This year, I’ve had more than one friend or associate tell me that they’re planning on cooking something that sounds downright fantastic this Thanksgiving.
(Some of you know who you are. Max, with your beer-can turkey. Jeff with your glazed pork belly. Zena with your turducken.)
Regardless, since I can’t be in 8,000 places at once this holiday (oh, the day they figure out how to clone The Hungry Mouse), I’d love to see what you made or ate. For all you foodies and food bloggers out there, I think it would be really neat to see how everybody celebrates—all in one place.
Send me your most drool-worthy pictures!
I‘d like to put together a photographic feast next week featuring pictures of your fabulous holiday food.
If you’d like to be included, please e-mail your most mouth-watering Thanksgiving food picture—along with a description and a link to your blog, if you have one—to: [email protected]. Deadline is this Sunday, November 30.
I’ll compile them all with your descriptions and post them up next week.*
*By submitting your picture in response to this post, you retain all ownership rights, but grant The Hungry Mouse the right to reproduce it online, with credit to you.
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I, for one, can’t wait to see a photo of Zena’s turducken
I’ve got my camera charging! My twin is in charge of cooking the turducken this year, hopefully he won’t burn it and shame me
What a fun idea! I’ll try to capture something good with my inferior camera.
Heather
I’ll take a great picture of whatever I end up bringing!!
I’ll try my best Jessie!
Gabi
Definitely will take some pictures and if I think any is worthy, I will send to you.
Would you believe I didn’t take one single photo of all the food I made for Thanksgiving? I didn’t have time… too busy running around crazy!
I am in the same sad camp as Kristen. Lots of pretty food, especially the turkey (aside from the beer can, prettier than the one in Food+Wine).
http://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/citrus-marinated-turkey
Boy, was that a lot of work.