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The Eagle Has Landed

Stephan’s parents just arrived here yesterday for their annual visit from Germany. They came here a few years ago and experienced my Thanksgiving cooking for the first time, and are looking forward to the day of gluttony I have planned. Obviously they don’t usually celebrate Thanksgiving, but have learned to appreciate it!

Although we told them not to bring too much stuff, they brought a large piece of luggage filled to the brim with cookies, candy and fabulous German chocolates. I don’t even know where to start. We seriously have enough sweets to last for months… good stuff! They even brought a piece of uber-stinky French cheese they picked up in France last weekend and two loaves of pumpkin seed bread that are so heavy you could do arm curls with them. I’m.in.heaven. Chocolates, candy, stinky cheese and German Bread…. sigh…
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I’m also working diligently on my Thanksgiving Menu… Some old traditional items, and a few new things thrown in. I’m so excited, as its my favorite holiday and I love to cook for it! Come back tomorrow for a Thanksgiving post!!!

Thanskgiving Menu

Artichoke and Spinach Dip
Brined & Roasted Turkey w/Pan Sauce
Homemade Cranberry relish with orange
Cornbread and roasted root veggie Stuffing
Garlic and Shallot Sauted Green Beans
Sweet Potato Casserole with yummy Streusel
Mashed Potatoes with Boursin Cheese
Salad
Cornbread
Bittersweet chocolate and Pecan Tart
Chocolate, Cranberry and Marscapone Tart

2 Critiques to “The Eagle Has Landed” ... Read them below and/or add one!
  1. Maki says:

    Looks quite similar to what we get when my inlaws come back from their visits! yum. I usually go for Mozart Kugel’s myself. (make sure you inlaws bring you those! oh la la)

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  2. Ryan says:

    Save the stack on the left for me. Haribo baby!

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