I concur.

Found a very cool tip last night on the side of a cocoa packet:

Mix 3 tbsp (1 packet) hot chocolate mix into a mug of milk, add 1/8 tsp vanilla extract and 1/4 tsp pumpkin pie spice. Makes a sort of chocolate chai drink.

'Twas good :)

Next time I might make a variant on that by adding honey - because honey in hot chocolate is amazing (it only sounds gross until you try it, trust me!) :snap:

These actually aren't bad...minus the apricots.

Yeah, I wouldn't use apricots, but they're not awful. Not wonderful things to rush home and make, but they're edible.

And THAT isn't a resoundingly positive review, I don't know what is!

Reminds me of George Carlin's old "Icebox Man" routine; "Does anybody want this? I'm only going to throw it away!"

Well, I know someone who loves them and requests them specially, but I think the no-bake is cheating. Because I'm the cookie police.

Then you and I need to get together. I adore making cookies... but I always need help eating them.

Since when is using a microwave to process food not "Cooking"??? I should email these people and tell them.

...and the splobmorts themselves look and sound dreadful.

OK, so the Splobmorts are "No-bake" not "No-cook". My bad for not reading the recipe title properly. Some people still call using a microwave OVEN "baking". So there. :p

Rachael Ray just made a lovely-looking potato dish: recipe here

Looked better on tv than it does in the photo on this page, but if you need to see it, there it is.

I don't know if the contents of this page change daily or not, but at least for right now, this is like the ultimate Thanksgiving food link page:
http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/prog...7__EST,00.html