Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Preparing for Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving arrives this Thursday. And though I will not have a big group of people to feed (just a mere three), I will prepare all the traditional goodies just the same. Otherwise is just doesn't feel like Thanksgiving.
The turkey is ready to be the star of the feast. I spent Sunday afternoon doing the necessary, not-so-pleasant part of Thanksgiving. From the barn to the table the Turkey will go. A seventeen pound turkey was a bit challenging to process, but it all worked out fine. I do hope he cooks up lovely. (I apologize for the turkey photo, for those of you who hate the sight of blood. But it is what it is, and that's how its done.)
A friend of mine took a different route, and sent her two Bourbon Reds to the processor to be done. I'm curiously awaiting to hear from her what something like that costs. Not that I would probably ever bother, only because I like the idea of everything taking place on farm. But to each his own. Neither way is wrong, just a different way.
Stay tuned for more Turkey and Thanksgiving updates...
Labels:
Butchering & Processing,
Costs,
Thanksgiving,
Turkeys
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