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If you haven’t heard yet, Ree wrote another fabulous cookbook, The Pioneer Woman Cooks ~ A Year of Holidays! This one is full of her very favorite holiday recipes. I love it because most recipes can be used all year long, not only for holidays.

And guess what? Today I’m giving away THREE signed books just for you! Ree will sign the winners books and mail them directly to you herself. How awesome is that?!

If you didn’t know, I grew up in Ree’s small town of Pawhuska, Oklahoma and went to school with her husband. He’s a great guy and I love seeing all of the adorable photos of him and their sweet kids throughout this new book!

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When you are from such a small town, everyone is practically family in some way, or they either grew up playing on the playground with each other. I am so proud of my talented blog friends when they write new books, create cool products or show up on TV. It’s even more fun to see those bloggers succeed right from tiny my hometown like Ree!

One of my favorite things to do in the summer is head home to visit family in Oklahoma, then to Ree’s house for her giant 4th of July party. You would not believe the amount of food being served on that day. It’s about the best pot luck party you could ever imagine! So I was thrilled to see some of her favorite recipes and photos from that party in her book.

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I can’t wait to make her Watermelon Sangria… a 4th of July tradition! Because usually by the time I get to the party, most of it is gone and I only get a tiny cup full. ha! If you make anything from her book for a party, it must be this. Believe me!

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I have been drooling over photos for over a week now since I got the new book! Toasted ravioli is next on my list to make. Yum!

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A HUGE congrats to Ree on her awesome new cookbook!!! Look for her on TV as she cooks up some of her favorite book recipes this week.

Cookbook Giveaway

Now the fun part!! Enter the giveaway widget to win your own signed by Ree herself copy of The Pioneer Woman Cooks ~ A Year of Holidays. I’ll announce 3 winners by the end of week. Good luck!!

Giveaway for U.S. residents, 18 years or older. Giveaway ends on Friday, November 1st at Midnight CST.
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  1. Every year on Thanksgiving evening we make Santa’s Hats. It is ice cream and ginger ale with whipped cream, sprinkles, and a cherry on top. This has become one of my boys’ favorite traditions. We have done it since they were little and now they are teenagers

  2. I love making roasted chicken with garlic mashed potatoes and sauteed haricot verts with bacon and shallots

  3. I love making season specific recipes.. Pumpkin… Peppermint. Love some yummy deserts this time if year!

  4. I love making my grandmothers beef burgundy recipe. I make it once a year, on Christmas Eve!! Thanks for the fun giveaway!

  5. I love to make all kinds of pies for the holidays…probably my favorites are sweet potato and pumpkin! 🙂

  6. My favorite recipe for holidays is Ree’s cinnamon rolls. My family loves them. Congrats to all of your small town success. Thanks for the giveaway. Good luck everyone.

  7. I don’t really have a favorite holiday dish to prepare. everyone usually orders something different and they usually all get what they want!

  8. I have been making cookies….especially sugar cookies for the last 30+ years….my kids miss them if I don’t…. and now a generation of ‘Grammy’s’ babies will have them!! How much fun is that!!! 🙂

  9. I love to make pumpkin pie from scratch for my family for Thanksgiving. They love the way it tastes so much better than with the canned pumpkin. It brings us around the table together.

  10. Forgot…we HAVE to make our Sweet Potatoes Anyone Will Eat Casserole!! Its not Christmas without it!!

  11. Making Christmas cookies and candies with my kids are the favorite things at Christmastime in our house.

  12. My kids and I make cookies and fudge every year for Christmas. Getting ready for my first grandchild and to teach her to carry on the tradition.

  13. Sounds lame but I also absolutely love stuffing. I look forward to the Holidays for an endless supply of stuffing!

  14. My favorite holiday recipe would have to be my homemade toffee…toasted pecans, butter, sugar, and chocolate- what could be better?

  15. there’s a recipe for cranberry coffee cake that I just LOVE to have around Thanksgiving time. I don’t know why I don’t make this more often though… it’s great!

  16. would love to make my father’s homemade sausage n bread stuffing and something new from this cookbook.

  17. My favorite food at Christmas is the homemade Cranberry Salad. My grandmother always made two batches because I could eat one with no help! I love food memories!

  18. I love baking, so for holidays, my family can always count on me to bring a dessert! I especially love making cookies and candies.

  19. For the Holidays, I love making Manoffee Pie. It is spin off of Banoffee pie, however instead of using bananas you use pureed mangos. My husband and I lived in Jamaica before we were married. One of our ex-pat friends always made banoffee pie and manoffee pie for me when I was sad and missed home. I missed the US and my Mom. She became a second mother to me. The manoffee pie was her recipe she invented herself, when there were no bananas one day, she added mangos. It worked and the pie was fantastic. She gave me the recipe when we left the country. And every time I make manoffee pies I think of her.

