Posted November 26th, 2003 @ 11:53pm by Erik J. Barzeski
Question: What do you cook for Thanksgiving?
My Answer: My family makes turkey. However, as they're in PA, I'm sure they'll enjoy their turkey. Me, I'm hoping to catch some trout, and I'll make those. Oh wait, they might not be in season anymore… scratch that. I'm ordering a pizza. 🙂
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Posted 27 Nov 2003 at 8:40am #
I'ver never cooked anything fully by myself, in recent years I have halped in making something. Two years ago, I helped my father fry a turkey. All you need to do is get a big-ass pot, several gallons of oil and a bird. Stuff that sucker in there and the bird is cooked in merely 90 minutes as opposed to six hours or so. It's pretty damn good.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Posted 27 Nov 2003 at 3:04pm #
After a disastrous coq au vin a couple years ago (my girlfriend-now-wife couldn't get past the purplishness), I've cooked leg of lamb for thanksgivings since. Fatty, nummy food we don't normally indulge in the rest of the year.
Posted 27 Nov 2003 at 10:01pm #
Turkey Day 2003
The Thanksgiving Festivities have come to a close for another year. I have never been much of a Thanksgiving person, but I really wasn't into it this year. I don't think I have had a good year whatsoever, so I...