Just a really quick note today - I'm busy in the kitchen, preparing a turkey and lots of food for a Thanksgiving dinner tonight with my family. I know it's not the proper date, but as it's not a holiday here, well - this is as close as we get!
To start off, I'm serving some spiced almonds, cashews and macadamias. The menu looks like this:
-Roasted turkey
-Roasted potatoes
-Cream sauce (from a carton, I'm afraid. I'm not Martha.)
-Apple Fennel Salad
-Sweet Potato Gratin
-Brussels sprouts with balsamic vinegar and bacon - using a recipe from Rachel Ray
-Apple Chutney, Maple Butter, Lingonberry Jam, Chilli Jelly - whatever condiments I can dig out from the fridge, essentially.
-tiny bread rolls
And for dessert, a nut truffle tart, that looks delicious in my fridge right now.
Yes - no stuffing, no cranberry sauce. We've tried. Not fans. So why bother?
7 comments:
"Not fans. So why bother?"
Good point. Make what you enjoy! I am in America and I didn't make stuffing or cranberry sauce this year. :) Roasted turkey, on the other hand, is a treat. I'm now enjoying turkey soup with homemade noodles. COMFORT!!!
Enjoy your day.
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Have a happy Thanksgiving! Glad you are celebrating one of my favorite holidays.
Thank god I'm not the only one who thinks cranberry sauce should be left out.
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What a nice treat to have for yourself and your eating guests. A shame you don't like the stuffing and cranberry since they make a fantastic leftover sandwich filler, but I suppose as long as you have the turkey on the menu, you're doing alright. :)
Har aldrig fattat grejen med tacksägelsehelgen - mest en ursäkt att käka mat?! ;D Och lustigt, satt och bloggade om ugnsrostad potatis igår kväll. ;)
Jag vill fikaaa. *tjata* ;D
Wow!! Where do you get the time (and energy!)?? All sounds great, although I always think the stuffing is the best part ;-)
I absolutly love that you did that. So awesome.
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