Lyn Cote here-For a change of pace, how about a recipe today? One of my own based on the classic, “Bisquick Impossible Pie” concept. My title: Turkey & Dressing Leftover Pie (Or Quiche–if you want to sound classy. 
Ingredients:
1/2 -3/4 lb turkey chunks
1-2 cups dressing, chunks (If you don’t have any left, substitute 1/4 tsp sage (or poultry seasoning)
1 cup shredded cheese
1/2 cup each of finely chopped onion and celery (you can chop extra when you’re doing your regular dressing prep)
1/2 c Bisquick Baking Mix™
2 cups milk (can use skim–whatever)
4 eggs
1/4 tsp salt
1/8 tsp black pepper
1/2 tsp thyme
Directions:
Preheat oven to 350 F.
Lightly grease or spray a large pie plate OR 10” oven-safe skillet
Sprinkle first 4 ingredients onto bottom of pan evenly.
Combine remaining ingredients and either blend or mix thoroughly.
Pour into pan. Bake for 50-60 minutes until golden brown or a knife comes out clean.
Let stand for 5 minutes before serving.
Serve with turkey gravy. Out of gravy? Have Better than Bouillon Turkey Base™ on hand and make what you need. (Recipe on the label–restaurants use this product- you won’t know it’s from a base.)
My husband gladly ate this for a supper and two lunches. So it’s a keeper!
And it’s just the kind of recipe my heroines in Unexpected Destinations: Boxed Set would make. Two unlikely couples and two unexpected destinations~
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UNEXPECTED DESTINATIONS
This is a boxed set of two novellas: For Sophia’s Heart and Winter Homecoming, Sophia’s Daughter.
For Sophia’s Heart
(originally published January 214 in eBook)
A penniless but pretty girl…a wealthy young man on his way to war—what could draw them into a marriage of convenience?
In April 1898, Sophia Schiffler boards a train and meets Gannon Moore, both on their way to Chicago. Gannon is going to withdraw from the university to enlist in the Spanish American War. Teddy Roosevelt is gathering his rough riders to invade Cuba. Mourning the recent loss of his sister, Gannon is shocked when Sophia reveals she is going to marry a man she’s never met. When this suitor doesn’t meet Sophia at Union Station as planned, what they discover there catapults Sophia into a situation she could never have imagined.
Over the next months with Sophia in Chicago and Gannon preparing for war in Florida, they exchange letters written from their hearts. In the fall, Gannon returns from war, a changed man. The course of true love never runs smooth. And life has a way of turning tables on two young people in love. Their springtime love endured separation and a war. Will it survive a winter of reality?
For Sophia’s Daughter
(originally published December 2015 as Winter Homecoming in paperback and February 2017 in eBook)
A rich man’s daughter and a logger’s son—what could bring them together in the wintry northwoods?
Catching a freight train out of Chicago is no way to spend Christmas Day.
The Depression has cost Will Gustafson his classy wife, executive job and high society life. Now he’s heading home to the northwoods of Wisconsin to face the “I told you so’s” he deserves. On the freight train a homeless little boy attaches himself to Will like a lost puppy. On the day after Christmas in her Model T, Mrs. Cass Moore Newton picks up Will and the boy and takes them home with her. Is she crazy?
But a new widow, she needs a handyman to help her weather the winter in her isolated cabin. She’s concealed her “delicate” condition from everyone, including her parents, but can’t deceive Will. He fights his growing attraction to this good but stubborn woman—so unlike the wife who divorced him. The three of them become an unlikely “family.” Yet what will happen when the snow melts and all their secrets are revealed?
