As promised, three kinds of pie, so lighter on the traditional side dishes than usual. I hope your feast went well also.
The Rolled Turkey
It came out pretty well, given that it was my first attempt. Slow-roasted for 14 hours, then finished at a higher temperature for half an hour to crisp the skin.
As promised, three kinds of pie, so lighter on the traditional side dishes than usual. I hope your feast went well also.
As promised, three kinds of pie, so lighter on the traditional side dishes than usual. I hope your feast went well also.
It all looks delicious! Happy Thanksgiving.
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The Divine Enlightenment continues. I wonder how long before the consciousness of humanity will change. It's not about what people eat, necessarily either. I don't particularly care what humans eat. Any more than I care if they think they can outargue the Divine. That is not to say I am lacking gratitude for people's posts about Thanksgiving. It is a day of relatively higher and more positive vibrations and it helps humans dump their excessive negative in fighting. Although only temporarily it seems.
Looks great. Really nice carving knife!
ReplyDeleteThat’s a good all-around knife. It’s a stock-reduction Bowie made from an old sawmill blade by a local Cherokee knife maker called Jim Whitefeather. It’s light, so I carry it hiking on my longest backpacking trips. It’s strong enough that I’ve chopped firewood with it while hiking, and sharp enough that it’s my go-to for butchering and carving. I’ve owned a lot of knives in my time, but that’s one of the best ones.
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