
I was pretty worried about the turkey. We'd done practice run with the stuffing and cranberry chutney, so I was relatively confident about those recipes. But the turkey—13 lbs of dead bird is intimidating. Luckily, my parents arrived pretty early in the cooking process, so my mom could talk me down off the ledge and explain to me the differences between cooking a turkey in a roaster bag and out. (Trust me, my friends—there's major differences.)
In hindsight, I'm almost glad there was some comical confusion about the turkey. It wasn't easy, but with much help the "goose" was cooked. And the next time I host a major holiday meal (in 5 or 10 years), I'll have the satisfaction of knowing I did it once before. But I'll also invite my mom over early, too. You know, just in case.
2 comments:
-and it really did look just like that ,too!
love,
amy
your chutney was stunning, my dear!
and your holiday party for friends was cool, thanks for having us over. you rock, regardless of what everyone else says.
-Todd
PS - my verification word for posting to your blog today is is "aewafa". that's neat.
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