girls DO always want to eat the entire pie
Today I scanned a bunch of my newspaper articles, wrote a short story, and finished off my Thanksgiving food.
This holiday, I made a Single Person's Thanksgiving Casserole, which worked fantastically and was also aesthetically pleasing. I much enjoyed being invited to Thanksgiving at my best friend's house, but I also felt I needed leftovers to fully relish the occasion. I don't really believe in recipes, but here's the deal:
- Poke holes in a sweet potato, put it in a cute-looking square baking pan, and cook at 350 for about two hours.
- Add string beans and pre-cooked turkey meatballs (it's like turkey and stuffing at the same time!) Drizzle olive oil over string beans, add garlic.
- Cook for another half an hour.
Put this stuff on a plate and dump out a big-ass can of cranberry sauce. Finish off with half an Entenman's pumpkin pie (I trust any brand of pie distributed in Duane Reade!) Save leftovers. Repeat.
This holiday, I made a Single Person's Thanksgiving Casserole, which worked fantastically and was also aesthetically pleasing. I much enjoyed being invited to Thanksgiving at my best friend's house, but I also felt I needed leftovers to fully relish the occasion. I don't really believe in recipes, but here's the deal:
- Poke holes in a sweet potato, put it in a cute-looking square baking pan, and cook at 350 for about two hours.
- Add string beans and pre-cooked turkey meatballs (it's like turkey and stuffing at the same time!) Drizzle olive oil over string beans, add garlic.
- Cook for another half an hour.
Put this stuff on a plate and dump out a big-ass can of cranberry sauce. Finish off with half an Entenman's pumpkin pie (I trust any brand of pie distributed in Duane Reade!) Save leftovers. Repeat.
posted by JenIsFamous at 11/27/2004 06:19:00 PM
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Why did I think that you are a vegetarian?
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