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Roasted Beef Tenderloin
Iain Bagwell
A great Christmas dinner needs a show-stopping centerpiece.
Plus, they make a great homemade gift alternative if you don’t want to make any more cookies.
We love a good cornbread dressing, but also love one made with crusty bread.

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Sausage is always a delicious addition, as are plenty of aromatics and fresh herbs.
Cornbread
We make cornbread year-round, but it feels extra special when made around the holidays.
Ambrosia
it’s possible for you to’t go wrong with this classic.

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Is it a dessert or a salad?
We don’t particularly care as its on the Christmas table somewhere.
Ethereal, crunchy, and oh-so-sweet, it’s the perfect confection for Christmas.

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