Vic and I spent Thanksgiving with our son Scott and daughter-in-law Nicole and their three preschoolers. Nicole’s Mom was there as well, so we had a lovely Thanksgiving holiday.

Our family tradition is to serve the turkey pre-carved and garnished with herbs. We don't carve it at the table.

The only things from my garden this year were the bell peppers in the salad, and the apple pie for dessert.See a previous post for the recipe for the cranberry applesauce.

We also had a cornbread and sausage stuffing, green beans with shallots, maple-glazed carrots, rolls, and cranberry sauce in addition to my cranberry applesauce.

Nicole made a fabulous bourbon-caramel sauce and vanilla whipped cream to go with the homemade apple and pumpkin pies.
The next photo would have shown us all sleeping, if there had been anyone awake to snap the pic. What a fabulous meal. What a great family.
It was a great Thanksgiving. Thanks Lou for your delicious fresh from the garden salad and yummy pies!
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Hi Nicole, my pleasure. I forgot to mention the mashed potatoes and gravy on my post. Everything was wonderful, looked beautiful, and tasted fabulous. Good luck Sunday on your half-marathon.
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Everything looks amazing! I hope you enjoyed it!
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Hi Thomas. You bet we enjoyed it. Scott and Nicole are both wonderful cooks. We’re lucky to have such a nice son and daughter-in-law.
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The pie w/ the sauce & cream sounds divine! I made a caramel pumpkin pie last year from a gourmet mag recipe, it was really good as well: http://veggiegardenblog.blogspot.com/2009/03/harvest-recipe-post.html
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Hi Day. Thanks for the link to the recipe.
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Those roasted asparagus would be my favorite too! Everything looks so tasteful, and I’m sure it was!
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Hi Vrtlaricaana, Thanksgiving is my favorite meal of the year. So many wonderful dishes. I’m really happy that my son and daughter-in-law are both such good cooks.
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