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 Sunday December 23 2007

Turkey Dinner

Yesterday two families came over to my house and I cooked a turkey dinner. The turkey was delicious, juicy & tender, the stuffing was fantastic as were the scalloped potatoes. 8.2kg is a lot of Turkey and we didn’t even eat half of it last night so everyone took home a big bag of meat and at my home we’ll be eating turkey for dinner and turkey sandwiches for lunch for at least a week.



Sean. inscribed these words of wisdom on Sunday Dec 23, 2007 at 09:55 AM
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Kevin Kim wrote 7 words  on  Sunday Dec 23, 2007  at  10:51 AM Korea (South)

That looks mighty good.  Merry Christmas!

Kevin

Sean.

Sean. wrote 21 words  on  Sunday Dec 23, 2007  at  06:31 PM Korea (South)

Thanks kevin. It was good - last night, breakfast and again for dinner. Thanks also for the link from your blog.

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Katie wrote 41 words  on  Monday Dec 24, 2007  at  08:55 AM United States

That does look like a nice meal.  I don’t know about in Korea but it can be hard to track down turkey for some reason in most of the places I’ve lived.  Merry Christmas and best wishes in the new year!

Sean.

Sean. wrote 35 words  on  Monday Dec 24, 2007  at  09:01 AM Korea (South)

Katie,
it’s been 10 years and this is the first year that I had an oven. Turkey can be found if you are close to a costco - the oven is an entire different story.

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ZenKimchi wrote 4 words  on  Monday Dec 24, 2007  at  01:45 PM Korea (South)

What was the casserole?

Sean.

Sean. wrote 11 words  on  Thursday Dec 27, 2007  at  06:57 PM Korea (South)

That would be the scalloped potatoes with cheese baked on top.

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labdarugo wrote 23 words  on  Thursday Dec 27, 2007  at  11:41 PM United States

That’s a mighty fine looking turkey! I hope you had a Merry Christmas. Best wishes for a Happy, Healthy, Peaceful, and Prosperous 2008!

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