  20. One of our friends was 94 when she passed away last year. Before she got sick, she gave me her recipe for peanut brittle. She always made it for us for Christmas, I made it for the first time last year, so that has become a must have on my list along with fudge, pinwheels, cinnamon rolls.

  21. I am not a big cook but I have always been the one to make green bean casserole…I even made it my own by tweaking the recipe. Now I am learning a new green bean recipe for the holidays

  22. My favorite thing to make for the holidays is my mother’s dressing!!!! So good you keep coming back for more!

  23. Just love your show, it reminds me of growing up on a farm. It is so nice to see a family enjoying each other.

  24. I usually make roasted potatoes for Thanksgiving. I like the idea of tradition, so I’m thinking making cinnamon rolls for Christmas morning…

  25. For my birthday, and most others, I love to make/have my grandmother’s chocolate sheet cake! It is only the best thing there is!

  26. My Mom’s sausage gravy over biscuits recipe on Christmas morning! I am 34 and it isn’t Christmas without that traditional Christmas breakfast I have been eating since I was a kid. 🙂

  27. Every Christmas, I make my family afew of their favorite things for gifts. Strawberry/rhubarb jam that I made during the summer. their favorite cinnamon shortbread cookies and my Mom’s favorite toffee crunch cookies.

  28. Can’t wait to get my hands on Ree’s cookbook! And what a wonderful way to support your fellow Okie! =)

  29. I make a traditional full meal, and I have added PW’s burgandy mushrooms to that menu! But the1 thing I make for my husband is our Cheese Pie 🙂
    Better than cheese cake. It is delish! thanks for the giveaway!

  30. Definitely need to check out your blog! I love making stuffing for the holidays – cornbread or not, cranberries or not, but always onions, celery, sage, sausage, and lots of broth/stock.

  31. At Thanksgiving and Christmas me and my mother in law make just about any and evey kind of sweet treat we can think of. Chocolate silk pie, pecan pie, sweet potatoe pie, Oreo balls, cranberry orange pound cake, cookies and soo much more!

  32. I love to cook squash casserole to go along side my Turkey dinner. It’s one of the easiest recipes to prepare. Other sides include mac & cheese, broccoli w/cheese sauce, oven roasted asparagus just to name a few. Might even try to include cauliflower mash potatoes this year instead of real mashed potatoes for my family.

  33. Overnite French Toast is a family favorite…especially on Christmas eve when we all come back from Midniight Mass.

  34. I have to go with the all time favorite Turkey and dressing or as they say it in Amish country from where i come from aka Lancaster, PA Rosht! 🙂 yes that is a dutch word:)

  35. Sweet Potato casserole with pecan topping is my family favorite recipe for the holidays.

  36. What a fun giveaway! My mom always makes lots of chocolate candies at Christmas and now that I am married with a family of my own, I look forward to starting these new traditions–but still going home to make candies with her!

  37. Gumbo is a traditional Christmas Eve meal here along the Mississippi Gulf Coast and can easily serve a few or a crowd. I serve it, along with the required rice, with fruit salad and French bread.

  38. Green bean casserole is a favourite for me to make. The family requests it at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter.

  39. Being in the kitchen with 3 generations of our family making homemade Baklava and an assortment of Christmas cookies.

  40. The baking is my fave! Chess Pie,Cake Pops,to encourage next gen designers,&,besides various other cookies & pies,our beloved Cinnamon Swirl Cake,upon which the children LOVE to playfully SWIRL the glaze,here,there,& EVERYWHERE!!! 🙂

  41. My favorite holiday dish is my Grandmother’s dressing (stuffing) recipe – or – her cinnamon rolls. Both are holiday traditions.

  42. One favorite recipe to make are chocolate and peanut butter no bake cookies. We call them Quick Cookies.

  43. Mashed potatoes. Because holidays are the perfect time to get away with eating five helpings.

  44. I love making all sorts of holiday cookies! My daughters and I spend hours decorating and snacking on our creations!

  45. I love cookies. I begin Dec 1 and go through New Years. I just love to make and eat cookies.

  46. I love to make cheese balls for the holidays!! I have a terrific recipe and everyone loves them! 🙂

  47. i have an empty cookbook holder on my kitchen counter and ree’s book would fit perfectly:) i will be making her pecan pie, its a big hit with my family and friends.

  48. All of the cookies – rugelach, apple cider snickerdoodles, kifli (hungarian filled pillows of goodness), etc. etc.

  49. Pumpkin Spice Loaf with Brown Sugar, gives the house a divine smell! Thanks for the giveaway, you’re the best! Good luck to everyone!

