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Liveblogging Thanksgiving: the meal

After a whole day of preparation, baking, cooking and waiting, the meal of the year finally came together. There was a brief struggle as I snagged the turkey platter for photographs before the bird could be carved, but that aside, everything went smoothly. The soup was light and refreshing, the side dishes - which included roasted green beans with caramelized onions, garlic mashed potatoes, stuffing (baked both in and outside of the bird) and cranberry sauce - were all extremely well liked, and the turkey and gravy were just right. Of course, I was a big fan of the dessert - but that almost goes without saying.

Click past the jump for pictures of the whole meal!

The turkey:

The carrot soup in action:

The carved turkey meat, divided into dishes for dark and white meats:

The in-bird stuffing:

The dinner rolls, piled high and slightly warmed:

The table during the meal:

Everyone seemed satisfied with their food:

And finally, dessert:

Filed Under: Food Porn, Fall Flavors, Real Kitchens, Feast Your Eyes
Tags: dinner, fall, fall flavors, food porn, holiday, liveblogging, meal, photos, real kitchens, thanksgiving, turkey

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Reader comments (Page 1 of 1)

Sophie

11-24-2006 @8:44AM Sophie said... yum, that looks good! and you are lucky. I cooked 2 turkey drumsticks with a paste of mixed herbs under skin (seen on Rachel's Ray show) for my husband and me and I managed to miss it! it was dry and without any taste! no more turkey for thanksgiving when I am the cook!
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calamari

11-24-2006 @9:00AM calamari said... And my turkey breast took almost an hour longer than recipes claim it will...

Looking at the grocery bill and amount of hassle, I'm a-thinkin' that for two people, it makes way more sense to go out, or maybe to make pizza. I *like* cooking, but the day would have been more fun if I hadn't done it.
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MJ

11-24-2006 @12:46PM MJ said... I agree, I cooked for 4 people! Did not cook all day but didnt want to eat after! Spent years cooking for 40 or more at holiday time and that seemed about the same amout of work I did for 4. well, at least I will have my eats today and glad they enjoyed it!
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