YES, we were watching Ghostbusters last night.
ANYWAY, twas a very very good Thanksgiving, and here is the final story.
SO, being a vegan household and although tofurkey dinner is tasty is also very salty, we decided to make a meatless Farmer's Wife's pizza-spaghetti casserole. That is soy pepperoni on there, fake cheese too, wicked tasty! One of my relatives always calls on Thanksgiving to ask what we are eating and I do my best to shock her traditionalist self. Its a win-win situation: shock the relatives, tasty Thanksgiving dinner.
So, in addition to carving the pineapple and making jam, as you saw in the post below, we also made a pumpkin pie, triple chocolate cookies, wee little apple pies and washed it all down with cheapo jug champaigne... :)
I am so glad that you had a tasty Thanksgiving. I was wondering what you guys ate on that day....you certainly did not disappoint!!
ReplyDeleteit all looks DELICIOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteYou actually make that sound tasty!
ReplyDeleteOMG! That ALL looks delicious!! And, you baked the pineapple? Whole? Sounds yummy! Love the wine glass with the cat etched in holding it's own wine glass -- adorable!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your pizza spaghetti resource. ;-)
Can I come over for Thanksgiving next year? :D
ReplyDeleteWee apple pies? Delicious!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Love your baked goods!!!
ReplyDeleteYour Thanksgiving sounded fantastic. Ours was great too...for me it's not the food that is important, it's just being with those you love! That makes everything perfect! :)
ReplyDeleteI am not a fan of tofurkey either. Our first christmas in Cape Breton, away from all family, we had veggie lasagna and ceasar sald for Christmas dinner. t'was awesome and stres free. I envy your apple pies, I can't touch raw apples, because I have an anaphalactic reaction, but cooked they are fine. If I could find a bakery that would cook my mom's pie, I would pay just about anything for a slice. sadly, commercially made pie sucks hard.
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