  50. Chicken n dumplings. Both of my daughters can make them now n my granddaughters, all three love to help me cut the dumplings.

  51. I like to make a cranberry gelatin salad that has been passed down to me from my mother-in-law on Thanksgiving and Christmas.

  52. Last year I made candied pecans that were so incredibly delicious that I’ll be making them every year. I love Pecan Pie and Pumpkin Pie for holiday dessert. Turkey and cranberry sauce are the most important dishes though…can’t have Thanksgiving or Christmas without them.

  53. I love to make Christmas cookies and candy…..it wouldn’t feel like Christmas without them!!!

  54. Thank you for the opportunity to win. I love your blog. So excited to keep looking at your past entries.

  55. Last year for Christmas, I gave my daughters one of your wonderful cookbooks!! Love your show and your recipes..Your family is awesome too..So enjoyable!!

  56. I always make spicy sweet pecans – to give away as gifts; and of course, cookies and pumpkin breads (a lot of them; yummy !).

  57. I can not have Thanksgiving dinner without two side dishes….corn casserole and my grandmothers sausage stuffing! Yum!

  58. I love making a cheese ball. It’s easy for everyone to grab a couple of bites & keep mingling.

  59. I like to make Church Cookies because my Grandmother used to make them for the holiday’s.

  60. Cookies! We made 25 different kinds of cookies every Christmas when I was growing up. I don’t make that many anymore but I have a lot to choose from!

  61. my favorite holiday dish is broccoli and rice casserole, and of course dressing (cornbread) I am still trying to perfect it, but every year I get better.

  62. I love making a layered jello. I have been doing this certain recipe for 30 years, it’s a tradition with my family’s Christmas party.

  63. My favorite dish for the holiday is squash casserole. Its easy, cheesy and everyone gobbles it right down.

  64. Logged in under the hubster again! Oh well, he’s the one that loves the peanut butter cheesecake the most anyway – ha! 😉

  65. I love to do any kind of Christmas baking – it’s been one of my favorite things about the holidays since I was a child.

  66. My favorite thing to make and eat for the holidays are Green Bean Bundles… They take some time but worth it! (:

  67. we love to make buckeye bark for Christmas. who doesnt love chocolate and peanut butter?!

  68. My favorite thing to make for the holidays is cookies! I made about 10-12 different kinds, and give them to family and friends for the holidays.

  69. We love to eat hot ham with crystallize topping and mashed potatoes. The leftovers are amazing. We also like to bake different cookies and put them into containers for gifting.

  70. My favorite dish for the holidays is roasted brussel sprouts, With a little parmasean cheese.

  71. I love to make my Pumpkin Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting I make it for Halloween and Thanksgiving

  72. Cranberry salad for Thanksgiving and Christmas – it’s Jell-o-based with apples, cranberries, pecans. So tasty! Great comfort food!

  73. My new favorite holiday food Is cranberry pie. A neighbor made me one last year and I fell I love. Warm it up with a big scoop of ice cream, oh it’s holiday heaven!

  74. I love Ree’s first cookbook, and use it all the time! I would love to know some of her favorite recipes for the holidays!!! 😀

  75. I make so many different cookies. I make some that are requested each year but also try to make some new ones to add a little more variety. Also, I like to try something new and different.

  76. I always bake some kind of cake, but my favorite part is the turkey that has been in ane apple cider, garlic, and assorted spice bath for 2 days and then slow cooked in the roaster… oh my.

  77. I love making sweet potato casserole and stuffing. I also love getting together with my mom, aunt and cousins to make cookie trays for all the neighbors. This year will be my daughter’s first Christmas and I can’t wait to pass on the traditions to her when she’s older.

  78. Tamales! Part of the fun is the time it takes to make them, then of course the fun of eating!

  79. I always bake my family’s favorite breads for the holidays. Date-Nut bread, my grandmas recipe and vanocka, a Czech Christmas bread. This recipe was passed down from my other grandma. I enjoy keeping the family traditions going.

  80. Usually I’m uncharged of desserts 🙂 or mash potatoes! Tradition is what it’s all about!

  81. I love cooking for the holidays and can’t pick a favorite recipe. But chocolate pecan pie has always been a big hit here!

  82. My favorite dish to make is Corn Souffle. I got the recipe from the Mike and Matty Show on tv in the 1990s and it has been a family favorite ever since!

  83. I love to make gingerbread men for Christmas . The house smells so good when I am baking. And in the fall the smell of hot apple cider and wood in the fire place is close to Heaven to me!

  84. I am sure I will find lots of yummy recipes to prepare like I have in her previous cookbooks! The fried ravioli look delicious!

  85. My favorite thing to make is the pie. I always make one to leave home if we are going somewhere so we are sure to have one all to ourselves!

