Sheeeeit, I thought Turkey was around a hell of a lot older than 90 years... Hell, I know the damn Slavemasters in the South would eat Turkey on Thanksgiving and that was up to 300 years ago.
I love me some turkey....you can have it days other than Thanksgiving....I mean I think a lot of people think that Turkey is exclusively for holidays but I love turkey all the time....especially with some stuffing and mashed potatoes....did anyone else's schools have those holiday meals where they took some turkey, mashed potatoes, and stuffing and piled it all in one spot and then covered it in gravy? If I could go back to high school for one day it would be one of the days that they're serving that...and their pb&j's...mmmm..it was that super thick government peanut butter from a can and strawberry jelly and they made triple decker sandwichs....mmmmm
Sheeeeit, I thought Turkey was around a hell of a lot older than 90 years... Hell, I know the damn Slavemasters in the South would eat Turkey on Thanksgiving and that was up to 300 years ago.
I love me some turkey....you can have it days other than Thanksgiving....I mean I think a lot of people think that Turkey is exclusively for holidays but I love turkey all the time....especially with some stuffing and mashed potatoes....did anyone else's schools have those holiday meals where they took some turkey, mashed potatoes, and stuffing and piled it all in one spot and then covered it in gravy? If I could go back to high school for one day it would be one of the days that they're serving that...and their pb&j's...mmmm..it was that super thick government peanut butter from a can and strawberry jelly and they made triple decker sandwichs....mmmmm
Did you happen to put any Greece on that Turkey as well? Just curious.
you should always brush it with at least a little butter
Thumbs up and thank god the empire of comfy stools isn't around any more. (Okay that was probably the nerdiest joke I ever did, ready to find out who actually gets it.)
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