Molehill Mountain Art - Part II
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Good morning lovely & handsome ones 
Tearose, Sirius made me do it!!! Ha!
Dale, what a lovely, luscious.........I'm going to have trouble with that cup I think. Thank you, I'll eat the chocolate whatchamacallit while we look for a sippy cup.
Dale, what a lovely, luscious.........I'm going to have trouble with that cup I think. Thank you, I'll eat the chocolate whatchamacallit while we look for a sippy cup.
Good morning Chooch, it won't be as hard as you thinkTearose, Sirius made me do it!!! Ha!
Dale, what a lovely, luscious.........I'm going to have trouble with that cup I think. Thank you, I'll eat the chocolate whatchamacallit while we look for a sippy cup.
Ahhh..I gots a cuppa and all wrapped up! Chilly this morning.Good morning lovely & handsome ones
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[emoji173] [emoji173] [emoji173]Good morning Dimples
I'm starting my second POTGonna be a long busy day here tho'
Bet you're prepping that turkey? Perhaps baking pies? Hum..I miss the old family Thanksgivings. Oh well, no turkey coma for me... But, I'll not be eating leftovers for a week either! Hehehe
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Yep! And baking a pie, boiling eggs, assembling the dressing etc...etc ...
Wish you could be with us, one more wouldn't hurt a thing
Thank you! But I'll be fine. I thought about maybe making green bean casserole. Potatoe salad, and getting a small turkey breast but, that's way too much trouble just for one meal. I'd be eating that for the next few days too! Hee heeYep! And baking a pie, boiling eggs, assembling the dressing etc...etc ...
Wish you could be with us, one more wouldn't hurt a thing
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Bojangle's here I come!
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Turkey breast in the crockpot is the way to go in that situation, comes out really juicy and tender. That and your green beans could be frozen for later meals, the potato salad ... well, you'd just have to suck it up and eat that pretty quick!
Nah, Bojangle's or Henry's Smokehouse. Ribs, now there's an idea. Bet they'll be swamped today!
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Think dau. and new SIL are making the traditional dinner for tomorrow; however, for Black Friday sushi is scheduled.......Okay. I'm one of those people who love to have 3 dinners in a row off that bird. Then I'd stew the carcass for turkey soup!
As yes, the leftovers. The best part! Turkey sandwiches with a bit of stuffing and home made cranberry sauce can't be beat. With the microwave invention -- load up that plate and nuke it for a replay meal!
Even when going to big friendly gatherings on Turkey Day, we still cook our own over the weekend to ensure we have plenty of this fare.
Even when going to big friendly gatherings on Turkey Day, we still cook our own over the weekend to ensure we have plenty of this fare.
Don't forget, Tearose, the pumpkin and mincemeat pies! I'd have a sliver of any leftovers in the morning with my coffee. Oh dang, it's good to have several days of lip smackin' meals done! ......Do you put cranberry sauce on your turkey sandwiches? Ha!
......Do you put cranberry sauce on your turkey sandwiches? Ha!
Ah yes, Chooch, the "other stuff" -- whether it be the pies or the traditional family jello salad --- nice for treats with coffee or just for snacks.
Ah Sirius -- you could reconsider. Many groceries have all the goodies prepared and just have to be reheated. Or, you can even get just a drumstick or 1/2 a turkey breast and cook it just for you. Modern stores now have things to offer for the single cook and the "I can't cook" or ones who just want convenience. Really in a pinch -- there is always turkey TV dinners.
As for potato salad --- I prefer my homemade, and make it just for me in small batches -- but it will be taters of the yam and russet variety for tomorrow.
Ah Sirius -- you could reconsider. Many groceries have all the goodies prepared and just have to be reheated. Or, you can even get just a drumstick or 1/2 a turkey breast and cook it just for you. Modern stores now have things to offer for the single cook and the "I can't cook" or ones who just want convenience. Really in a pinch -- there is always turkey TV dinners.
As for potato salad --- I prefer my homemade, and make it just for me in small batches -- but it will be taters of the yam and russet variety for tomorrow.
Yep..Here in the south, if someone doesn't make a sweet potatoe pie at Thanksgiving it's considered insulting tradition!Ah yes, Chooch, the "other stuff" -- whether it be the pies or the traditional family jello salad --- nice for treats with coffee or just for snacks.
Ah Sirius -- you could reconsider. Many groceries have all the goodies prepared and just have to be reheated. Or, you can even get just a drumstick or 1/2 a turkey breast and cook it just for you. Modern stores now have things to offer for the single cook and the "I can't cook" or ones who just want convenience. Really in a pinch -- there is always turkey TV dinners.
As for potato salad --- I prefer my homemade, and make it just for me in small batches -- but it will be taters of the yam and russet variety for tomorrow.
What in tarnation?!? No sweet tater pie!!!
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I just pulled the sweet potato pie out of the oven! I had never heard of sweet potato pie until I met my husband 36 years ago! No table in Tennessee would be complete without one!
I want to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving, I'll be driving in the am.
Don't want them city folks thinking I'm a hick, so I gave my truck a bath, not to bad for 15yrs use. She's an early 2000, purchased Dec 1999.
Don't want them city folks thinking I'm a hick, so I gave my truck a bath, not to bad for 15yrs use. She's an early 2000, purchased Dec 1999.
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