  86. My absolute favorite time of the year is autumn! For Thanksgiving I bake a pumpkin swirl cheesecake. My family now assumes it will be there every year. One of our new favorites!!

  87. I love making chocolate marshmallow pie for Thanksgiving and Pioneer Woman cinnamon rolls for Christmas 🙂

  88. Cheesy Broccoli Rice Casserole and Scalloped Corn are my favorites to make during the holidays.

  89. My favorite is fresh apple cake and this potato casserole with gruyere cheese. I think everything is my favorite.

  90. I make a Hershey’s chocolate cake with peppermint whipped cream in the middle & chocolate ganache on the top. It’s insane.

  91. No particular favorites, I just love holidays! If I really had to pick something…sweet potatoes!

  92. Amy….Love making my Mom’s (just lost her in February this year) Cherry Pies and Pecan Pies, they are the best. I was fortunate enough to find her recipe files and now I can cherish all of her recipes for as long as I have left on this earth…then pass them to my daughter. I love your site and by the way, you have a beautiful smile! I wish you continued success……
    Warmest Regards, Sharon

  93. I love sweet potato casserole with brown sugar nut topping. It’s like eating desert with your meal.

  94. Creme brûlée and pies, along with everything else family/friends like during the holidays

  95. I’m making Snickerdoodles, my daughter-in-law’s favorites cookie, for her and my son–they just had their first baby this morning!

  96. Homemade pumpkin is always required for Thanksgiving, and cinnamon rolls are a must for Christmas morning.

  97. Green bean casserole for Tganksgiving is my favorite! I also make it for Christmas dinner, it’s so good!

  98. My sweet potato casserole for thanksgiving or Christmas. It has a brown sugar pecan topping instead of marshmallows, it’s amazingly good.

  99. I have liked everyone of Ree’s recipes from her other books. The Cinnamon Rolls are delicious any day of the year!

  100. I love making healthy versions of fall favorites like cauliflower mash instead of mashed potatoes and homemade cranberry sauce. YUMMY!!

  101. In the summer, like 4th of July (or any time really :-D) I love to make fresh peach tomato salad, soooo good! Thanksgiving pumpkin pie is a must have, and Christmas means lots of different kinds of cookies and cranberry pecan tiffin, yum!

  102. I love making tons of cookie and candy for the Christmas season. Some become gift and the rest for the family to enjoy.

  103. I love making and eating the Christmas ham! There’s just something about the smell through the whole house while everyone is visiting is just wonderful!

  104. I have three things that are a must here on Christmas Day – cinnamon rolls for breakfast, ham and all the fixings for lunch, and homemade hotchocolate and iced sugar cookies at night.

  105. I make peach cobbler..for 4th of July…Memorial Day…Christmas..just about every holiday…it’s a favorite!

  106. Too many years of holiday recipes under my belt ( is that a play on words?) so, if it has sugar in it I love it… Always make a German Chocolate cake.

    ery year I bake a German Chocolate cake. Hope the pecon trees

  107. My Favorite Thing To Make On The Holidays Are The Appetizers, Clam Dip, Bacon Wrapped Water Chestnuts, Shrimp Cocktail, So Many Yummy Things!

  108. I love to make anything pumpkin flavored for Halloween and thanksgiving and anything with mint for Christmas!!

  109. I make the dressed eggs for every holiday. The family always requests them. I make them just like my mom used to. I also like to try out new recipes from the Pioneer Woman…her show is so awesome!! I try to make one recipe each week from her show.

  110. Graham cracker pudding. Its a recipe that has been in my family for four generations now and I’m the designated maker of the pudding. I love the tradition with it.

  111. I like to make lots of different cookies! Every day cookies, Christmas cookies, etc….the other day I even made a batch of gluten/dairy free snickerdoodles for my two younger brothers who have food allergies. They turned out great!

  112. Our family loves to get together, enjoy the blessings of the year and we enjoy some of the preserves made during the canning season…on some homemade breads and rolls…always a sweet treat for all….God Bless you and yours throughout this holiday season…

  113. I love cooking for the holidays and can’t wait to try the pies and cookies! Even the veggies!

  114. Pumpkin pie! I don’t know why I don’t make it more often during the year, my whole family just loves it!

  115. I love to make a big batch of different kinds of truffles to set out for the holidays.

  116. Traditional stuffing in my favorite. I always get requests for my homemade stuffing, and for the mac and cheese. When I have had to work on the holidays my boys insist that we have a holiday dinner on another day because it just isn’t Thanksgiving without their favorite dishes.

  117. I roast a leg of lamb with garlic and my rosemary from my rosemary bush, along with mashed potatoes (using herbed cream cheese), served with gravy and mint jelly. I usually have two lamb roasts and chop up the leftovers to make Shepherd’s Pie the next day!

