[Sca-cooks] Thanksgiving feasts

[Olwen the Odd]

It was nice you had your brother to celebrate with.  Some folks don't have
even that.

If you get tired of turkey leftovers you could make up some sandwiches and
drive into town and hand them out to street people.  I carry canned goods
and water in my car to hand out to the street folks year round.  A lot of
them are veterns so I have a soft spot.  Many others are kids and appreciate
the food without the lecture.
Olwen

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>I was just cooking for myself and my brother, so didn't make much. And I
>was working long hours all the previous week, so, no energy.  Did sort of
>stumble into a turkey, so roasted that... had been planning just a breast!
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>Roast Turkey with an onion inside, sitting on carrots and celery in the pan
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>Pan juices just thickened for gravy - and very good, too!
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>rice pilaf with mushrooms
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>broccoli
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>cranberry sauce from a can - remember, I had no time...
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>Dilly beans I had made previously
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>Brother brought bread he'd made, salad, and some kind of pistachio mousse
>thing... I was carefully not serving yams, stuffing, pumpkin pie, all of
>which he dislikes, but it didn't occur to him that I might like the nuts
>but dislike anything pistachio flavored... besides, pale green stuff looked
>a bit, well... And he wouldn't let me refrigerate it, didn't tell me it was
>mousse, said it was a cake... I sent the rest home with him!
>
>Oh, and a nice Riesling
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>Anyhow, it was nice, and I'll be eating turkey for Easter.
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>Anne
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