Bells is a southern seasoning and it is by far the key to the PERFECT turkey. It has everything you need in one seasoning and the smell of your home on thanksgiving day is PERFECTION. If you cant find it in the grocery store you can order it on amazon. :-) The citrus brightens the flavor up just a pinch without actually "tasting" the citrus if that makes sense. Im 50 and have been perfecting this recipe for at least 20 years.
Sounds good! Never heard of Bells seasoning, but looking it up now!
Sounds delicious. Saving this. 🦃
I was just thinking I needed to see if anyone posted a video on making a good turkey. No need now! Thanks & wish me luck!!!
Wow!!! Thank you so much!!❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👏🏼💯👍🏼👋🏼
Thanks guys!! I hope you enjoy and please update after you try it!!!
I use the turkey bag to cover my kitchen aide mixer when not in use. Protects it from dust and splashes. And you can still see its pretty color.
My mother always used a paper grocery bag to cook her turkey until she couldn't get them anymore. She started using cooking bags instead and they worked out well. No real recipe, just coat the inside of the bag with butter and let it baste the turkey for her.
My favorite item(s)... the "book" boxes.
Thank you so much for your videos. Before I watched this one, I was in a foul mood. This video turned it right around. Merry Christmas. 🎄🎄🎄
I literally laughed out loud!! Now I'm going to check on my birth certificate.
Best turkey is just cook it upside down, all the juices go into the white meat where it's needed, it will not be brown and be pretty but the moistest ever, I carve in kitchen and serve on platter
I have to say that I almost pissed my pants with your opener with - watching movies and then the panic: where's my birth certificate??? I lost it 😂😂😂😂 I can relate!! 😂😂😂😂😂
I died when she said that lmao
Awesome! I really liked the dishes, the clear bowl with the snowman and the Christmas 🎄 also. I had to laugh yesterday as I was checking out at TJ Maxx --OMG with my two dog beds in black and white check, truck throw and pillows. I need a 13 step program!!! Love it!
You look awesome and this vid was awesome Marie!
Those farm fresh tree buckets at the end would be perfect for making gift baskets!...
I'm loving the selections from DT this season!
Thanks for always sharing your finds and thoughts!.. YOU are appreciated!
Yes...,she sure is appreciated!
I think the clear lidded tubs are stackable! I also buy in 3 or 5’s I once heard that when decorating you should do groupings of 3 or 5 etc as that is most pleasing to the eye, basically the rule of 3, it’s just more interesting to the human eye !
The SNOWMAN is everything ❣️⛄⛄
This is one of my most relaxing Saturdays, I'm so glad I saved all your videos, I've been binge watching all day. I love all the care you put in your videos. You've definitely moved to the top of my list of favorite youtubers.
Yes I agree....Marie puts in a lot of effort and care in all her videos. I can't go a day without seeing her videos!
I use the oven bags everytime. Easier cleanup and you don’t havta baste. I open it up about 15 minutes b4 i take my turkey out to rest 2 be sure the top is browned and that’s it. Super simple
My Granny taught me how to use the oven bags.
Put a little flour in the bag, where you will lay the bottom down
Tie the bag
Bake at 400 until the legs fall off!
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!
I love you and your videos! Keep em coming!!
Always use the Turkey bags. Less mess and makes the perfect turkey!
Use turkey bag every year. Keeps turkey nice and moist! I stuff turkey with veggies-onion, celery, carrots etc for seasoning. Delicious every time!
My fav’s?!? The strands of mini-lights...because they look great wrapped around pine cones or in a wreath, the dark green bags (for DIY Advent Bags), the clear whimsical tray...to make it into a tiered tray w/a Dollar Tree glass candle holder, or those glass mini-candle cups you showed, and the storybook boxes, tumblers, too! It was a FANtastic haul! I’m heading out tomorrow, thanks Marie!👍❤️🥰🌲
I stuff my Turkey with rosemarry,sage,and tyme,half a lemon,an onion,and salt and pepper,I melt another stick of butter and pour it onto the Turkey and salt and pepper the outside also then I put the turkey into the oven and bake at 250 over night and the next morning I turn the oven to 350 and bake till done,it is so moist and juicy and delicious.I have done this for years and everyone loves it.if you try my recipe let me know.
I want to go to your dollar trees! Mine never have all that stuff!
Yes, girl YES!! 2016 has made a comeback!! The items coming out of DT right now are ExTrAoRdInArY!! 🎄
Oven bag is the ONLY way to go. So easy and it comes out delicious!!!
