Fall celebrations are here and Christmas is fast approaching so this week it’s all about seasonal inspiration at the Hearth and Soul Link Party. Welcome!
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What’s Been Happening?
My family and I were so grateful to be able to enjoy our Canadian Thanksgiving celebrations together last week. It was so lovely to have our son and his partner with us. I know so many people were unable to celebrate with their families this year and I definitely don’t take this blessing for granted!
If you are planning an upcoming Thanksgiving or Christmas meal, you may want to add this recipe to your repertoire:-
You will love this wonderfully Easy Thanksgiving Stuffing Recipe, chock full of crisp celery, plump dried apricots and crunchy pecans.
I also shared some warming comfort food:-
My Cottage Pie with a Roasted Root Vegetable Topping is a nourishing and delicious twist on a traditional British favourite.
Thank you all for visiting and sharing your wonderful content!
Seasonal Inspiration Featured Posts

There’s lots of seasonal inspiration in this week’s featured posts (from top left, clockwise):-
I love this cute Crocket Pumpkin Placemat from T’onna at Sew Crafty Crochet. It would make a great addition to your fall decorations!
Looking for fall comfort food? Cindy at Mom, The Lunch Lady shared a Tex-Mex Sweet Potato Casserole that really fits the bill!
These Oatmeal and Honey Sugar Solid Sugar Scrubs from Jasmine at Eccentricities by JVC would be a treat for your skin and could make a lovely gift as well.
Seasoned butters are a wonderful way to add flavour to so many foods, and these Autumn Compound Butters from Jennifer at Satsuma Designs look absolutely delicious. I particularly want to try the Maple Cinnamon version!
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Comments & Reviews
Hello April, how wonderful that you were able to enjoy your family for Thanksgiving. Thank you so much for the feature of my Oatmeal & Honey sugar scrubs. Also, thank you for hosting the link party each week.
I really am grateful to have been able to celebrate with my family 🙂 Thank you for visiting and sharing, Jasmine!
Thanks so much for hosting – I always look forward to visiting your wonderful blog each week!
Have an amazing week April – stay safe, enjoy whatever the week holds for you and your family! 🙂
Thank you so much, Ramona! I hope you have a wonderful week too! Take care and stay safe.
Thank you, April for hosting such a lovely party each week. I’m glad you got to enjoy your holiday dinner with your son and his partner. 💜 We are still tring to figure out what our holiday dinner could look like this year. Nonetheless, I’ve pinned your scruptious looking stuffing in case we are able to host a socially-distanced dinner.
Happy Sunday!
-Niky @ The House on Silverado
Thank you for visiting and sharing, Niky! I hope you are able to celebrate with your family. Thank you for pinning my stuffing recipe too! I hope you are having a lovely week so far.
Hi April,
Looks like you and your family were really enjoying your time together and my goodness that food looks fantastic! Hope you are having a great week and thanks so much for the party!
Miz Helen
Thank you so much, Miz Helen! It really was lovely. I hope your week is going well too!
It’s wonderful you got to celebrate Thanksgiving with family. 🙂 Thanks for hosting! I brought by some Meatballs with Hoisin Cilantro Sauce. Hope you enjoy. 🙂
Thank you, CJ! And those meatballs look amazing!
Thanks so much for hosting!
Thank you for visiting and sharing, Dee!
So happy for that beautiful family time!
Thank you, Michele!
So glad you had a happy Thanksgiving with family! That pie with roasted vegetables looks wonderful.
Thank you, Barbara!
I’m sure it was wonderful to spend a holiday with family! Happy Thanksgiving to all of you!
Thank you, Sandra. It really was!
Hi Apri
It looks like you had a joyous Thanksgiving with your family and such delicious food! Thankd for hosting all of us each week on your lovely blog.
We really did, Pat! Thank you for your support of Hearth and Soul, and for the lovely compliment on my blog!
Thank you so much for hosting!
Have a wonderful week!
I hope you have a wonderful week too, Priyam!
It looks like you had a nice Thanksgiving celebration. Thanksgiving will be different this year and I’m still not sure what we are doing as far as entertaining with family but either way it will still be nice. Thanks for hosting the fun and have a nice day and week.
We really did, Julie, thank you so much! I hope your Thanksgiving is just as nice, no matter what form it takes. I hope you have had a lovely week!
Happy Monday April! We also had a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend (you can see pics on my Meal plan post). I am glad your son and his partner were able to make it to celebrate with you. Thank you so much for featuring my Tex Mex Sweet Potato Casserole from last week! I hope you have a wonderful week xo
I”m so glad you and yours had a lovely Thanksgiving, Cindy! And it’s my pleasure! I hope your week has been lovely too!
Thank you for hosting! This is what I featured the week of 10-5-to 10-9-2020 on my blog. On Tuesday was Paleo Banana Bread. Wednesday was Cranberry Cream Cheese Loaf. Thursday was Apple Cider Donut No Bake Cheesecake. And winding up this week was Pork Loin With a Baked Apple Sauce. Enjoy!
Thank you for sharing these delicious recipe, Marilyn! Hope you have had a lovely week!
I’ve never added dried fruit to our stuffing, but it sounds delicious! I’d love to give your recipe a try. I’m so glad you got to celebrate with family. And isn’t it a blessing that none of us are taking that for granted this more. I think the circumstance are bringing out more gratitude even than usual! Thanks for hosting April. Have a great week!
Circumstances really are bringing out so much gratitude, Marielle. I always thought I was grateful before, but I had no idea!! I hope your week has been lovely too.
Your stuffing recipe looks fantastic! So glad you were able to celebrate with family.
Thank you, Joanne! I hope your week has been lovely!
I loved seeing the family picture for Canadian Thanksgiving!
Thank you so much, Kristie! Hope you have had a lovely week!
Thanksgiving is such a special family holiday . It’s wonderful you were able to celebrate with your family. thanks for hosting. I ‘m looking forward to looking through the shares this week. I linked a vegan lemon soup.
It really is, and I’m so grateful, Judee. I really enjoyed your lemon soup recipe, and the family story behind it!
Looks like a great Thanksgiving was had. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
It really was, Patrick! Thank you, I hope you have a wonderful week as well!