Canadian Thanksgiving Dinner!
It went well!
I did the Turkey at 325F for 2.5 hours, letting it rest about 30 minutes after.
At 2 hours it was at 168F and the top was getting quite dark so I
covered it with foil and put it back in.
It could have been baked a bit less, but it was not overcooked (i.e. dry)
thankfully!!! It was the first time I did a bone-in Turkey breast!
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The rest went well as well....I had it all timed, while the Turkey was resting,
I did the already roasted root veg + potato and Brussels sprouts,
first at 325 and then, about 10 minutes or so in, changed it to 350 in the
toaster oven as it was not roasting quickly enough.
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The green bean casserole, the stuffing, the mashed potatoes,
these all went in the main oven.
It all worked well.
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Having everything prepared and the table set before hand really helped.
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And my Husband helped! He did dishes before the event,
prepared and then later lit the lampadas
and afterwards put away the food and helped tremendously with
loading the dishwasher!
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I am very thankful for this Canadian Thanksgiving and pray
that we all will be blessed and protected!
May God have mercy on us!
What a beautiful and delicious feast you prepared. And a beautiful table you both had a hand in setting. So glad to read that your Canadian Thanksgiving celebration went well.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks lovely! So much so, I can almost taste those dishes dishes beautifully displayed.
ReplyDeleteYum! Beautiful meal, and a blessing of a hubby! Much to be thankful for! :)
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