applegrove
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Sun Oct-09-11 11:13 PM
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| Just had a lovely Canadian Thanksgiving dinner. Dessert was honeycakes, pumpkin pie |
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Edited on Sun Oct-09-11 11:14 PM by applegrove
and blueberry cheesecake. Honey cakes had a mixture of whipped cream and applesauce on top of them. It was so warm in Ottawa today we could sit outside on the deck. What are your Thanksgiving traditions?
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| Rhiannon12866
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Sun Oct-09-11 11:34 PM
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Happy Thanksgiving! :hi:
My most important Thanksgiving tradition is my mother's giblet stuffing recipe. It's a PIA to make and I don't deal all that well with meat, but it's the one part of the Thanksgiving meal that I just can't do without. I'd be happy with just that... :D
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| rurallib
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Mon Oct-10-11 08:35 AM
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We usually try to stay away from any celebrations anymore. I am getting old and crusty.
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| kedrys
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Mon Oct-10-11 10:21 AM
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| 3. Tourtiere and yam fries |
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washed down with a sparkling cider.
So warm here in Montreal, we'll be eating on the veranda. :)
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| auntAgonist
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Mon Oct-10-11 10:28 AM
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| 4. I LOVE Tourtiere but I've never had yam fries .. |
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sounds good though.
Happy Thanksgiving.
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