November 23, 2012

Thanksgiving 2012 in Pictures

by Anne Mauney, MPH, RD

Thanksgiving
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This quinoa salad recipe was actually from our wedding caterers – I’ll share the recipe soon! It’s awesome.

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My eyes were way bigger than my stomach and Matt ended up eating half my plate. 🙂

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The grand finale – homemade Pumpkin Chiffon pie courtesy of Matt. Delicious!

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I hope you all had a great Thanksgiving! Good luck today if you’re hitting the stores. We’re steering clear and going hiking instead! 🙂

- anne

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18 comments
  • Looks very nice, Anne. Well done to you and the cooking team. And enjoy the hike; hope the weather cooperates...
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  • The quinoa was my favorite! Can't wait for the recipe!
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  • Everything looks delicious! I also love the china! Now that Josh and I are starting the registration process I'm noticing all those little details! ;p
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  • Looks delicious! The quinoa salad was great at your wedding, yum!! Good call on the black friday plans.. hiking > crowded mall :)
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  • Anne!! very good!! all that I see looks delicious... the turkey I love it.
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  • I actually went to the store last night. It was crazy, but we got what we needed and some things we weren't expecting to find.
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  • Looks delish -and bravo to Matt for the Pumpkin Chiffon....Mmmm!!! Glad everyone enjoyed the special holiday dinner together :-) Wishing everyone a wonderful family weekend! Happy Thanksgiving :-)
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  • Where are the recipes to these yummy dishes?! I think I NEED them! :)
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    • I'll share the Quinoa recipe next week!
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  • Looks great Anne, did you prepare dinner this year. I remember my first Thanksgiving dinner. It turned out great. I have such a large family, I cooked two turkeys and a ham.
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    • No, it was a collaborative effort!
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      • I had 21 people for Thanksgiving. Me, husband, 5 kids their spouses and 9 grandkids.We put our 2 trees up today and it looks so Christmassie. I know that's not a word.lol
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  • Hi Anne, I have enjoyed reading your blog. I had to write because I was surprised and delighted to see that we share china. Mine originally belonged to my late mother-in-law and I cherish it. Do you ever post gluten-free recipes?
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    • How cool! And I do occasionally post gluten-free recipes - if you look on my recipe page and search for "gluten free" you'll find some things. I've noted in parenthesis after the recipe title if they are GF.
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