I know, I have been MIA for a couple of days. I finally got some medical attention for my headaches, bit now have another "headache. ". Seems planned parenthood, yet again, put the wrong fax number on their medical release forms. I can't tell you how happy I was, even with my happy pills, to get seven phone calls with the obligatory s q u e e ch between five and six o'clock this morning.
Seems none knows how to make them go away or nobody cares. How many ways can you spell frustration.
I digress
On to food! Glorious Food!
Fred Meyer had pumpkin for a buck. I have coupons for Libby. I bought just enough to see of ot os any good. I don't usually buy off brands of pumpkin. We also got canned veggies that were Kroger. They tasted fine. They were fifty cents...more than RBP. Cranberry sauce was also on sale as well as blackberries2/5. Granddaughter loves blackberries--go figure.
Betty Crocker has a couple of emails out for thanksgiving. Seems you can put pumpkin in just about everything. I am not so sure about some of them. I'll try to figure a link.
There is a coupon out there for three dollars off of butterball turkey, and a coupon in the Sunday paper for another five dollars off coupons, like a rebate. That's 8 dollars off. You have to buy any combo of fair sides, the potatoes and the crescent dinner rolls both have coupons to match up. My daughter says that target has butterballs for a buck a pound. I haven't seen them advertised this week.
Turkey's are free at ALBERTSONS and Fred Meyer with minimum purchases. Fred Meyers is a hefty amount, but it covers most everything in the store from the paint for the deck to dishes for the thanksgiving table or the kids Christmas toys. ALBERTSONS is more generous.
My mother always cooked the same things for thanksgiving dinner. It is interesting that none of these recipes are liked by my husbands family, so traditions are replaced. Such is life.
We had
Turkey
Dressing with a lot of sage and celery and onion.
Mashed potatoes, gravy
Green beans with bacon
Creamed onions
Sweet potatoes, mashed, formed into a ball with a marshmallow and dipped in corn flakes and baked off to melt the marshmallows.
lime jello salad with green pepper, cucumbers and pineapple.
Of course, pumpkin Pie
YUM. memories
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Jane
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