Made a lovely Thanksgiving dinner with my family yesterday. Turkey breast and cranberries, deviled eggs, mashed potatoes, carrot and turnip, broccoli and stuffing all with cheeze sauce ☺️
Happy Thanksgiving fellow hosers.....
Looks delicious!
American here. Your portion sizes look way to reasonable, must be a Canadien.
Haha, well, you can always have seconds!
That's one righteous looking deviled egg! I can put back a dozen o them suckers, and I hope you enjoyed more than the one pictured shoooot
"Wanna eat a dozen hardboiled eggs?"
"Uh, absolutely not?"
"What if we cut them in half, scoop out the yolks, add mayo and pickles and put them back?
"HELL yeah"
Haha,thanks! Oh yeah, they're like candy. Always the thing lacking in leftovers
Happy thanksgiving 🇨🇦
Y'all ain't got meat in canadia?
Haha, I'm not a bit meat eater. For me turkey is just a support for cranberry sauce. There is some burried under them. 😂
Ok why did everyone including me make deviled eggs on Canadian Thanksgiving this year.
Because they're amazing 🤤
Because deviled eggs are fucking delicious.
Yum!
We roasted a chicken and made pan sauce, along with mashed potatoes, butternut squash leek soup, and mango broccoli red curry. Then banana bread for dessert.
For three people. 😄
Oh that sounds delicious! 🤤
I LOOOOVE deviled eggs but I'm too lazy to make them.
My deconstructed lazy recipe is I just cut hard boiled eggs in half and squeeze horseradish sauce on them.
Awe, once they're boild and peeled they aren't too much work. You just slice them in half, mix up the yolks with mayo and seasoning salt and put them back.
Uhg. Forgot the pickled beets.
Not too late to make some! This was my first attempt at homemade from the garden. They're not too difficult.
Happy thanksgiving! 🦃
Thanks! You too! 🦃
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