  118. For Thanksgiving and Christmas I make cornbread stuffing the way my mom did to bring back memories of my childhood. But I also am required to make deviled eggs for the family.

  119. LOVE to make pies – there is something iconic about pies and hoidays – makes everything feel special.

  120. I love making Christmas Cane cookies and almond roca candy for the holidays. Doing it only once a year keeps them special.

  121. My favorite holiday recipe is my sister’s crockpot mac and cheese and the pioneer woman’s mashed potatoes. YUM! We also make a cherry lime jello mold at Christmas that has been passed down on my husband’s side.

  122. I love my mother’s turkey and cornbread dressing for Thanksgiving. But my favorite meal is Christmas Eve when all my children and grandchildren and our parents (a total of 28 people) are here and we have a simple soup and sandwich meal before opening presents.

  123. I like to make cranberry spice bread for the holidays. Smells like the holidays – Yummo!

  124. I love making stuffing and potatoes! As well as eating them!! I also live making appetizers of any sort before the meals!

  125. What is NOT to be excited about in this give-away? Wow! 🙂 I like to make twice-baked potatoes, and then fancy-em-up a bit with bacon, and cheddar cheese.

  126. My Mother makes Stollen every year. My contribution is Cinnamon Bread (makes great French toast and bread pudding!) and Gingerbread cookies, all from scratch. Sometimes I work in an Applesauce Spice Cake (no icing, just a dusting of powdered sugar) that was my Grandfather’s favorite cake. So delicious!

  127. My favorite holiday recipe is Peppermint Biscotti. Definitely a family tradition at our house!

  128. We usually start our holidays early in the morning by having everyone over for a brunch. I love to make Blueberry-Cheese danish squares. They are a favorite, super easy to make and everyone loves them.

  129. my favorite holiday is the turkey with traditional cornbread dressing and the family recipe of stuffing with nuts apples raisans and more just love it

  130. I have so many favorite dishes. To narrow it down, I guess
    the hot cheesey potato salad made in the crock pot.

  131. Glögg:
    Swedish holiday drink made from wine, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, cloves, and sugar. Warm on stove and enjoy!

  132. Chinese Haystacks – made with marshallows, peanut butter, butterscotch chips, chow mein noodles – christmas isn’t the same without them.

  133. Cookie assortment…….My Mom always made cookies and packed them in gift tins on the holidays. She made a real assortment of drop and rolled cookies.

  134. Corn casserole is a must but I’m always looking for something new to try each year. I love Pioneer Woman recipes!

  135. My favorite dish to make over the holidays is Broccoli-Rice Casserole…makes great leftovers. It’s hard to say what my favorite would be, I just love to cook and cook big meals all year long.

  136. The main dish! Be it turkey, pork, or beef! Then I plan the rest of the meal around it! (BEEF generally rules!!!)

  137. Sweet potato soufflé is a must for our holiday dinners! The brown sugar, butter, pecan topping on it is soooo good!

  138. My favorite dish for a holiday? You mean I have to pick just one?!?!?!? 🙂 Pumpkin bread, homemade hot chocolate, pecan pie bars, my grandmother's cranberry salad……

  139. I love baking so at Christmas time I spend two whole weekends baking goodies to share with our family and friends. Oh and my favorite thing to make for Thanksgiving is a recipe for stuffing of Ree's I made last year. It will be a repeat this year for sure!

  140. I love the traditional sides…string bean casserole, squash, mashed potatoes, and stuffing…. but always looking for a creative twist to keep them fresh!

  141. Thanksgiving Egg Rolls! My mom used to be a English teacher at a school with a lot of international students, and many of them would come to thanksgiving with us if they weren't able to travel home. We encouraged them to make traditional foods from their homes and so our Thanksgiving meal was full of international dishes as well as turkey and stuffing! The one that stuck was egg rolls so now we use the recipe given to us by one of the students every year!

  142. My favorite holiday dish to make is sweet potatoes. I'll change up the form and flavour, but I'm most partial to the brown sugar/pecan mashed yams at any holiday meal.

  143. Well each kids likes something different…including the Mr. Kid… I always make Apple Pie, Fudge, Almond Butter cups and for the Mr. Kid… Fried Venison. All of it is all natural and all of it is awesome! I can't wait to get started!!

  144. Ambrosia….a true southern side made with orange sections, cherries and fresh grated coconut. This dish brings back sweet memories of my dear Grandma.

  145. I can’t pick just one, I love all the holiday foods. Bring on Thanksgiving, can’t wait for the delicious food and family fun.

  146. I really enjoy Green Bean Casserole, because it’s such a simple, classic, yet delicious traditional dish for the holidays and year-round.

