
over how moist and delicious that turkey was. Everything was cooked perfectly golden without a single dish being burnt. What was on the menu today?It took only 3 hours to cook all of the food [except for the pies which I cooked yesterday]. I started the turkey this morning at 8:30 after I took my shower. He took only 2 hrs to cook! So while he cooked, I made the macaroni, yams, and green beans. When the turkey came out of the oven, I let him rest for a whole hour so all of his juices could redistribute. In the time while the turkey was resting, I cooked what needed to be cooked in the oven. I’ll post I posted some recipes for some of the dishes I prepared on Recipe Rush by Monday, so go check them out.
Do ya’ll have any thanksgiving traditions? We watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade and light the christmas tree that night. The parade and the turkey is what really makes the day for me. Lots of memories behind those two events. From dad setting the carport on fire trying to fry his first turkey to sitting on the couch in my pjs as a we little tot watching all the broadway acts [usually singing along] and balloons during the parade.
Fun, Fun. I’m going to go get a slice of pumpkin pie and go into a turkey coma, just to wake and do it all over again. Rinse, Lather, REPEAT!


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She Said:
yeah, that would be great. Thanks Drea.
Oh and the Mac and cheese is extremely yummy! It is my grandmothers recipe that has been passed down for generations.
November 23rd, 2006 at 3:01 pm
She Said:
Oh, and if you ever plan on doing your own turkey one year. I definately recommend that kind that I got. It is sooooo delicious!
November 23rd, 2006 at 3:02 pm
Ro Said:
Happy turkey day!!!! Everything looks YUMMY, I’m headed to Recipe Rush now!!!!
Yupp, we have a tradition (me and the kids)…
We go to the Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade (the Santa at the end was so jolly this year!!! LOL) then when we get home, we get the Christmas tree set up and decorated BUT this year I did that over this last weekend so that was already done (thank Goodness!!) then we watch “March of the wooden soldiers” and hang out till its time to go to my parents house for dinner and dessert. I love your tree by the way, all blue themed with snowmen SOOOO CUTE!!!
*Gobble, gobble!!*
November 23rd, 2006 at 11:22 pm
She Said:
Yeah, we have an icy snowman theme going on here. The only red you’ll see is in the kitchen. I even have an apple tree.
So neat that you actually live close enough to go to the parade. What fun! I hope you weren’t too cold with the light drizzle and winds. Pnuts favorite part was the Sesame Street float.
November 24th, 2006 at 10:50 am
Christine Said:
Oh my goodness! You’re making me hungry! Love the recipes, btw. It all looks so yummy! Keep em coming. Take care.
November 26th, 2006 at 1:13 am