Our Thanksgiving started out with a really cute turkey...
Actually, it started the night before, with the pie baking activities. I like to make things as complicated as possible, so we started by roasting a sugar pumpkin. And then we had a marathon of apple peeling, which the girls absolutely loved. We have one of those apple peeler/corer/slicer things, and they love turning the crank and grabbing the spiraled apples off the end when they're done. Fun times.
I tried a new recipe this year: maple pumpkin pie. It sounded divine, but in reality was awfully sweet.
And a new apple pie recipe, too, in which you cook a caramel sauce on the stove and then pour it over the lattice top so it soaks into the top crust and goes into the filling as well. This one was pretty nice.
Nora made placemats for everyone and proceeded to re-set the table at Grandma and Grandpa's house when we arrived.
And then some wrestling ensued. Notice the pizza paddle. I am not sure what Kevin said or did, but his parents team tackled him. Ah, the holidays.
We ended the night with some salon time. Dana soaked my entire head with detangler and then brushed it. Nora brushed out Jan's hair and put on some lipstick.
Hope your holiday was as fun-filled as ours was!
Hope your holiday was as fun-filled as ours was!
2 comments:
Okay, I would try either of those yummy looking pies!
Maybe I will bring pie to knitting next time. New pie, of course, not THIS pie. Ha!
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