Kurt and Kris both left this morning. Each of them has some leftover turkey, some cookies and a loaf of bread. Kurt got some plum jam as well in his care package (Kris got his just after I made it). Now I get to use things up in the fridge.
First to go was the turkey carcass. I made stock with it today.
Monday
Turkey noodle soup with grilled cheese sandwiches.
Tuesday
Smoked sausages, leftover mashed potatoes and carrots. Think I will slice up the cucumber as well.
Wednesday
Leftover ham made into a casserole.
Thursday
Clean out the fridge (leftover casserole).
Friday
We will be eating at the football game.
Saturday
Home from the city, after a day's stocking up. I think supper will be Chicken, but don't hold me to it.
Sunday
Hamburgers, homemade fries, and coleslaw.
Everybody have a wonderful evening.
God bless.
I read you had Thanksgiving, why October? And not November? Is it different in Canada?
ReplyDeleteMonday - leftover butternut squash soup, turkey pot pie
ReplyDeleteTuesday - mac & cheese w/ lettuce salad
Wednesday - Italian-style skillet supper
Thursday - dinner out
Friday - Panini sandwiches w/ chicken, cheese & chutney
Tania, we celebrate Thanksgiving in October because that is usually when all our harvests are in. I like it as we don't have a big holiday just before Christmas and November would more than likely see us under a great deal of snow and ice.
ReplyDeleteThe United States celebrates Columbus Day and then next month their Thanksgiving. I think because of the pilgrims first Thanksgiving and the natives keeping them from starvation that first winter. Though I am not too sure about the whys....
Thank you for taking the time to explain. Tx
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