Carol did her soup, lovely soup.
Michael did the turkey -- middle eastern schwarma way. I think that there were only 83 toppings. Cucumber, tomato, onion; humus; cilantro chutney; eggplant extravagnza; beets, beets and more beets. Thom did baked cauliflower with cardamon, ginger and exotic spices from his cupboard. What a spread.
Linda sent a lentil-bean goodie, even though she couldn't be with us to eat it all.
Rose, lathering it on. Yea for Rose. She's back!!
Jan piles it on.
"Now Joe, you'll need a spoon for this."
Jonathon, a frequent visitor from the south. He brought two kinds of sweet potatoes ...super yum.
"Sure, I'll save some for you"
Is it time yet?
So, Rose starts thinking about what would go good with that Wild Rice Dressing and some old Cooks magazine was lying around with a feature on "How to get Cornish Game Hens to Brown?" You have to stuff that stuffing somewhere. Why not one of those game hens? As you can see, she out did herself.
We ate a little late, because Kroger's didn't have any swiss chard. And how could you possibly Not have swiss chard for a meal like this (I'm not kidding, this is how Rose thinks). The chard was fine too.
Aren't these great? Radish salad. I think Carol found them growing in a neighbor's yard and crept up on her hands and knees 7 nights in a row. Taking one radish at a time til she had enough. It was worth the crime.
Had to have a veggie burger for Lindy.
This cranberry and orange sauce was to die for.
We start almost every Monday night dinner with a green salad.
