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A 15 pound turkey feeds about 10 people with a bit leftover for casserole.
A 15 pound turkey will hold about 7 cups of stuffing.
Thaw your turkey in the fridge for about 5 hours per pound or in cold water
for about 1 hour per pound (make sure to change your water a few times). If
you do nothing else right, make sure you get the darn thing defrosted in time!!
I'm speaking from experience *blush*.
To prepare your turkey, remove giblets and neck. Rinse turkey inside and
out. Dry skin and cavity well. Fill neck and body with stuffing and pin
closed with a skewer (if you have one).
If you're the stove top stuffing type, cut some onions and garlic in half,
sprinkle with salt, pepper and thyme (or use fresh thyme sprigs) and stuff
the turkey with that just to add a bit of flavor (and make yourself feel
like you've actually put some effort into the bird).
Place on a rack in a roaster and rub with butter (1/4 to ? cup). Sprinkle
on poultry seasoning or thyme and salt and pepper. Cover with roaster lid
(if it's big enough) or make a tinfoil lid. Roast in a preheated 325 degree
F oven for about 4 hours. Baste every ? hour or so if you're the basting type.
Remove the lid (foil) and roast for another hour or until it's a nice
color. A meat thermometer in the thigh should read about 185 degrees F.
Let it stand on a platter for about 15 minutes before you carve.
A 15 pound turkey feeds about 10 people with a bit leftover for casserole.
A 15 pound turkey will hold about 7 cups of stuffing.
Thaw your turkey in the fridge for about 5 hours per pound or in cold water
for about 1 hour per pound (make sure to change your water a few times). If
you do nothing else right, make sure you get the darn thing defrosted in time!!
I'm speaking from experience *blush*.
To prepare your turkey, remove giblets and neck. Rinse turkey inside and
out. Dry skin and cavity well. Fill neck and body with stuffing and pin
closed with a skewer (if you have one).
If you're the stove top stuffing type, cut some onions and garlic in half,
sprinkle with salt, pepper and thyme (or use fresh thyme sprigs) and stuff
the turkey with that just to add a bit of flavor (and make yourself feel
like you've actually put some effort into the bird).
Place on a rack in a roaster and rub with butter (1/4 to ? cup). Sprinkle
on poultry seasoning or thyme and salt and pepper. Cover with roaster lid
(if it's big enough) or make a tinfoil lid. Roast in a preheated 325 degree
F oven for about 4 hours. Baste every ? hour or so if you're the basting type.
Remove the lid (foil) and roast for another hour or until it's a nice
color. A meat thermometer in the thigh should read about 185 degrees F.
Let it stand on a platter for about 15 minutes before you carve.
Taking Care of Your Baby's Teeth (and Future Teeth)! It's never too early to start caring for your baby's oral health. You can prepare your child for healthy teeth and good habits by starting early and staying positive about the practice of tooth care. Advice for baby's teeth >
If you have dental insurance, your unused insurance benefits expire on
December 31, 2006 - they do not carry over into 2007. So, it's use it or
lose it!
If you haven't had a recent professional teeth cleaning, annual exam, or
have been diagnosed as needing treatment you haven't yet completed, please
call Desiree at 214-556-5251 right away to make sure we can work you into
the schedule over the next two months.
Plus, those who need more treatment than their insurance covers in a single
year often use this strategy:
Don't waste the money you've paid on dental insurance premiums all year - give us a call today!
Mom and Dad Can Have Perfect Teeth Too! Thinking of straightening your teeth, Mom and Dad? So are your friends! One in every five people in orthodontic treatment is over eighteen. Why not join the trend? Learn more about your financial options for Invisalign, the invisible way to straighten teeth. On your way to a perfect smile >
It seems that fatigue is an ever-increasing, more frequent experience and challenge.
You start the week on Monday morning enthused, invigorated, optimistic, motivated to
follow-through on goals, plans, to-do lists. Yet as the days progress, all that
positive energy dissipates. Where does the energy go?
We are made of energy - mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. The
choices you make about spending your life energy have outcomes. Your life is financed by
the resources you have available to you. You must be conscious of how you spend the energy
you have. If you indiscriminately spend your life energy, you may burn out, or be too
tired to capitalize on the best opportunities as they come along.
Entrepreneurs and salespeople need to preserve time and energy for themselves. They need
quality time to make quality decisions; to create, think, invent and plan; to develop sales,
marketing and profit breakthroughs; to network and build relationships. Time is needed to
collect and assimilate information, for education and self-renewal, rest, rejuvenation,
hobbies, fun, and family. These things cannot survive on left-over time and energy!
Taking control of your time and more carefully spending your energy can be the single
biggest step toward extraordinary success you will ever take.
The use or misuse or abuse by others of your time is the single most important factor
affecting your life energy. The question to keep front and center is: how can I best
use my resources of time and energy to manifest what I want?
Most people let time and energy get away, let other people and circumstances control
them. Try thinking about doing the opposite - exercise control to manifest your desires
by creating boundaries and having a personal time plan that you live by. Focus on
developing and sticking with habits that support your plan.
Here at our practice we try to demonstrate we value your time by committing to seat
you for your appointment without the long wait we've all experienced at medical
offices - and if we don't, we give you a $50 credit.
"All man's miseries derive from not being able to sit quietly in a room alone," the
famous scientist Blaise Pascal observed. In our noisy world, we are bombarded by
sound, by loud music, sirens, construction, or other's conversations. When we enter
a room, we habitually turn on the television, radio, or computer. Many people preserve
no quiet time whatsoever in each day, or even each week.
