Someone asked me what my favorite recipes and memories were, so here they are: When I close my eyes and think of Thanksgiving, I see a feast and I see family. It's not in any specific place or time, it's just about being together and being grateful for what we had. Of course, the first year that we moved into our house (5 years ago) , we had 16 family members over to our house for dinner and I cooked for everyone and wouldn't let anyone else help. That was a real accomplishment though I was exhausted. But it was all worth it to have my in-laws with my father and step mother, mother and step father, grandparents, and extended family all under one roof. It hasn't happened since.
A few of my Thanksgiving must-haves include: Cranberry Freeze, Chocolate Pecan Pie, Herb Roasted Turkey, my mother's giblet stuffing, and Egg Gravy.
Before I announce the winner, I have to say that I wish I could give everyone a piece of this beautiful stoneware, but I'd be seriously in debt if I did. Rather than choosing a winner myself (which would be far too difficult) I turned to Random.org to select the recipient of the cherry Le Creuset.
Without further ado. The winner of the Le Creuset stoneware is...
#148 Sadie of Sadie's Kitchen Adventures!
Congratulations Sadie! Please email me your address and I'll get these ordered for you.
Congrats to Sadie - enjoy!!
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ButterYum
One of my goals in life is to cook an entire Thanksgiving dinner. How awesome that you have alreay done that. It must have been so much work, yet so rewarding!! What is your favorite Thanksgiving dish?
ReplyDeleteThanksgiving is definitely a time for family but great food memories are made as well. Congratulations to the winner of this great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Sadie :D
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Sadie, she's lucky to win this great set. I had the same Corningware casseroles(the ones with the harvest design on the side) and they were on our Thanksgiving table throughout the years. I gave them to one of Mom's nurses recently and bought new. Funny about dishes, they are a part of our good memories!
ReplyDeleteIt is funny how much food plays a role in memories..and like Joycee said, dishes too. The turkey was always on the same platter, the cake was on the same cake plate and the cranberry sauce was in the green footed dish.
ReplyDeleteCongrats Sadie-enjoy the fun gift!
Oh Wow! I'm so happy! I actually won! Thank you!
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ReplyDeleteDarn! Congrats to Sadie.
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~ingrid
Congrats Sadie...me nope not jealous...not one bit!
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What a lovely memory. Even if it isn't specific, it's still important to know what makes Thanksgiving special to you.
ReplyDeleteCongrats Sadie!