I'll admit it, pumpkin pie is my favorite food during Thanksgiving.
Although pumpkin pie done badly
can make a person swear off it for up to a year;
the nutty, spicy flavor of perfect pumpkin pie filling,
mixed with the highest level of flakiness and buttery taste
of a pastry-chef-quality pie crust,
topped with a finale of light-as-air
whipped cream
allows for heavenly dreams through New Year's Day...
Pumpkin pie will forever remain
my favorite part of November.
How about you?
Favorite food?
Favorite holiday-related food?
Weirdest holiday-related food?
White meat or dark meat?
Sweet potatoes or mashed potatoes?
A food item you would not miss if you never saw it again?
Let me know.
M
And wherever you are...Have a great Thanksgiving.
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to Europe for three months.
I am still staying in touch.
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Wildflower found throughout
southwest Europe/Africa.
Used for medicinal purposes
and found "climbing and covering"
the roadsides of Europe.
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walking through our lives,
room by room,
drawing up a list of work to be done,
cracks to be patched.
Maybe this year,
to balance the list,
we ought to walk through the rooms of our lives...
not looking for flaws,
but for potential.
~Ellen Goodman
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2 comments:
Turkey honestly is probably my favorite food, so that covers holiday food as well, though I really do like Swedish heirloom cookies as well. I'm a white meat gal, mashed potatoes, would not miss that awful sweet potato casserole thing. Weirdest--I suppose the chow mein noodles mixed with melted butterscoth chips.
Sweet potatoes anytime! I love them microwaved with butter and pepper. While in Tucson this month, I saw a Rachel Ray recipe tv segment for sweet potatoes, pumpkin, chiptole, and chirizo casserole, so I made it. Spicy, but so good!~Ruth
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