For all those who celebrate Thanksgiving, I hope it all went well, Rebecca does a post on what her family eat, which here in the UK would be good for Christmas via Six Foods That Make the Season
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Thanks, Trina! We had a great day yesterday. I cooked the turkey, quinoa stuffing and gravy, friends brought the sides. We ate yummy blueberry cranberry relish, Bolivian humintas (corn dish), Turkish green beans (with peppers and tomatoes), sweet potato mash, a salad with lots of avocado, apple crisp, and mango sorbet! What a feast! I’m very thankful for great friends and great food. -Rebecca
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Wow that sounds like a great feast
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Sure was. : ) We go for a walk between the meal and dessert so we can eat a few more bites!
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Always important, that is our plan for Christmas
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sounds great
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I thought this post was awesome! I enjoyed it. xo
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