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We are both Italian, so apps. were shrimp cocktail and chicken tortellini soup.
Homemade Mannicotti, meatballs, pork bracole
Antipasto, crisp Italian bread
Traditional turkey etc.
Awesome desserts brought by my guests
We are both Italian, so apps. were shrimp cocktail and chicken tortellini soup.
Homemade Mannicotti, meatballs, pork bracole
Antipasto, crisp Italian bread
Traditional turkey etc.
Awesome desserts brought by my guests
So for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years you have two dinners also? One Italian, one Medigan?
So for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years you have two dinners also? One Italian, one Medigan?
Sounds delicious!
Medigan........good one. You must be Italian
We always have escarole soup w/little meatballs to start (people now call it wedding soup?). Have to end the meal with roasted chestnuts (from Italy). It's all good
I "had"() to bring some smoked beef tenderloin and a "fattie" w/jalap cheese and shrooms. The fattie is a chunk of pork sausage rolled out flat(~1/4-1/2") then spread cheese and sliced shrooms and roll it up and wrap in bacon. Smoke to 160*+ and slice. Looks like a log and slice cross. Put on a bisquit(or not) add some spicy mustard and it is f'n good. Great for b-fast, sure it would be great w/sausage gravy, too.(on my "to do" list.)
The only think I have that some find odd is oyster stuffing (love it!). Also, I sometimes do a duck or chicken instead of turkey, which I'm not real big on
My mom made Cornish Hens for years when we were kids and told us they were miniature turkeys. Oddly enough, we are now grown and know better, but we still play along.
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