November 22, 2007

Turkey Day

Happy Thanksgiving to all the Americans out there in blogland. We’re keeping the gathering small and yet I can’t help but cook cook cook!

The Pioneer Woman is helping me with my turkey this year as I give brining my first go.

Gluten Free Girl is helping me with my pumpkin and apple pies.

My stuffing/dressing is homemade gluten free buttermilk cornbread with lots of sauted goodies baked to stuffingy perfection. The mashed potatoes, I’m sure, are outlawed in 10 states for being overly decadent then there are all the veggies. Oh the veggies! We have a huge organic bounty to enjoy this Thanksgiving thanks to some close friends who work at the organic veggie co-op. I’m feeling a bit like a pip and thinking that 2 pies and a cake simply might not be enough, I may need to make some more toffee. MMMMMMMMM toffee!

We have so much to be thankful for this year. We added a vibrant and healthy son, our girls are flourishing, and we are expecting another miracle. Our sense of support and community has expanded 10 fold in the last year; it’s such a blessing to have people in your life who are eager to help when the road gets tough and who know that you are just as eager to help them.

I can only hope that each and every one of you have such blessings and many more in the year to come.

Filed under: family, food, thinking, gluten free — fidget @ 1:01 pm

5 Responses to “Turkey Day”

  1. Melanie Says:

    Happy Thanksgiving. Wish I was there to enjoy your organic bounty!

  2. Jacquie Says:

    Happy Thanksgiving to you all!

    You lost me at stuffing though, I am drooling. I love stuffing. I am jealous ;-) !

  3. pat Says:

    I’m so happy for you, and may next year be as good as or better than this. happy Thanksgiving.

  4. Not Fainthearted Says:

    Stopping by tonight to say Happy Thanksgiving and “thank you!” for your writing and sharing your stories. It’s been fun reading along.

  5. Kari Says:

    Just wishing your family a Great Thanksgiving from a rock in the ocean that doesn’t celebrate the day. (Except the handfull of us crazy Americans who are stuck here)-Kari

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