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11/16/07

Friday Five

This week's theme was provided by Blessed Rain . . . click here for her Multiply page and here for her Yahoo 360 page . . .

Thanksgiving, one of America's favorite holidays is right around the corner . . . let's explore the cultural exchange of FOOD AND THE HOLIDAYS.   Since we are an international collection of friends, rather than focus on Thanksgiving, discuss your favorite holiday.

Share your recipes as an added bonus . . .

1. What is your favorite holiday . . . and why, if you care to elaborate, especially those holidays not widely known . . .

When the kid were little and it wasn't so commercialized, my favorite holiday was Christmas. Now I guess it's Thanksgiving. My brother, a retired chef, hosts the majority of the holidays. Of course, he does all the cooking.

Your four favorite foods or drinks associated with this holiday . . . appetizer, main course, side dish, dessert . . . your choice . . .
2. Honey-baked spiral cut ham. Yummy!
3. Green bean casserole
4. Waldorf salad
5. Wine and lots of it

Sorry, don't have any recipes to share with ya'll. I haven't cooked a holiday meal in decades. Don't need to with a retired chef in the family!

If you are sharing recipes . . . why not join Deb's Recipe Friday Tour . . . on Multiply and here is the link to her 360 page, although I'm not sure if she is still posting the Recipe Friday Tour there . . . and if you are sharing chicken or herb-related recipes, participate on Seanymph's Multiply page for Chicken Tuesday or Herb Thursday . . . a great way to make new friends!

If you would like to participate in the Friday 5:

Copy the questions and post your answers to your blog,

Leave a comment on the page at
The Friday Five @ 360
or The Friday Five @ Multiply to let others know your post is up so they can visit your blog.

You can participate at either page or both, the choice is yours. FRIDAY FIVE IS NOT LEAVING 360.

Fun, easy, and no time limit.


Let's Play !!

3 comments:

  1. You lucky dog...a chef!!! How great! Have a wonderful weekend!

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  2. You are blessed to have a chef in your family. When I lived in St. Louis everyone brought something to share for Thanksgiving dinner because my family is so big. We would have honey baked ham and green bean casserole too. I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

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  3. Sign me up for 2-5!!! I love the mulled spice wine too. Very sugary though!
    Lizzy

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