Every year, I go home to my parents’ house in Scranton for Thanksgiving. My dad is a chef, and Thanksgiving is his favorite holiday, and it’s the one time he asks that everyone come home. I’m happy to oblige.
This year I thought I’d share some of the wealth. First we have…homemade pickles (mostly all eaten):
Next is some of my dad’s horseradish:
And meatballs and sausage:
… which go well with National Bakery rolls:
My mother also contributes. She makes the cranberry sauce:
… but more on the more traditional stuff tomorrow.
Finally, we have a new brewery in town: Susquehanna Brewing Company. (I’m actually in Pittston). So we’re trying out some of their ale:
Happy Thanksgiving!
Invite us all next year.
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You’re always welcome, Jeff! But I thought Canadians don’t celebrate Thanksgiving?
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Ours is in October. So, not the same, but some of the same elements: food, long weekend, and family.
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Hm. So the plan for next year, Jeff, is to celebrate it at your place in Canada in October, then at my parents’ place in November…
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I’ll leave a key under the mat, Adam. Help yourselves! (Just saw this note.)
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