From the GWN: A very Happy Thanksgiving to our American Cousins

Little Steven · November 2012

Y'all have a good one eh?

Fred19Flintstone · November 2012

Thanks LS! To our good friends up north, have a good day at work! Heh, heh, heh!

Eggcelsior · November 2012

That's very big of you, LS

Little Steven · November 2012

I wish we had this holiday at the same time. Unfortunately our turkeys freeze to death at the end of October. Hoped that some of my countrymen would join in here. Got the "very big of you" thing too :D

Village Idiot · November 2012

Little Steven said:

Hoped that some of my countrymen would join in here.

Thanks, Steve. Your countrymen are still trying to translate Jour de l'Action de grâce into English.

Skiddymarker · November 2012

As noted on Fred's post on adult beverages, our family has celebrated both Thanksgivings for years, wife and daughter are planning to go black Friday shopping supporting the US economy. (Good time to thaw out that 2# cowboy cut in the freezer)

As LS says, Y'all have a safe and happy Thanksgiving, eh?

nolaegghead · November 2012

Thanks Steve. Us Americans appreciate your salutations.

Too busy to be my usual obnoxious self today. Awesomeness - I ate lunch at Susan Spicer's restaurant - Bayona (never ate there before). Then picked up a keg of Stella Artois and about $150 of additional beer and wine. Just pulled the dark turkey out of the sous vide. Throwing in spar ribs, then breasts tomorrow. Bresaola seems to be drying too fast. Will have pics.

Here's from lunch today. Plus some others. No snow to shovel. Not that sad about it.

Little Steven · November 2012

Nola, way cool! Is the shrimp a version of bbq shrimp? Scallops look amazing!

nolaegghead · November 2012

Yes on the shrimp. That was my brother in law's dish. I had the scallops. Before that a duck confit salad, before that an olive tapanade, eggplant, caviar app. Bloody mary and a campari and soda w/orange. great meal. Susan Spicer is represented on a show I like called Treme - lots of cooking.

Little Steven · November 2012

I could learn to hate you. A lot!

lousubcap · November 2012

Little Steven said:

Y'all have a good one eh?

Thanks LS from one who's youth (many laps of the sun removed) was spent just south of the GWN border around 45 miles from Montreal (NY State) and used to head across the GWN border for your October Thanksgiving. Also used to ride the bicycle across the border to a small town and help relieve the local economy from fireworks-arms smuggling at 12 years old. Later we graduated to Moosehead, Labatt's and Molson. Great times.

nolaegghead · November 2012

*sniff*

Just lemme know next time you're in near my hood.

jfm0830 · November 2012

Thanks for your best wishes LS. Also thanks for popping in on the various threads and offering up your help on various turkey on the Egg questions.

I was thinking of you when I went to Lowes to pick up some 1/2" T's. They were quite low on those and well supplied on other fittings. I was wondering if you single handedly caused a run on 1/2" T across America. ;)

Little Steven · November 2012

Hahaha, Guys were using 90* fittings and I thought tees were more stable. I bought a contractor pack and will never run out.

nolaegghead · November 2012

I find the elbows are very unstable, frequently exploding like small copper grenades.... :)

Little Steven · November 2012

Ya don't wanna get that stuff on ya.

Little Steven · November 2012

Bump BTW

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