  147. I love to make turkey dressing for the holidays! I've lightened up my mom's recipe and we love it!

  148. I always make the deviled eggs, stuffing and pumpkin pie to take to our family holiday gatherings. Although this year I may substitute pumpkin cheesecake for a change!

  149. I'd love to win this book. I have made several of Ree's recipes from her show. In fact having leftover nachos from her for lunch today. I'd love to try stuffing this year for the holidays.

  150. My mother & aunt's recipe for "Burnt Sugar Caramel Pie". It's tricky but it's fabulous when you get it to work!

  151. I love to make fresh/homemade cranberry sauce. It adds so much flavor and depth to anything! Even dry turkey (happens to me every year) or box stove top stuffing (yes I know its bad but when one person does ALL the holiday cooking, it's stressful!)

  152. My favourite thing to make has to be Brined Turkey. So juicy and delicious…of course the delicious turkey stock I make from the bones is a close second!

  153. Love making homemade fleur de sel caramels. They do not stick to your teeth and oh so yummy!

  154. I love holiday baking! I think my favorite is anything pumpkin!! Pumpkin pie is my favorite though!!

  155. It’s really hard to pick just one holiday dish because I love cooking for my family. When I go to a pot luck holiday dinner, I always make squash casserole. I add some secret ingredients and everyone loves it. Whenever I go to a family gathering, no matter what time of year, I always bring a pound cake as well.

  156. My sisters and I make the biggest assortment of holiday cookies including some that were the ones our grandmother made when we were kids.

  157. I love all things sweet potatoes!! I used to always make candied sweet potatoes, but I have discovered how amazing savory sweet potatoes are so I will roast them with gruyere cheese & carmelized onions. Delicious!! I love Reese’s and would love to win her new cookbook!

  158. Pumpkin fluff!! You eat it with graham cracker sticks. Yummy!! So easy and always a favorite 🙂

  159. I love trying new recipes every year mixed in with traditional favorites. I want her new cookbook to help me decide what new recipes to use!

  160. I travel for the holidays so don't do a lot of baking. But I usually make some homemade cranberry sauce and a pumpkin pie.

  161. I always make butter tarts at Christmas, they don't have them here in Arizona and they are a Christmas favorite of ours. 🙂

  162. Buttercream frosted sugar cookie cut-outs. It's not Halloween or Christmas without them!

  163. Devils on horseback as an appetizer – figs stuffed with blue cheese and wrapped in bacon. So yummy!

  164. Desserts and appitizers!! Yummy easy recipes I LOVE searching web an Pinterest for new ones!!

  165. I love to have chicken and dumplings for Thanksgiving. It won't be the same this year due to my husband is deployed, but we will still have this wonderful dish.

  166. I'm a big fan of tradition, making thanksgiving dinner instead of going somewhere else and having someone else cook it. I love thanksgiving and everything it means so the meal is just as important.

  167. I am the designated Garlic Mashed Potatoes maker! These ain't for sissies either! Real butter and heavy cream baby!

  168. I like all things cinnamon so I'm thinking monkey bread for breakfast and stuffing for dinner 🙂

  169. At Christmas I like to make my dad's peanut butter fudge. I really should make it all year though, because it is the best!!!!

  170. My favorite thing to make is my grandmother’s cranberry fruit salad. It’s just yummmmmmm! Really hoping I do receive a copy of your cookbook signed or not. I bought an 80 year old home my dream home and in the process of moving someone helped themselves to one of my most important boxes and a few other things which included ALL of my cookbooks. The sad thing is they are replaceable but they were my father and mother’s that had been handed down and special gifts.

  171. Love all of Ree's recipe….and I too think her husband is a cutie. Their boys are carbon copies.

  172. I have never cooked from one of the Pioneer Woman’s Cookbooks, but one of my daughter in law’s swears by them. I love making Flag Cookie for 4th of July. It is a tradition in our family!

  173. Sweet potato casserole is my favorite! I make it at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. So delicious!

  174. I love making the entire traditional holiday meals for my family! In particular though, as many cookies as I can possibly devour in an entire holiday season!

  175. GF cornbread dressing…it's not stuffing, as I don't stuff anything with it…well, except me.

  176. My favorite holiday recipe? Our Christmas party wouldn't be the same without our sweet and sour meatballs. always a hit, SUPER easy and excellent sustenance for those who stay near the bar!

  177. I can’t pick just one…AHH! My favorite dish to make is “my” fabulous Sweet and Sour Meatballs. It’s not a traditional dish but it is always requested to parties.

  178. I love to make Steak Soup for Christmas eve dinner and also, a pineapple cheese ball that has been a family tradition since I was a little girl and my grandma's neighbor would make it and being it over for Christmas. I love making food that I remember from my childhood Christmas – the steak soup is what my grandma made every year for Christmas Eve.