The first time I used the bags for the turkey was probably 10-15 years ago and I use them every year since! It speeds the cooking time by an hour or two depending on the size. Turkey is moist every time. The bags from Dollar Tree works fine. Flour in the inside of bag, shake it around then slip the bird on and use plastic tie voila done!
GREAT finds! I’m already so excited about the Christmas items this year! We always cook our turkey in a electric roaster to save room in the oven for side dishes & dinner rolls. We always put an aluminum pan in the roaster and we line it with an oven bag. Easy clean up and it collects all of the juices which we use to make gravy and to keep the turkey moist.
You crack me up. Lol. I have 4 grand daughters and you remind me of them. I never know what they may say. Lol. They are 32, 25, 20, and 8 years old. I love them dearly and spent so much time with them when they were growing up. Not much now and I miss them so you help me remember them. Hugs.
I use the oven bags for lining my crock pot, makes cleaning a breeze
They make crock pot liners. They are so helpful
I always wondered if you could use the oven bags in the crockpot, too. My DT has not carried the crockpot liners in a few years and I hate paying full price for them. Thanks for the tip!
That really does look like my copy of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas from when I was little.
I like that mail container you could keep your Christmas cards in it as well. I agree Dollar Tree is killing it this year.
I got the tin with the red truck on it. Oh my gosh! Dollar Tree has the best stuff. How can they sell this stuff for only a dollar??!!! Amazing!
Omg. The vintage gift box books with the snowman and santa 😍
Those decor boxes that look like books are adorable!
I think you must possibly have the best Dollar Tree store in the entire country.
Nobody hauls such terrific stuff like you do!
I used to do the oven bag... Keeps my turkey moist..then about the last 20 minutes I opened it to brown the top of the turkey... And your opening thought.. I do the same im chillin watching my phone or TV then I'm like where did I leave ..... I'm glad I'm not alone..
That green dish That's shaped like a tree would make a great Jello mold.
Yes !!! 😊
Bags are great, I just saltand pepper turkey, follow directionon box to cook turkey in a bog, simple and delish !!
i always use a turkey bag....just put the turkey in the bag tie it up with the twist tie..poke some holes...you don't have to baste nor season..it come out juicy every time and the clean up is easy..
My mom been using a Turkey bag for a few yearsits great,the snowmen bowl and tray,the candy cover all great TFS ⛄🎅🎄🎄🎅⛄
I found white tinsel Garland with red trucks!!! In love with red truck theme and buffalo check!
Started decorating for Christmas!! I'm so happy right now!!!
Love vintage Christmas things, because I am vintage myself, lol.
Ok...this intro is EVERYTHING..BTW...did you find your birth certificate 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣...just love you and your sense of frickin HUMOR😅😄😃🤣😂
haha yes... dying to find out why she needed her bc!! lol
Thank you,thank you and thank you. My dollar tree is not all set up yet. Imam excited to get some of the fun things you have got.
I think my favorite item was the box that looks like a book twas the night before christmas that's so cute!
Yes, I use the bags. I put flour in the bag and put slits in the bag after the turkey is in the bag. also how I do my turkey is I cut slits in my turkey stick butter in the slits and then I flip my bird with the bread on the bottoms because it keeps the turkey juicy. 🦃also rub your bird down with butter and add seasoning. The bird being flipped is the real secret
Omgoodness I buy in 2’s and 3’s as well. Those buckets at the end you hauled, I bought 2,lol. I don’t know what it is either. Maybe for me it’s because I like to give out baskets and other gifts and keep some for myself.
Awesome haul!!
I put my turkey in a big crock pot with swansons chicken broth and cook it on low over night. I then use the both right out of the pot to make the gravy and stuffing/dressing and even in the mashed potatoes.
I love the vintage Christmas boxes
Wal Mart sells peppermint extension chords, thought you might want for daughters room.
When I was a tiny little girl we had a story book with the night before Christmas on the cover. That would have been late 50’s early 60’s. I bet the actual illustration is older than that. This was a delightful video. And I don’t know where my birth certificate is either!!
Those boxes with the Snowman and Santa Claus those are really cute those boxes candy animals that have a red truck that was really cute I'm loving the container at the farm fresh Christmas trees that is very nice
Love the random thoughts they are hilarious. I appreciate how much work you put into your videos to make them fun and interesting. Thanks Marie
YES... she sure does put in alot of work and I notice every little bitty thing she does and I appreciate it all cause it sure makes me so happy to have her sense of humor brighten my day.
