The older I get, this seems to make more sense to me. Maybe next year.
Back on Thanksgiving Day 1937, one of the choices for a fine meal for Lorainites was the Deutschof . It had a nice menu for the day, with expected items (turkey with chestnut dressing, fluffy mashed potatoes) as well as a few surprises (marinated herring, french fried potatoes and fruit cake). Assorted nuts and mints rounded out the feast.
Here’s hoping that you are able to celebrate the holiday with a fine meal, in the company of your loved ones and friends.
Happy Thanksgiving!
2 comments:
Happy Thanksgiving to you, too.
Loved chestnuts as a kid, now they are 1 hard to find and 2 expensive if you do find them.
My mom maxe homemade fruitcake. She'd start sometime in October, bake them, wrap in cheesecloth, put them in a plastic bad and about once a week spray them with booze, rum, I think. You'd get drunk just smelling it.
Hard to find fruitcake now, if you do, it's made with HFCS!
I Refuse to buy it.
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