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Re: Thanksgiving
Originally Posted by Poppy girl
(Post 8127413)
Oh I can be very lady like when need be :sneaky:
Is this coming from the same bird that decided to cross the boarder this week for a little site seeing and had no idea what was in her trunk :rofl::rofl: ok we will not talk about that...... I am still having nightmares:eek::rofl::rofl::rofl: |
Re: Thanksgiving
I just want you all to know that I had a large serving spoon full of some kind of cranberry stuff and I'm pretty sure it had marshmellows in it. Also, I put it on my plate in the spot where my mashed potatoes had, until recently, taken up residence. There was some gravy left on the plate, and I put the marshmellow cranberry stuff right down on it and then I ate it. And it was good.
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Re: Thanksgiving
Originally Posted by another bloody yank
(Post 8127552)
I just want you all to know that I had a large serving spoon full of some kind of cranberry stuff and I'm pretty sure it had marshmellows in it. Also, I put it on my plate in the spot where my mashed potatoes had, until recently, taken up residence. There was some gravy left on the plate, and I put the marshmellow cranberry stuff right down on it and then I ate it. And it was good.
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Re: Thanksgiving
We had a nice Tday dinner at McCormick and Schmidt.....well worth every dime.
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Re: Thanksgiving
Originally Posted by tamms_1965
(Post 8128037)
We had a nice Tday dinner at McCormick and Schmidt.....well worth every dime.
I had no turkey dinner......................:(:( no one would make me any:) |
Re: Thanksgiving
We had a very nice sustainably-grown vegan meal that supported local growers. Yum :)
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Re: Thanksgiving
We went to a new place here in FL-they had a buffet-turkey, ham and beef. It was good-real mashed potatos too! Only down side was the cornbread stuffing. For some reason they put in hot peppers, :eek:.
Son reported in, they were cooking for DIL's relatives. Son whipped up real gravy instead of the stuff with hardboiled eggs in it that her family does in AL-hardboiled eggs--EWWWW!!! DIL made my scalloped corn recipe, doubled it, but forgot to double the crackers that go in it to bind it together. :lol: |
Re: Thanksgiving
Originally Posted by Poppy girl
(Post 8127321)
Oh I am starting to get nervous all that turkey and meeting the BF's mother today at her house for dinner :eek: :fingerscrossed:
where is the update report........ did you behave yourself will she invite u back.....:rofl::rofl: |
Re: Thanksgiving
Originally Posted by candy wy.
(Post 8127532)
ok we will not talk about that...... I am still having nightmares:eek::rofl::rofl::rofl:
Hmmm should I or shouldn't I ask.:eek: |
Re: Thanksgiving
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 8126132)
What are you using them for? <<<drool>>>
The almonds topped roasted yams. We survived cooking for 14 and somehow managed to fit everyone in the house. :) My mother in law was a tremendous help, as was my husband. We made a good team. |
Re: Thanksgiving
Originally Posted by Kaffy Mintcake
(Post 8129679)
I made a spinach salad with a homemade balsamic dressing. The salad also contained sliced pear, cranberries, red onion and chopped toasted hazelnuts. It was my attempt to add something a bit lighter to the meal. ;)
The almonds topped roasted yams. We survived cooking for 14 and somehow managed to fit everyone in the house. :) My mother in law was a tremendous help, as was my husband. We made a good team. |
Re: Thanksgiving
We had traditional steak and chips followed by hot chocolate brownies with Bluebell creamy vanilla ice-cream.....and then a nice cup of tea;)
A very nice day:thumbsup: |
Re: Thanksgiving
Originally Posted by Sugarmooma
(Post 8129948)
We had traditional steak and chips followed by hot chocolate brownies with Bluebell creamy vanilla ice-cream.....and then a nice cup of tea;)
A very nice day:thumbsup: |
Re: Thanksgiving
Just catching up on this thread. :)
Well done Kaffy for hosting so many people!! I spent my first ever TG (my hubby's 7th!!) with UK-US friends who live in Ventura. It was fabulous, and the deep-fried turkey was to-die for!!! |
Re: Thanksgiving
18 pound turkey was fantastic....thank god it's over with though :D
Only kicker, apart from the obligatory boiled to death veg was the gravy, the old dear grabbed the baking soda instead of the corn starch....made for a bubbly and gross gravy. Oh well. Nice break and it was good having the wee one playing with the olds for a few day. Glad to be back home though. |
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