As you may remember, this is my favorite holiday and the meal I most love to cook. This year we couldn’t really entertain since our house is still in post-flood stage. And even though Lynne has sold her house and most of it is packed away, she still hosted Tom, Debby, Tim, and me along with Jess, Laura, and her grandchildren Lila and Isaac.
I provided a hen and dressing along with cranberry sauce and gravy.
Debby cooked field peas, green beans, and a pan of brownies.
Lynne set out a feast: two kinds of sweet potato casseroles, a Cajun fried turkey, corn, potatoes au gratin, mashed potatoes, cucumbers and cherry tomatoes. She also had pumpkin pie, apple pie, and chocolate chip cookies.
Wishing a happy Thanksgiving to all those in or from the US, and just a day of thanks for all my friends in other countries. I’m certainly grateful for my friends, family, and the many good things in my life. No silly flood can take that away.
Fried Turkey?! Oh … my fave! I am glad you got to spend time with your family and friends ….
Thank you.
Thanks!
That sounds like a good family time. I however was sick, on the couch watching DVDs or napping frequently. Soup and raspberry tea was the meal.
Oh, I’m sorry. Nothing worse than being sick on a holiday, especially if no one was there to cosset you. I hope you’re doing much better now.
Wonderful pictures 🙂 Happy late Thanksgiving!
Thank you–I hope you’re having a good December. I’m very, very behind with everything. =)