happy thanksgiving
 

Happy thanksgiving to you all and for our military families across the world.
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bizi

Thank you Bizi.

Happy Thanksgiving to you also.

befuddled2

Is anyone watching the Macy's parade?
I hope to be sleeping.
I remember that I used to like the parade.


Mari

Have a happy thanks giving everyone :)

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone from me,to you. BF:hug::hug:

HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL...................


HUGS, NIKKO:grouphug:

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Yes Mari Hooper and I are cuddled up and watching it right now. She's waiting for Santa Paws. :)

Again Happy Thanksgiving from me.

befuddled2

We're watching it as well.
(ok the kids are watching it and I'm dozing off in between timers going off in the kitchen.)

Happy Thanksgiving everyone; whether you are knee deep in Thanksgiving food, or dozing off on the couch enjoying the quiet. :)

watched a great movie last night,
Helen Hunt produced and directed and starred in this movie:
"Then she found me"
bizi

Bobi,
What did the kids get to eat for the holiday?
I love hearing about your cooking. :)
Mari

Bizi"s Spinach mashed potatoes

2+1/2 pounds of red small potatoes, unpeeled, cubed, boiled and drained
16 oz of frozen chopped spinach, microwaved 3-4 minutes, drained
8 oz of creamed cheese softened
8 oz sour cream
4oz (1 stick) of very soft salted butter
1 teaspoon salt or more to taste
2 teaspoons dried dill weed or more to taste
1/4 teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons of minced garlic, (I use the kind from a jar, it is alot! and optional of course)

In a large container, I used a gumbo pot, Except for the potatoes,
Beat all ingrediants until smooth. Then add potatoes and beat quickly again just until still lumpy. Spoon into a large, greased, casserole dish.
Bake 375 uncoved for 20 minutes.
This is a pretty dish, green and red and white for the holidays!
bizi

Bizi,
 

Wow. That sounds delicious.

Mari

Hi Mari :)
This year we did something a little different. My mom prepared the turkey, and my sister in laws did the traditional side dishes. Earlier last week I had each of the kids (my neices and nephews included) pick a different country from around the world. Then we looked up traditional recipes from that country, and let them select which one sounded best and they came over yesterday/today to help prepare them. It was a lot of fun!

The menu included:
Holland - Cauliflower in cheese sauce
Norway - Red fruit pudding
Greece - Moussaka
Middle East - Hummus
India - Cucumber Raita
Africa - Injera (its a type of flatbread we ate with the cucumber raita)
England - scones
Switzerland - Raclette
China - sweet and sour spare ribs

I also made a couple different salada and pies.
It turned out pretty good! (kids had a lot of fun)

I just went and rented my 4 a few movies to watch while James and I hang out upstairs since he leaves in the morning. (well, after his football game anyway lol) All in all it was a great dinner. :)

How was your day relaxing?

Bobi,
That sounds like fun.
It also sounds like TWO days of cooking :eek:
I hope that you enjoyed your day.
Mari