Your sweater is gorgeous love the color. I’m on the hunt for a few things still , you are right they are really stepping up with so many new items loving it. Tfs have a wonderful weekend. Happy shopping 🤗
Ive used an oven bag...It made the turkey so moist!!!
Wonderful DT haul, Marie! I LOVE the vintage-look Christmas boxes......so cool! Every year I pick up Christmas tins at DT because they are amazing! Wow, the red truck is really really making it BIG this year!! 🤗❤️❤️🌲🌲🎅🏼
Oven bags are the Best !!!👍👍👍👍
Follow directions exactly 😉😃
Celery & carrots 🥕 onions
Top with butter & poultry seasoning 😃
💟 Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
DMc
Omg!! Love those vintage Christmas books/boxes!!! They are awesome! Tfs!
This is a great haul. I like the Christmas trees and other items. I found snow globes at my dollar Tree. I already got them for my family. Some has Snowman and Santa.
My mom used to put her roast and cut up veggies in an oven bag. Tasted so good and juicy.
I never look at their LED lights. Have to check those out. I love the box Christmas tree sign too. I bought about 6 and I’m going to put them in my Christmas tree this year.
Love it all!!!!!! Dollar tree is killing it! Love your videos and hauls!!!! Those vintage book boxes are on my list to find!!! Love all the red truck stuff! Hobby Lobby needs to watch their back!!!
Love these all. Plastic bowl and tree are so nice. Makes me want to go to DT right now.
Always keep it simple and use an oven bag. 🦃 Very easy instructions and so moist❤️
Hi Marie, you are looking so festive in your burgundy sweater. There were several pieces I loved, but my favorite by far is the the plastic bin with the trees. I grabbed this piece last week and I skipped out of the store like I had found the golden ticket from Willie Wonka. There is a Christmas gift box trio that has some tree designs that you would love. I am doing rustic Christmas this year. Thanks for sharing. Tina
I usually use a cooking bag for my turkey but sometimes i wrap my turkey in bacon this year im using the bacon one they both are delish tfs💜🎄🎄🎄🎄
Make sure you sprinkle flour in your oven bag or the skin will stick. I love using the Turkey bags, they make the meat so moist!
There is another book like box with vintage reindeer on it, I bought it! It says Reindeer Stories! It’s sooo cute! I bought thise Farm Fresh Tree containers to! Oh and the sign! I bought 3 signs of every one they had, just i case!
Debra Barycki lol just in case you lose two?
I have made a small turkey in my Wolfgang Puck convection oven. It only takes a little over an hour
I use Reynolds oven bags. They are a game changer 👏 best turkey ever! So moist! I just follow the directions on the bag box exactly
Put little flour in bag and shake it up. Put turkey in there after you rub turkey with butter and tie it up and let it cook till done. Easy clean up.
It's all so good! I love the vintage decor boxes especially!
I’m living for your deep thoughts, lol!!
HA HA HA HA HA............I LOVE THEM TOO
Me too!!!
The Christmas tree tea-light! I’m definitely using it on the tablescape! Great 💡 idea.
I would LOVE to see you do a 12 days of Christmas. Partridge in a pear tree and all please and thank you❤
We've used oven bags for our Turkey for at least 10 years. Keeps it from getting dry.
My favorite in this video is the book boxes. 🎄
Woow nice haul. Thank you for sharing 👍 love the vintage boxes
I NEED those vintage book boxes!!!
Great haul, love everything dollar tree is coming out with. Thanks for sharing.
We now have Dollar Tree in Canada and because of your videos I’m practically going every day !,,,
I love watching you and to see what you found!! i love going to dollar tree i mean i love going to the dollar tree but for the holidays it has broke my heart!! because most of the stores sale the decor and other supplies you have found but our dollar tree has let most of us down we haven't gotten half of what you have found!!
Yes, oven bag makes your turkey very moist. Follow directions on the bag.
