Happy Thanksgiving! I made a primal pumpkin pie, I'm a little nervous about it so we'll see...I also made cranberry sauce from scratch, it's primal and my hubby is making the turkey with no stuffing. Looking forward to it!
Hey Everyone! I have been a long time lurker and this is my first post! I'm excited as today is my first Primal thanksgiving dinner!
I'm doing a roast chicken (no need for a huge turkey for just me and my daughter) that I snagged the recipe for from Everyday Paleo, tons of roast veggies in the pan and an apple cobbler with an almond meal crust.
What are the other cannucks making this weekend?
Happy Thanksgiving! I made a primal pumpkin pie, I'm a little nervous about it so we'll see...I also made cranberry sauce from scratch, it's primal and my hubby is making the turkey with no stuffing. Looking forward to it!
Happy Thanksgiving! We are having turkey, brussel sprouts, homemade cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes, paleo stuffing from everyday paleo & paleo pumpkin pie from everyday paleo I am nervous about the stuffingHave a wonderful long weekend!
Happy Thanksgiving! We spend our summers on Vancouver Island, so I've enjoyed a few Canadian Thanksgivings as well. It makes for a great year -- Thanksgiving in October and again in November here in the States. I may have to go turkey shopping soon.
Don't forget to keep the carcass for broth. Yum.
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This should explain my thanksgiving.
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Living alone, I don't give a darn about most holidays ("family time" was not fun for me past age 10). Since I am in the USA for the year, I am forgetting Canadian Thanksgiving and going along with American Thanksgiving so I can get fedBut I will be celebrating with Chinese friends so the food will probably be way better than some dumb old dry bird.
You lousy kids! Get off my savannah!
We had a turkey with a rice stuffing, mashed carrots and parsnips, mashed potatoes, vegetables, and a paleo pumpkin pie. A bit carb-heavy perhaps, but we're not VLC here, and tradition was important for us too.
Now I have leftover turkey to make a stew and the bones for broth.
And Grumpy, I have to agree with Alex, if the turkey is dry, someone did it wrong (usually overcooking or having the oven too hot, or a failure to use fat and baste the bird). Not that turkey is essential--we've celebrated by eating many other dead animal bits over the years.
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