Thanksgiving 2006



I also had mincemeat pie for Bri's dad.
Mom and I relaxing after cleaning up the kitchen
A roaring fire courtesy of Brian.


I realized I didn't post dinner food photos-I was just too busy in the kitchen. The food turned out great! I have to applaud my oven for helping out. I used a Reynold's cooking bag and placed the turkey without stuffing in it (along with carrots, onions and celery). I seasoned the turkey with salt, pepper and sage and used a little butter on top. Along with the cooking bag, I cooked it 'breast side down' for the first 2 hours and then flipped it over in the last hour or so. It really makes all the difference!
I had Yukon gold mashed potatoes, green beans and bacon, brussel sprouts with garlic and bacon, yams, cole slaw and cornbread stuffing.
8comments:
At 12:36 AM,
Carole Burant said…
Happy Thanksgiving Dianne!!! Sounds and looks like you had a wonderful day with lots of yummy food....sure wish I could have been there:-) Your table setting looked fabulous!
At 1:31 AM,
Anonymous said…
Glad you had a great Thanksgiving. Everything looks wonderful!
At 3:35 AM,
Annemarie said…
It looks like you had a wonderful time, Dianne. Your home looks fabulous!
At 3:39 AM,
Sharon said…
Dianne, your table looked great and I go hungry just reading your menu. Happy belated Thanksgiving.
At 8:24 AM,
Mia said…
Your table looked wonderful, Dianne and I especially loved your dessert. I made two Paula Deen recipes for dessert yesterday. One was a chocolate pound cake that she made for her restaurant all the time and the other was a white chocolate cranberry cheesecake. YUM!!!
In looking at your other post, I noticed the name DiDomenico. We have a DiDomenico family in our parish. I wonder if it is the same family as the person you mentioned?
At 5:07 PM,
Diana LaMarre said…
I thought of you and your double ovens yesterday. I thought it would be perfect to cook a Thanksgiving meal.
Was the Paula Deen dessert as good as it looks?
At 12:20 PM,
PastormacsAnn said…
What a lovely table and your dinner sounds delicious! YUM.
Great picture of the fire!
At 12:46 PM,
mainely stitching said…
Sounds absolutely mouthwatering, Dianne!! Love the picture of you and your Mom. :)
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