Happy Canadian Thanksgiving!

 Well, here we are, another year, another Canadian Thanksgiving. We didn't have a big shindig this year, being a pandemic, we just had a dinner with the same people in our quarantine bubble - just family. But I decorated the tables this year and I think they were aces. 

The pies were good, the chocolate silk was so tasty and the apple pie was a delight. Unfortunately, the lemon pie never set. I followed the directions to a T, and the result was a gloopy mess that was just crust and lemon sludge. It tasted good, but was a freaking mess to try and eat, so now I know not to make that recipe again! 

Happy Canadian Thanksgiving!

Guys, the magical time of year has come around again, the first of my Thanksgivings. This year I made a couple of new pies - peach pie (with peaches from my own tree!) and an apple pie, with the apples I mentioned before, that I bought from one of my young women. They ended up actually working out!

 Peach!

Apple!

We had a lot of delicious food, and I just love the opportunity to have two thanksgivings!

Happy Canadian Thanksgiving!

Guys! Happy Thanksgiving! This is the time of year that I'm grateful to have married a Canadian, because I get to enjoy two Thanksgiving, like champions. We hosted dinner as usual, and had to resort to having a couple tables in the garage, and a couple in the living room to fit us all. It was delicious and good times were had by all. I made my usual pumpkin silk pie, of course.

Hope everyone celebrated accordingly! :)

Canadian Thanksgiving

It was Canadian Thanksgiving on Monday, but sadly, we couldn’t celebrate this fine holiday until today. Husband and I actually hosted it at our house, our first time hosting a Thanksgiving celebration, no matter the country. We spent all day cooking, and figured out that we had used every single dish in our house. Honestly, by the end of everything, we had to run the dishwasher 4 times to wash everything! I made homemade stuffing (my dads recipe) for the first time, and it turned out awesome! I was so proud of myself. We had all of Husband’s family over, and the delight was E-Money, looking super adorable for the occasion

I made a tasty dessert, a layered pumpkin pie in a jar, and I added just the right amount of whipped cream to mine.

That was good, and if you’d like to make, it, I’m doing this lazy and just going to post the blog here where I found it. It was a fun night, and I always love to eat Thanksgiving food until I’ve eaten so much that I hate myself. Happy Canadian Thanksgiving!