Apparently, I haven't. I can peruse Thanksgiving post after Thanksgiving post after after-Thanksgiving post and not get tired of seeing your turkeys, cranberry sauces, and pies. What's more, I can eat our own leftovers for meal after meal after meal and still crave 'em the next day.
So, without further ado, here's (part of) our spread:
turkey--still good four days later
dressing--we don't call it stuffing unless it was actually inside the bird at some point
sauce of the cranberries
eggs of the devil
sweet potater casserole
cole slaw--the version that I've yet to match
the 4-pound box o' chocolates that we worked on all weekend...
Thank you, Thanksgiving!
4 pounds of chocolates? That's all I would need for Thanksgiving dinner. Period.
ReplyDeleteThat is one heck of a box of chocolate!
ReplyDeleteLOL, sweet potater casseroles sounds like a good side to the toikey!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you have the box of chocolates, instead of me!! Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving. I'm still working on my leftovers.
ReplyDeleteSo, I'm a dope, but what's the pretty yellow and white square at the top? I should have thought of the box o' chocolates!
ReplyDeletethat cole salw looks so yummy. Ive never had that on Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so good that it's making me very hungy. The cole slaw looks especially tasty.
ReplyDeleteI went on vacation the day after Thanksgiving, so I didn't take home any leftovers. So I think I will be making another Thanksgiving dinner sometime soon!
ReplyDeletecole slaw at thanksgiving?! I should have come to your place!
ReplyDeleteEr, need help with those chocolates?
ReplyDeleteI'm so jealous of Thanksgiving, haha. Maybe it's just as well we don't have it in England; I'd end up eating solidly throughout November AND December, rather than just the latter...
Glad you had a tasty Thanksgiving!
ReplyDelete~ingrid
I can't stop craving the pies!!!
ReplyDeleteyou cracked me up with the eggs of the devil! we never have them on thanksgiving, but i love them, so i'm adding them to the list of stuff for next year. and that 4lb box of chocolates looks mighty inviting, too :)
ReplyDeleteIt all looks good. I wish I could of helped out on the chocolates:)
ReplyDeletecole slaw sounds pretty good right about now!
ReplyDeleteI agree---I never tire of seeing or eating Thanksgiving food, or of reading about it!
ReplyDeleteNow, if I just had a box of chocolates to nibble on while I peruse...
I skipped Thanksgiving this year, and your photos have me craving the food. I really want one of those eggs of the devil!
ReplyDeleteGreat range of food and I love seeing what everyone eats for it as we don't celebrate it here. Vicarious eating if you will!
ReplyDeleteAny post that starts with a block of cheese wins me over.
ReplyDeleteI was tired of leftovers until I saw yours....they look so good! I completely forgot the sweet taters this year and I am still sad about it! I guess I can make them for Christmas ;-)
ReplyDeleteGrace, everything looks sooooo good!! But I must say the "sweet potato casserole" has my full attention.... please share ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt all looks so darn good Grace!!I love stuffing, I made it with potato bread this year and it turned out fantastic.
ReplyDeleteYummmmmm, dressing is my favorite part!! I'll be fixing it all again this weekend for my father-in-law.
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy! I really enjoyed all of our leftovers. Now that they are almost gone ...pass the chocolate, please! :-)
ReplyDeleteYour dressing looks yummy! You all did do justice to that box of chocolates too!
ReplyDeleteDoggone it I forgot to make the deviled eggs. I knew I missed something! Well we had enough with out them, maybe for Christmas then. Happy December Grace!
ReplyDeleteI am not a fan of traditional Thanksgiving--my loss I know. But I will take the chocolates any old day. And your cranberry sauce--the one thing I do like--looks awesome. I could slather it on some pork chops. :)
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, I'm the same way, just had another turkey sandwich for breakfast today! Yippee!
ReplyDeleteI went through a momentary lapse where I had eaten so much food throughout the weekend that the thought of food disgusted me. Thankfully, that dreadful phase has passed and I'm back in Thanksgiving mode!
ReplyDeleteI would be glad to finish the gorgeous food shown...
ReplyDeleteOh - DUDE! I'm glad I'm not the only one. We polished off our leftover/doggy bag really quickly. I actually bought a turkey before and we're thawing it as we speak. Some people might just be coming out of a turkey coma, but I love the stuff! (I wish it were as widely available all year round. Yum!)
ReplyDeleteThe pics are wonderful, gonna share that slaw recipe ?
ReplyDeleteIf you need any help eatting up the left-overs just call me ;)
ReplyDeleteI wish we had Thanksgiving here in England....
Rosie x
FOUR pound box of chocolates?? MOVE OVER TURKEY!
ReplyDeleteApparently I'm not tired of Thanksgiving yet either and our was in October - I look at these delicious looking recipes and am creating the menu for the next holiday. I think it's called Chocolate Day. no?
ReplyDeleteI'm with you--I'm happy to keep peeking in on everyone's Thanksgiving spreads out of hungry curiosity. Looks like you ate very well!
ReplyDeleteYum yum! I felt bad when I saw the coleslaw because I forgot that I promised the hubby I'd make him some this year! Yours looks tasty-do you have the recipe for it? I've never made it before! :P
ReplyDeleteI am very much like you Grace, I could eat Turkey day leftovers over and over again and never get tired of it. Now for the 4 pounds of candy..I could eat at least 3 pounds by myself.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I need to start the four pound box of chocolate tradition. How did I miss that one??
ReplyDeleteThat sweet potato casserole looks divine!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a good one.
I burst out laughing when I saw the massive box of chocolate! You guys do Thanksgiving right :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you had a real feast, Grace! And just the right amount of chocolate for dessert :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great spread, you know how to celebrate!
ReplyDeleteHuevos del diablo!! You crack me up, yet again... Quite a spread - hope you had a wonderful day :)
ReplyDeletewish i could have been there! 4lbs of chocolate? mmmmmmmmmm
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