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Thursday Thirteen #2–13 Thanksgiving Things I will be serving from my RV kitchen tomorrow
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- Turkey (I have a frozen white meat “roast-in-a-box”. A real turkey won’t fit in my freezer, and I gave up on them a long time ago since my husband eats about enough for a sparrow. This is a good compromise.)
- Julienne carrots.
- Baby red potatoes.
- Brussels sprouts.
- Stuffing.
- Cranberry sauce.
- Butter and gravy. Not necessarily together.
- A small pumpkin pie with fresh cream. Yay for bakers who realize that some people don’t have ten people round the table!
- Spumante wine.
- Home-made cheese straws (if any survive overnight).
- Girardelli mint chocolate squares.
- Complete Thanksgiving in a can cat food. No, I am not kidding. There really is such a thing.
- Tums.
What about you? What’s for dinner? (Even if it’s not Thanksgiving Dinner, what’s for dinner?)
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22 Comments, Comment or Ping
Natalie (1 comments.)
Well, tomorrow is the first time I’ve had to make my own Thanksgiving dinner. We moved far away from family this year, so it’s just me, my husband and our 2 little ones. But I’m making:
turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, stuffing, green beans, rolls, acorn squash, sweet potatoes, pumpkin chiffon pie and apple cider. I also made some homemade honey whole wheat bread for our breakfast. :)
My TT is up too… http://redsoxmommy.blogspot.com/2007/11/thursday-thirteen-9-thankful-edition.html
Nov 21st, 2007
Penelope Anne (2 comments.)
Thanks for the reminder I need Tums :)
Very nice menu.
My son (15) made the pumpkin pie tonight, and I will make my famous sausage stuffing to dinner at my in-laws…we always have my husband’s homemade cinnamon rolls for breakfast.
End the night with a turkey sandwich of course.
Nov 21st, 2007
nicholas (8 comments.)
1, 3, 5 and 9 sound wonderful!
Nov 21st, 2007
Robin (7 comments.)
Mmmm… Cheese straws. I should learn how to make those.
Nov 22nd, 2007
Linda R. Moore
Robin: cheese straws is one of the first things I ever learned how to bake. Would you like the recipe? Do you prefer grams or ounces?
Nov 22nd, 2007
pussreboots (88 comments.)
When my husband and I get a hankering for turkey we sometimes get turkey wings or legs. They are small enough to not be much waste. They would probably fit in your RV oven too. Happy TT.
Nov 22nd, 2007
Rach (Heart of Rachel) (2 comments.)
We don’t celebrate Thanksgiving here but I love the concept behind this special celebration.
Nov 22nd, 2007
Joely (3 comments.)
I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving! We had the traditional dinner with That Man’s family. (I supplied the pumpkin pies and cranberry salad.)
Nov 22nd, 2007
shiera (1 comments.)
hello Linda!
Wow… that’s a sumptuous dinner! Thanksgiving dinner… turkey… too bad we don’t have the one here. But at least, it’s a Labor Thanksgiving holiday here - no work today! For me, that’s a very good reason to celebrate. :D
By the way, thank you for visiting.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Nov 22nd, 2007
tanabata (1 comments.)
That sounds great! I hope you had a lovely meal. No Thanksgiving here like Shiera mentioned but at least it was a day off. Not sure what’s for dinner- we usually end up eating out on weekends.
Nov 23rd, 2007
Melissa (1 comments.)
I’m curious about the cat food. Sounds like you had a great day!
Thanks for visiting and come back soon!
Melissa
Nov 23rd, 2007
Matthew James Didier (4 comments.)
Sounds very goodly! (…and I like the addition of the Tums! I wish my mom had remembered those during some of the big feasts she served!)
Nov 25th, 2007
Linda R. Moore
Natalie, thanks for visiting! Your dinner sounds lovely and I hope you had a great Thanksgiving. :)
Dec 1st, 2007
Linda R. Moore
Penelope: you have a truly talented son :)
Hope Thanksgiving dinner went wonderfully for you :)
Dec 1st, 2007
Linda R. Moore
Nicholas: it was all wonderful. ;)
Dec 1st, 2007
Linda R. Moore
Pussreboots: We’re spoilt brats and like the white meat. The “meat loaf” version worked very well in the end :: grin ::
Dec 1st, 2007
Linda R. Moore
Rach: Yup, me too. I’m a Brit so this isn’t my natural-born celebration, but the gratitude part of it is nice.
Dec 1st, 2007
Linda R. Moore
Joely: it was lovely, relaxing and mellow. :)
Dec 1st, 2007
Linda R. Moore
Shiera: It’s just a Sunday dinner on steroids *grin*
You’re welcome, and thanks for visiting also. :)
Dec 1st, 2007
Linda R. Moore
Tanabata: thanks for visiting and yes, it was really nice. :)
Dec 1st, 2007
Linda R. Moore
Melissa: one of my cats refused point blank to eat the stuff. The other two were suspicious but eventually polished it off. *grin*
Dec 1st, 2007
Linda R. Moore
Matthew: indeed! We didn’t need the Tums because I planned enough food for two and we left the pie until much, much later *grin*
Dec 1st, 2007
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