Even though it's just an ordinary Thursday in Switzerland, I'm still trying to create a little Thanksgiving spirit around here. I know it's not quite the same as an American Thanksgiving dinner, but we ARE going to have some turkey, sweet potatoes, and Brussels sprouts.
I'd have no problem grilling a whole turkey, IF I COULD FIND ONE!!! Sure, I could have ordered a fresh one at the butcher a couple of weeks ago, but why bother just for the two of us. In a couple of weeks they'll start appearing in the grocery stores, and I'll buy a couple to stick in the freezer for later use.
In the meantime, turkey Schnitzel, sweet potatoes, and frozen Brussels sprouts will have to do. But I sure will miss eating the Pope's nose.
Can I buy a bag full of frozen ones somewhere?
3 comments:
Hmmm... Turkey and Sweet Potatoes, that sounds normal... Brussel Sprouts? Somehow my wife also chose that for our Thanksgiving in CH supper (we are arrived here via Canada --> America --> Switzerland). Odd.
I didn't feel like making a green bean casserole.
Haha! I had to click on your link to find out what "Pope's Nose" was, since I had NOOOO idea!!! Your Thanksgiving looks festive... I'm sure the Pilgrims ate shellfish and not cranberry sauce for there first Thanksgiving dinner, anyhow..
Hope yours was a great one...
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