Little did I know when I started this blog that the title would expand, requiring me to ask this question of so many new situations in my life....

Tuesday, November 21, 2006

HAPPY TURKEY DAY!



It's a wee bit early, I know, but...... I'm gonna be cookin' up a storm the next couple of daze. Somehow, it's ended up that J and I will be spending T-Day in Hattiesburg, MS with our daughter and #3 son, and a couple of their roommates, and....who-the-hell-knows who else. Since J has to work Friday, it'll be a very quick trip -- up there early Thursday and back home late-ish the same day. It's only about 2 1/2 hours so it won't be that bad -- I guess.

I have been in a cooking funk this year. I usually cook and freeze in mid-November for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Haven't done that this year. Haven't even shopped. In fact, I just made a menu and shopping list Sunday night. I've been trying to talk the kids into having lasagna and spaghetti with a big salad and lots of desserts -- to no avail....

So, off to the store and then......let the cooking begin!

I wish for each and every one a blessed day surrounded by friends and loved ones. If your lot is to be working or alone Thursday, I pray you are wrapped in warm memories.

Here's one dish we're having. (Can you tell I'm trying to put off the cooking thing?)



CORN CASSEROLE

- 1 can whole kernel corn (drained)
- 1 can cream corn
- 2 eggs, beaten
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1/2 cup water
- 1 cup Jiffy corn muffin mix (substitutions are not as good)
- 1/2 stick melted margarine/butter

Mix all ingredients and pour into 2-quart pan. Bake at 350 degrees F for 1 hour.

Quick & Yummy! Enjoy!

3 Comments:

Blogger Dr. Deb said...

Just dropping by to wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving! The corn casserole sounds delish!

11:31 AM

 
Blogger east village idiot said...

Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving in MS and that the drive didn't bother you too much. I'm sure your kids were thrilled to have you there.

I'm totally making that casserole in the next few days as I stare down a mountain of leftover turkey!

Have you done your Christmas shopping yet? It scares me to even think about it.

10:10 PM

 
Blogger ellesu said...

Thank you, Dr. Deb. We had a good day. I hope you and your family enjoyed your holiday.

Hi evi....it was a good day. In addition to my two, there were three other students who couldn't make it home. I know it wasn't the same as being with their own families, but we had a good time. And the drive went surprisingly well--not much traffic.

OY! Shopping! I've got to plan a night to sit at my computer (with a glass of wine) and do my shopping. Only way to do it. ;)

10:11 PM

 

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