- 10 Dishes Cooked
- 14.5 Thanksgiving Eaters (14 adults + 1 baby)
- Thanksgiving Miracle: Moist Turkey!
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| not pictured: dessert (pumpkin bread pudding) |
Thanksgiving this year was extra special since last year I couldn't make it home to Chicago. We all stuffed our faces silly and enjoyed a day of cooking, eating and boozing. Thanksgiving Success!
Chungs welcomed some new additions to the Thanksgiving Menu:
- Herb and Onion Rolls courtesy of King Arthur Flour
- Mac and Cheese courtesy of Annie's Eats blog
- Braised Cabbage courtesy of Cooks.com
- Corn Casserole courtesy of Paula Deen
- Green Bean Casserole courtesy of the Campbell's Cream of Mushroom Soup Can
- Sausage Stuffing courtesy of prepackaged stuffing mix
This meal was thoughtfully and thoroughly planned out by Twin Sista and Sista Min. Thanks, Sistas!
An after Thanksgiving Adventure: Pies at Bakers Square! The lil trip occurred after a sushi dinner on Black Friday. We were reminiscing about pies from Bakers Square when my cousin had the genius idea of going there for some dessert.
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| Bakers Square=Pie Heaven |
Bakers Square, I just found out, is located in the Midwest and in California. Known mostly for their pies, they also serve a full menu of breakfast, lunch and dinner. Bakers Square pies frequented the Chung Holidays in the 90s, esp their French Silk and Pecan Pies.
Cousin, New Bro Chris, Twin Sista and I continued to expand our food babies and shared four pies: French Silk, Banana Cream, Caramel Pecan Silk Supreme (Pecan + French Silk) and Coconut Cream. All. Were. Amazing.
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| Banana Cream |
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| French Silk |
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| Coconut Cream |
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| Caramel Pecan Silk Supreme |
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