Is there such a thing as a Thanksgiving hangover? I've never actually been hungover before, as alcohol and I do not get along so well.
I'd imagine some of the Thanksgiving hangover symptoms to be:
Grogginess
Lethargy
Desire for more sleep
Craving for pie
Hankering for leftover turkey
You know, it's beginning to sound like I may have a Thanksgiving hangover most days of the week right when I get out of bed. Especially during the cold season.
So the morning after ended up being a day of lazing around, cleaning, then watching movies all day while enjoying some pie. Not a bad day.
Today, however, I needed to do something about the extra pie dough and fillings. The result?
MINI PIES! I made these for my tía and her husband.
I love mini desserts! They're so cute and perfect for giving away. Goodness how I love these mini pies so much. I will definitely be making more of these in the near future.
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November 26, 2011
November 25, 2011
The Thanksgiving Trio
Do you remember how you felt your first time doing something or going somewhere? Like your first day going into preschool/kindergarten. Or a first kiss. Or your first time going to Disneyland. Yeah, you know what I'm talking about.
This year was my first "official" Thanksgiving celebration. By official, I mean doing the whole cooking the turkey thing and making the stuffing and gravy and whatnot. And then everyone sitting down and eating together. Yes, in my more than 2 decades of existence, this was a first. Better late than never. Oh how excited I was; all that adrenaline pumping. like a kid with $5 standing in the candy aisle of the 99¢ store.
In all my excitement, I decided to make 3 pies...
Yes, THREE PIES. IN ONE DAY. This may not be a big deal for some of you out there, but I've never made a pie before. The crust always seemed like an elusive little thing; too fussy.
In all honesty, I intended to make the pies, or at least one, the night before. That way I could help out with the cooking of the main course and sides the next day. Procrastination sure is a tough habit to kick.
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