Great descriptions love your enthusiasm 🎈😍🎈
Love your ideas thank you 🙏
You girls are so cute ! 🛍Love the way ya’all get so excited over your finds ! 🛒 I love DT but I’m just an old grandma💖
Nice haul I love the tree lot theme. I have used the oven bags for Turkey and honestly it's the best Turkey I've ever made i dont do anything fancy just some flour in the bottom butter and seasoning and that's all its delicious
My recipe is pretty basic but it’s antique
1 large turkey
I take out the neck and giblets
I cook potatoes and mix with lotsa onions and crust pieces of bread, just a bit, and lots of summary savoury , I add butter to it and mix it well and stuff both ends of turkey, some see it up but I stick those cooking pins in it and then I put 3 large Carrots on bottom , of roaster, put that big bird on top I then put olive oil with my spreader over it, and use my hands and put just a bit of curry, and whatever spices you like and BAM 💥 cover it and shove in oven, check it often, and the smell will make you so hungry!!! Enjoy
Ty for your haul , I finally went and got containers some items to decorate the tree
Great finds! Love the plastic bins at the end. You're so fun to watch 😊
Marie.i loved your haul sweetie I.love.all the.trees.God.Bless.VA.🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
I really love those little bell fairy lights and the vintage Christmas boxes. Hilarious intro & I had to laugh at myself because I think like that all the time ... 😋🎄☃️❄️
Off the subject but FYI: Dollar Generally just got in new planners! Stinkin adorable!!! They are sooo cute. :) they are "build a planner". You get a hard Notebook, then buy separately the "guts". Lol. You can get a calendar, notes, all kinds of stuff. I can't tell you how cute they are. I already have a planner but I'm gonna get this because they are so cool!
DollarTree is great for those friend gifts or just little gifts to let people know you love them but just not rich to give pricey gifts. They are great!
I love your sweater!!!! My theme this year is Christmas tree lot, mixed with log cabin cozy, with red trucks and buffalo check with burlap it's a whole thing I'm trying to come up with.
You find the neatest stuff! I always feel like I never find anything there but then I watch your videos and think hmmmmm....
20 seconds. You made me laugh before you even got to 20 seconds! I love the book boxes, the Santa tin and the candles, lovely things, thanks for showing them.
Marie ALWAYS makes me laugh...I love her SO much and she does not even know me!!! lol
I for some reason buy in 2s unless it's something I really love then 3s or 4s I about lost it when your tubs were stuck together lolololol :)
I always use a bag to bake a turkey, and my turkeys are always juicy and delicious! I’ve always used the Reynolds brand of bag, but I’d definitely try the DT bags! I usually just follow the directions on the box which are super simple. If I remember right, you add 2T of flour to the bag & shake it to cover the inside, add sliced celery and onion, then slide your turkey in! That actually the trickiest part, because I pat olive oil (and sea salt) on my turkey and they’re slippery!
I’ve had several flying turkeys in my kitchen! Hey, did you find your birth certificate? You gave me my first LOL moment of the day!😊💕
Oven bags keep it so moist!!!
Last year I did a scotch box oven turkey.
If you if you don't know what this is it is a cardboard box lined with foil then you have a metal skewer rack then you have a tray with charcoal briquettes on the very bottom.
The reason why they call it a scotch box is because the scotch boxes that come to a liquor store or package store seemed to be thicker than normal cardboard most likely because they contain glass containers of alcohol.
They are well insulated you line it with foil inside and out you can cook at 35 lb turkey in less than 4 hours and actually I'm thinking about doing it this year.
PS: when my husband was deployed to desert Storm from the 3rd Marine air wing I made a scotch box oven filled it with pots and pans and a care package that had food that he could open with can opener and then cook himself a proper meal.
Growing up in California my mother was the Girl Scout cookie Depot for Orange County and somehow my mom learned how to do this so when we went camping on Thanksgiving we would always have a proper Thanksgiving turkey dinner!!!
Okay I’m DYING to know where that sweater is from!!! You look stunning! 😍😍😍
You have so many goodies in you sleigh!! I’m going right now, I sure hope I can find the goodies too!!! You found such sweet things and ideas!! Thank you!! Xoxo love them all!!
Try the one hour turkey method!! I KNOW it sounds impossible, but it's VERY possible. I do it every year! Lather up your turkey, I use mayo because it makes it so very juicy and tender. Add whatever spices, etc you wish. PREHEAT your oven to 500 degrees. Once it's fully preheated, place the turkey in the oven and cook for 1 hour @ 500 degrees. After it's cooked for one hour, turn your oven off, and do NOT open the oven door. The next morning it will be fully cooked, tender, and super juicy!!!
Oven bags are the Bomb !!!!!
Love love love oven bags! They make the turkey sooooo moist