My son again had the honor to say Grace and a Thankful prayer and after that, the feast began... "Pass me this please, pass me that please.... pass this around... thank you, thank you..... " This is what happens when the table is not round but rectangle....
Oh, I forgot to show the turkey.....
Ok, don't get funny ideas.....
I am just showing the stuffings....
Sideview might be better....
Ready to be cut....
The Captain cum Chef officiated...
then the knife was passed over to my son... to do the rest....
Laying out the table....
Finally food is ready!
Sliced turkey...
Another turkey cooked by our Filipino friends...
Cranberry jelly....
Stuffings and Macaroni and cheese....
Peas and bacon....
Well, I guess that was about all...
Except for the 3 pies in the fridge....
And the patiently awaiting guests...
All ready to feast after this is done!
Yes, the sideview is better! LOL!!! We are not fans of turkey but will eat to follow the tradition - at Christmas, not Thanksgiving...with cranberry sauce. My missus prefers to buy a BIG chicken and roast that instead, the meat is nice, she insists.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely gathering! I love the crockery! So pretty! So classy! Here, usually, we will see all that plastic or melamine...or stainless steel.
The table is set beautifully, and everyone looks so happy!
ReplyDeletethat's a sumptuous feast! i'm not a fan of turkey but i like the stuffings! yummz!
ReplyDeleteVery lau juak and lots and lots of food on the table! The turkey must have taken many hours to roast, Up until now, I haven't eaten turkey yet. LOL!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful meal with everyone sitting down to a Thanksgiving dinner. I would like to try the cranberry jelly. Never eaten that before.
ReplyDeleteDon't really like turkey but for special festival, it is nice to enjoy around with loved ones. Bought turkey once, hardly could finished it at all. Ended up using the leftover in salad and spaghetti. Lol. Turkey is better enjoy with lots of people due to its size.
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