  179. I love to make a pumpkin roll with cream cheese filling at Thanksgiving! It’s always tastes awesome 🙂

  180. My moms turkey and her Betty salad or as my daughter calls it, “belly salad”. Holidays from now on will be difficult and different due to losing my mom a month ago. I am so thankful for the things she taught me and the time I had with her!

  181. I love to make dressing at Thanksgiving. I still remember my Mom coming over teaching me the “right” way to make the dressing in 1972 when I hosted for the first time. A very special memory.

  182. Sweet & Sour Meatballs in the crockpot. They’re super easy and always a hit. Plus they make great leftovers if there are any!!

  183. I have been making Ina Garten’s Beef Bourguignon recipe on Christmas Eve for the past 4 years. I do the last part in the crock pot so it’s ready when we get home from church in the evening. It makes the house smell incredible and it’s such a rich, flavorful dish that impresses my family every time.

  184. I am ALL about pumpkin pie and whipped cream. I spread the cream all around my piece so I’m sure to get some in every bite.

  185. I like to make (and decorate) house-shaped gingerbread cookies with my boys at Christmas. I also love to make cranberry sauce and homemade bread for Thanksgiving.

  186. We always make our special holiday biscuits with the recipe my grandma tweeted year ago. It’s not thanksgiving or Christmas without them!

  187. My favorite dish to make on a holiday? Anything new and different! I love trying twists on “classics” and am very much looking forward to the upcoming holiday season to try some out — hopefully from Ree’s new book!

  188. I love to make the traditional cornbread dressing, lately I have been getting many compliments on my spirted cranberry relish – love to make it!

  189. Grandma passed away years ago, but holidays are not complete without her turkey gravy made from the gibblets and Christmas Biscochos. I can’t wait!

  190. One of my favorite things to make around the holidays are Pioneer Woman’s Petite Vanilla Scones.

  191. My favorite holiday cooking is making the full traditional meal, with my daughter! Roast turkey, dressing – from scratch, sweet potatoes, broccoli and rice casserole, fresh garden salad, giblet gravy, cranberry sauce, wonderful bread and fun desserts! Special time!

  192. I usually like to try something new each year, but candied sweet potatoes is always my #1 back up plan!

  193. I love to make a lot of things so hard for me to pick just one, but I am known for making desserts like sky high apple pie that is out of this world, pumpkin, mincemeat, chocolate, lemon meringue, coconut creme pies, etc. Also anything baked like a special type bundt cake or cookie bars. Love to make my Mom’s recipe for baked ham, a jello salad mold. Can do appetizers that are different and easy to carry around to eat.

  194. My favorite things to make are: my moms Turkey and her Betty salad or as my daughter calls out, “belly salad” . The holidays from now on will be extremely difficult and different since I just lost my mom a month ago. I am so thankful for all she taught me and the great memories!!!

  195. The desserts are hands down, the best part. Especially the cookies that we’ve made since I was a toddler.

  196. There is nothing better than homemade mashed potatoes….and I love trying out new stuffing recipes!

  197. I just love the whole process of roasting a traditional Thanksgiving turkey and spending the day making the side dishes in a house filled with family and friends. Lovely, fun day from beginning to end.

  198. I like to make Alaska mudslide. It’s a big hit their nothing left. Also I made Amish potatoes salad. It was a big hit. It was gone before my mother in laws was even touch.

  199. Christmas cookies!! My favorite is my best friends recipe that uses cream cheese and you can decorate with sprinkles and glazed baking cherries!

  200. I am always in charge of the potato dishes–mashed, au gratin, and scalloped! So looking forward to the holidays!

  201. My favorite thing to make during the Christmas holidays is Jule Kage. It is a Scandinavian candied fruit bread. So delicious warm with powdered sugar frosting on top!!!!

  202. I love an occasion to make chocolate chip pumpkin bread and cranberry/pear pie.

  203. My mom's green bean casserole. itKs made with homemade cream of Portobello mushroom soup and homemade onion rings! a million times better than Campbell's version.

  204. my favoret holiday dish is always turkey and gravy i look forward to it every year thanks ree for the chance to win your book

  205. my favoret holiday dish is always turkey and gravy i look forward to it every year thanks ree for the chance to win your book

  206. my favoret holiday dish is always turkey and gravy i look forward to it every year thanks ree for the chance to win your book

  207. My favorites holiday dish is now grilled stuffed mushrooms, it use to be broccoli salad. Yum.

  208. Cookies! Every year I try a couple new varieties, but also bake some tried and true recipes as well.

  209. I love Christmas. Having a newborn for this Christmas will make it even more special. We can't wait to make new traditions. I love making cookies the way I did with my grandmother, and can't wait to make them with my daughter!

