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Thanksgiving

My feast, cooked for a few hours, a few minures to chow down and eat leftovers for the whole week.  The pictures are not very good. 
Mine is a lazy man cooking, all in aluminium pan, from the stove to the table and fridge, save washing dishes and looking for containers to store the left overs.
Mash potatoes in a pot
The green bean casserole, have to cook two type one from canned beans and the other fresh beans
The sausage, apple, wild rice stuffing with dried cranberries
Buddy, the first one to take his place
The baked yam with marshmallows
We cook a turkey breast this year.
 Thats my feast for this year, Nothing special.


 

 

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Souvenier Spoons

These  are souvenier spoons which I collected over the years. They are from some States which I  visited.

 

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Buddha

This Buddha I bought some years ago and he must sit high and have no clutter around him so I place him on the fireplace mantel.  There is a butterfly in his hands and it is a real butterfly. It landed on the windshield wiper of John's truck while he was crossing the bridge. JJ remove it and instead of throwing it away, we place it in the Buddha's hands, maybe to give it life again :)  Its wings are still intact.


 
 
 

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Laughing Buddha

The Laughing Buddha which according to Feng Sui must face the front door.  The Bodhi plant is behind him. He is placed at a corner but faces the front door.

 

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Coffee Percolator and potato masher

Check out the Malaysian Cookbook which I bought in 1984 in KL

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Evening Bags

Here are the evening bags I told you about

These I bought from the Thrift Stores. The middle one I bought a few years ago for $2.50 and in very good condition. I thought the right small black bag is very cute.
These two are very plain but I like the chains
The top three I bought from the antique mall for $8 each and here is a close up of the one I first collected.

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Burdock Roots

Since I used Burdock Roots every week for my special soup, we decided to plant them ourselves as they are very hard to find in the stores and quite expensive. We ordered some seeds on line and prepared the ground, dug up the dirt and loosen them, as the roots grow three to four feet down. We have been successful so far.

Burdock root which was planted in February


Another view of the plant

Planted with onions

The roots grow straight down about three feet and they need loose dirt, so we built an enclosure pile it with dirt and let them grow

The potato plants

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