Spiritual teachers tend to agree that we need to go into silence for wisdom. When you
can visit the silent spaces of your mind and turn off the external noise, you are most
likely to discover new possibilities and opportunities, new and different solutions to
nagging problems. Quiet time can recharge your life energy. I urge you to demand more
silence in your life. I urge you to create, to schedule quiet times.
Are you a human being - or a human doing? Our lives have become endless work, non-stop
activity. This kind of non-stop 'doing' wears you down and wears you out. Set aside one
out of every seven days when you do not do business, and make it a day of relaxation,
recreation, quiet time, and time with family. This is not a new idea. There is the
tradition of the Sabbath, one day a week set aside as holy, for rest, rehabilitation,
prayer, meditation, thought and family - not work. This has been lost to many today.
People who used to rest on Saturday or Sunday now spend those days shopping, working
around the house, paying bills and conducting business. Don't you think you deserve one
day of real rest each week?
Any time is a good time to reconsider your personal time plan! Remember, the question
to keep front and center is: how can I best use my resources of time and energy to manifest
what I want?
**Age 7** is the Magic Number for an Orthodontic Check-Up Wondering when your child should see an orthodontist? Don't wait until all the permanent teeth have arrived. The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that every child have an orthodontic check-up no later than age seven. Why age seven?
DON'T BE A TURKEY!
With the end of the year fast approaching, we want to make sure you and a friend look your
very best while visiting family and friends and enjoying the holiday parties.
To get you one step closer to your dream smile, our dental office is offering the following:
Have your teeth laser whitened and receive a certificate worth 40% off laser whitening for
your friend. Both laser treatments must be completed by 12/31/06.
Call Melissa today at 214-556-5251 to schedule your appointment.
Dental X-rays Demystified Getting dental X-rays taken may not sound like your idea of a fun afternoon. However, the information your dentist gathers from your X-rays plays a vital role in helping you avoid future dental problems. Learn how it works
Tips for Identifying and Preventing TMD TMD, or Temporomandibular Disorder, causes jaw problems for many people without them realizing it! Learn about the symptoms of this painful disorder, and gather tips on how to keep it from happening to you. Keep your jaw happy and healthy
There's now a great way to relieve headache pain from TMJ, tension and migraines!
Neurologists have found that migraine and tension headaches, as well as those from TMJ (which also
causes you to grind your teeth), can be effectively treated with BOTOX® in 2 out of 3 cases! Now
BOTOX® injections from Dr. Swift can be used therapeutically to relieve recurring headache pain!
In 2004 Dr. Swift underwent training in both the therapeutic and cosmetic use of BOTOX® with Dr. Andy
Blumenfeld. Dr. Blumenfeld is an internationally recognized authority on the utilization of Botulinum
Toxin Type A for the treatment of headache and has significant experience as a researcher, speaker
and national injector trainer. He was Chief of Service for the Department of Neurology at Kaiser
Permanente in San Diego, and is currently Director of The Headache Center of Southern California. Dr.
Blumenfeld is board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
To learn if you're a candidate and get more information, please follow the link....
Click here to learn more!
Oral Piercing: Is It Worth It? Thinking of getting an oral piercing? Make sure you're aware of the risks associated with introducing jewelry into your mouth before you make your decision. Get the fact
Last Month's Quiz Question!
Pronounced as one letter,
And written with three,
Two letters there are,
And two only in me.
I'm double, I'm single,
I'm black, blue, and gray,
I'm read from both ends,
And the same either way.
What am I?
Answer:
An eye.
This Month's Quiz Question!
What kind of key has legs, but can't open doors?
What am I?
Make a Date with Your Dentist What can we do for your teeth that your daily brushing and flossing can't? Lots! Find out why it's important to make a regular date with your dentist, and learn what goes into deciding how often is best for your teeth. Treat your teeth right
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As a service to our many patients who travel and use the internet to research the best value and to book their
business trips and vacations, we have added to our website technology that can save you time and money. Our website
has "PowerSearch™", a proprietary comparative search engine. Simply enter your travel info once, hit search, and it
hunts automatically on up to 200 travel related websites and brings back the results in order of price - plus shows
you which site has the best deal. Then click on the deal you want and save money! If it's a travel, airline, hotel,
cruise, or car rental site - you no longer have to go to each and enter your dates to search and compare - one click
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Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving Day in America is a time to offer thanks. ItŐs a time to gather with family at a holiday meal. When you think of Thanksgiving you think food, parades, family, football, and more food. So here are some tips for your holiday entertainment.
The History
In 1621, after a hard and devastating first year in the New World the Pilgrim's fall harvest was very successful and plentiful. There was corn, fruits, vegetables, along with fish which was packed in salt, and meat that was smoke cured over fires. They found they had enough food to put away for the winter.
The Pilgrims had beaten the odds. They built homes in the wilderness, they raised enough crops to keep them alive during the long coming winter, and they were at peace with their Indian neighbors. Their Governor, William Bradford, proclaimed a day of thanksgiving that was to be shared by all the colonists and the neighboring Native American Indians.
The custom of an annually celebrated thanksgiving, held after the harvest, continued through the years. During the American Revolution (late 1770's) a day of national thanksgiving was suggested by the Continental Congress.
In 1817 New York State adopted Thanksgiving Day as an annual custom. By the middle of the 19th century many other states also celebrated a Thanksgiving Day. In 1863 President Abraham Lincoln appointed a national day of thanksgiving. Since then each president has issued a Thanksgiving Day proclamation, usually designating the fourth Thursday of each November as the holiday.
NOTE: Thanksgiving is celebrated on the 4th Thursday of November, which this year (2006) is November 23rd.