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I laughed so loud they heard me in the next building...because I fell out of my chair! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Carbon
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Some succulent breasts there.
Just pouring one out for the homies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carbon
Holy Moly! Can I come over for Thanksgiving?
You're so funny...I bet you looked at the pictures and didn't read anything I wrote...yes you can come over.Quote:
Originally Posted by niceguyeddie
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Thanksgiving is my daughters favorite holiday. She does all the cooking, except the turkey cause I fry that.
She'll do breakfast, and then start in on all her recipes of what ever she's doing for dinner (usually all the standards) and apple pie for dessert. Well, she might make something else for dessert, but I wont eat anything else but apple pie so she makes that for me.
Oh yeah, we'll be doing this while in Havasu!!Quote:
Originally Posted by havaduner
I didn't see words! Just food!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Sounds fantastic!Quote:
Originally Posted by havaduner
Typical man :grumble:grumble:rolleyesQuote:
Originally Posted by niceguyeddie
Eli the food looks amazing. Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday!!! It's also my bday month. We spend every other Thanksgiving at the river. This year we will be at the river for 10 days with our river families! Cooking Turkey, Ham, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, homemade macaroni n. cheese, salad (Eli PM that salad recipe looks amazing), dressing! Day after thanksgiving we have turkey sandwiches and Saturday WMC uses the leftover hamhock and makes homemade split pea soup (the bomb)....
Persian cucumbers, red onion, cherry tomatoes, basil, salt and pepper, olive oil and balsamic vinegar. I get my balsamic vinegar and olive oil from We Olive. The blackberry balsamic is great!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wendi
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Thanks girl. I'm going to make this. I love the Persian cucumbers...Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Bump
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Aha, so this is what you eat at thanksgiving. Nerver really knew :P
Thanks for sharing Eli.
Mind if I go OT here and tell you guys about some special hollydays in Sweden? :)
Eli, can you send me the Seafood Brochette recipe please? Sounds so BOMB!
We are doing Turkey day at my house this year for 18-20 peeps.
As of now the menu consists of:
Fried Turkey
Smoked Turkey
Ham
Mashed Potato
Sweet potato
gravy
rolls
cranberry sauce
mac'n'cheese
Green Bean Casserole
stuffing
Green salad (for the one Vegetarian)
Dessert:
Pumpkin Pike
Pecan Pie
Minced Meat Pie
Apple cheese cake bars
Peach cobbler
Think that covers it.
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Originally Posted by Zander
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Definitely! It's super easy too!Quote:
Originally Posted by riverrunner1984
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Originally Posted by Wendi
Your 1/2 bday is my bday!!! :action-smiley-035::party-smiley-020:Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Your pictures made me hungry!!! Everything looks delish! I'm going to try that cucumber/tomato salad sometime. We try to alternate going to the river and staying local. This year we'll be in Parker with NRI's fam. I'm sure his mom is making the usual suspects. NRI and I don't eat meat anymore, so I'm making vegetarian lasagna and a brussel sprouts & kale shaved salad and possibly dressing (without meat). I'm looking forward to mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, pink salad and pumpkin pie (along with the items we're bringing)!
We will have to party!!! I'm hoping to be in FL then ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by hbchgirl
I love thanksgiving and all the food you're having sounds great!
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