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My neighbor George
I think he should use this photo for the book jacket of his cookbook... when he writes one! |
I have great neighbors whom I have known for years. They take pity on me, and feed me on a regular basis, for which I am truly grateful! It's nice to have good people next door.
This year's Thanksgiving feast with them was really scrumptious!
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| Beautiful table |
See? What did I tell you? Their table looks very much like the one I posted last week, doesn't it? Everything was so lovely
At some point, George hauled me into the kitchen. "If you're going to take a picture of the turkey, do it now!", he exclaimed. "I'm carving it up in a minute."
So I did.
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| Beautiful turkey! |
George is one of those guys who knows how to carve a turkey perfectly. The pieces are uniform and perfect. He's got to give lessons!
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| The cooks at work |
Ray helped out in the kitchen as sous-chef. He did a mean green bean stir-fry.
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| Ray tossing green beans |
The candles and autumn leaves were simple, yet elegant table decorations.
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| Beautiful table accents |
I think a beautiful table setting just makes everything taste even more delicious, don't you?
Jean was embarrassed when I announced I was taking her photo, but she didn't say no! She's a great lady.
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| Jean watching TV |
There were little canapes for us, as appetizers. Bruschetta with goat cheese and lemon zest. Really tasty!
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| Watching Santa Claus 2 |
After our meal, we watched Santa Claus 2. George had trouble staying awake. He'd already had a very long day!
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| Our chief cook falling asleep! |
Then we had dessert!
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| Ray's beautiful friend |
Dessert was a pumpkin tart that was truly delicious! It was topped by a pumpkin seed brickle and whipped cream. I really enjoyed it!
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| Pumpkin Tart |
What a lovely day, and a lovely meal.
I have so many things to be thankful for!
Hope your holiday was as lovely!
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