  210. I love love making my turkey! I have perfected it and am very proud of how flavorful and delicious it turns out.

  211. I love making homemade pecan pie. Usually the pastor at my church requests one for his own dinner, which makes me feel that I am doing something right!

  212. That would have to be pumpkin pie! My kids always say no one makes it like Mom but it is just the standard recipe (oops, don't tell them that!).

  213. Coconut Cream Pies.. Green Bean Casserole and Sweet Potato Casserole.. always the dishes I make for holiday dinners.

  214. Every year, I try a new stuffing recipe and experiment with a different type of cheesecake. Last year it was sourdough cornbread sausage stuffing and pumpkin cheesecake. Still looking for inspiration this year!

  215. I love Ree receipes, they are kid friendly and my granddaughter who is 15 yr loves to cook with me using Ree receipes. Thank you for making mine and granddaughter's journey so much better during the holidays . We are making memories even through Mommy is not with us anymore , so again thank you.

  216. My favourite dish to make on a Holiday is my grandmother's chocolate cake on the 4th of July.

  217. My all time favorite will always be the devil'd eggs. My kids called them 'evil' eggs when they were young and ever since, we all gather in the kitchen and make them together in 3 – 4 different ways.

  218. My all time favorite dish to make during the holidays would be dressing/ stuffing! It's a favorite in my home 🙂

  219. I love making all sorts of sweets especially red velvet cupcakes with mint icing. Looks festive and tastes like a mint chocolate cookie!

  220. My family always wants green bean casserole. Birthdays, holidays, any day, they want green bean casserole 🙂

  221. Being Cuban American the go to food for the holidays is black beans white rice, pork, and yuca.hmmmm!

  222. I LOVE to bake so cookies, cakes, cup cakes, cake pops, anything sweet is always on my table during the holidays but Ree's Fancy Mac n cheese is always a side dish my favorite love coming up with new cheeses to use !

  223. I just really love to bake and cook over the holidays, that it's hard to choose my favorite. I love making lots of holiday cookies and breads and other special dishes.

  224. I love to make pies, but when the weather is HOT on the 4th, I make amazing cold sandwiches with grilled veggies, and organic veggies with an amazing seasoned mayo. Always a hit to not be cooking on the 4th!

  225. It's not Christmas without Grandma's chocolate meringue pie! I go crazy at the holidays…every holiday, lol! We have traditions connected to every possible holiday, and most of those traditions involve food! =)

  226. My favorite dish is Italian Macaroni and Cheese; a recipe handed down from my Mom. It is so yummy and everyone loves it and wants the recipe!

  227. I really enjoy making Thanksgiving dinner. My favorite part is the star of the show, the turkey. I just love the result from rubbing that baby down with fresh herbs and butter…mmmmmmmmmmm

  228. I love making Baileys Irish Cream Cheesecake…It's so rich and heavenly. Everyone loves it!

  229. We have a special “French Silk” coffee cake that we make for Christmas every year. It really is a (delicious) labor of love.

  230. I have a tie of two items that I cannot choose between, they are Schilling pie and Cranberry Cake with Warm Butter Sauce.

  231. One of my favorite dishes to make around the holidays is bacon potato soup in a bread bowl. 🙂

  232. I LOVE to make my grandmother's cornbread dressing. It's a lot of work, but nothing says "the holidays" like the taste of that dressing.

  233. I really have discovered how much I love baking with fresh cranberries around the winter holidays, this year I'm finally tackling a homemade cranberry sauce, plus there's our traditional Nantucket Cranberry Pie that has become a must-have!

  234. Holiday food is the best! But, our meal isn't complete without WARM homemade applesauce!

  235. My favorite holiday dishes are my homemade stuffing with apples, cranberries, sausage, celery, onion and fresh sage along with creamed peas with pearl onions like my grandmother used to make.

  236. Roast Pork, Black beans.white rice…..that is my Christmas dinner menu with lots of sides.

  237. I love Thanksgiving and making all the traditional fare of mashed potatoes, dressing, and turkey, but I'm always looking for new ways to make these favorites.

  238. I love Thanksgiving and making all the traditional fare of mashed potatoes, dressing, and turkey, but I'm always looking for new ways to make these favorites.

  239. Homemade pumpkin pie! I'm hoping to grow pumpkins next year so I can have "real" homemade pumpkin pie 🙂

  240. I always make a cheesy broccoli bake and bacon wrapped sausages (we used to have them growing up in England)

  241. I have so many favorite dishes to make around the holidays; sweet potato casserole, dressing, breads, desserts, etc

  242. I love Ree and her show is amazing! My favorite holiday dish is anything with cheesecake!

  243. Favorite dishes on holidays for me are appetizers Getting creative and letting everyone lounge around and munch!

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