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Thanksgiving 2009

January 5, 2010 by Feisty Foodie 7 Comments

I know it’ll be January before this post goes live, but people seem to really enjoy my Thanksgiving posts or posts where I talk about what my family ate, and I really enjoy writing them… so it all works out.  Right?  Right 🙂

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As I’ve mentioned before, it’s not a Feisty Family gathering if there’s no deviled eggs.  Thanksgiving 09 was no exception.  Yum!  (I won’t tell you how many I ate… it’s quite gross.)  This year, my sister prepped everything, but it was my cousin who actually scooped/plated them 🙂

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Our usual crudite, this year with blue cheese.  Love those yellow peppers and grape tomatoes… so good. 

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My brother opted to bring stuffed wings from Debasaki so our older sister could try them.  Having learned my lesson last time, I avoided trying any, but people did enjoy them!

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A “panoramic” of the full spread… shot 1

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Shot 2

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Shot 3

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The turkey, just out of the oven at my apartment.  Oh… I didn’t tell you?  I am now in charge of the turkey every year 🙂 so delicious is my turkey.  Yes it is, nommy nom nom. 

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Here’s another beauty shot.

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Maybe next year I’ll be allowed to carve my own turkey, too 😛

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Yeah, you may have seen this in the above shot – my aunt & uncle decided to bring a ‘small’ suckling pig.  Farm animals, unite! on the Thanksgiving table. 

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I couldn’t really figure out how to take a good beauty shot of it, though.

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Two whole fish my brother-in-law cooked on the grill. 

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3 of the 5 GINORMOUS lobsters he also cooked on the grill.  Holy crap these were HUGE. 

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I think this was rib eye or some yummy cut of steak he also cooked on the grill… with Peter Luger steak sauce in the lil bowl. 

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Carrots, made by FeistySis of course. 

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Long beans made with ‘fu yu’ or um, fermented fish paste, I think it’s called?  FeistySis made these. 

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Stuffing… which contains mashed potatoes in it… and is so freakin’ good, omg nomnomnom.  From FeistySis’s MIL. 

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Brussels sprouts with bacon, FeistySis again.  She knew it and I knew it, these were better last year, but she’ll do it again next year I’m sure… and the better way 😉

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My delicious and lumpy gravy (I like it this way; they’re crackers crumbled into it, lol). 

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Pickles, courtesy of FeistySis’s MIL. 

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Cranberry sauce, my own recipe, which I don’t really know what goes in it, but it was good.  And shhh… but last year, I bought two bags of cranberries, and froze one… and this was the 2nd bag.  :X  No one got sick… it’s okay!!!

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Sweet potatoes with marshmallow topping – FeistySis’s MIL again 🙂

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Mushrooms and onions, FeistySis. 

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My first plate.  So good.  So FULL. 

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My second seating plate.  I ate a few pieces of the suckling pig from the top left of my plate before I took the photo, and my brother-in-law made lobster salad with the meat from the HUGE lobster claws which didn’t make it onto my plate (because I heated it really quickly and I didn’t want to microwave lobster salad, err, ew?).  But yeah, I ate that.  lol!

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Lunch the next day… sooooooo gooooooood *tears

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Breakfast two days later- fried egg, fried slices of stuffing, turkey, suckling pig, a leftover tomato from my CSA (ummm, they gave us a green tomato and I forgot about it so it actually ripened, which I discovered does NOT mean you should eat it like that… LOL), and a ramekin of gravy, which I later admitted on my Facebook fan page that I uh, drank.  Well, I dropped bits of stuffing (“dressing” since it’s not cooked inside the turkey) into it first… but there was definitely way more gravy in there than dressing… teehee.  It was gooooood.

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Here’s a closer up shot of my plate… it was the last plate of delicious Thanksgiving for a while.  Sad.  There will be more turkey… there will be more… maybe soon, maybe not… *drool

Hope you all had a lovely, delicious Thanksgiving!!! 🙂

Filed Under: American, Americas, Articles, Cuisine, Feisty Fun Tagged With: feisty family

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Comments

  1. Steve says

    January 5, 2010 at 10:45 am

    better late than never. 😛

    looks amazing

    Reply
  2. Aimee S. says

    January 5, 2010 at 11:11 am

    Wonderful!!!!! This looks great Yvo! Why did you make me wait 10 years (ok, 5 weeks) to see pics? You’re evil.

    Reply
  3. kim says

    January 5, 2010 at 11:21 am

    LEFTOVERS ARE ALWAYS MORE FLAVORFUL. 🙂

    Reply
  4. Sherri says

    January 5, 2010 at 11:24 am

    Fantastic 🙂

    Reply
  5. Hungry says

    January 5, 2010 at 1:25 pm

    This makes me miss my leftovers!

    Reply
  6. gigi says

    January 5, 2010 at 6:21 pm

    This was awesome, our family celebrates like this also, lots of different food and leftovers are always yummy.

    Reply
  7. Gastro888 says

    January 6, 2010 at 8:09 pm

    Looks tasty! What a feast! FYI, “fu yu” on your veg is fermented tofu. “Fu yee” is the Cantonese pronunciation. It’s basically tofu that’s been cubed and fermented in rice wine and salt. I grew up eating it on top of plain white congee. So good – IF you find the right brand!

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