In the States we celebrate Turkey Day with lots of food, fun and family. I was lucky to have been surrounded at our house with these wonderful things and I enjoyed every moment although I was a little scared that the turkey wouldn't come out right. Well no need to fear, thanks to my mother in law's recipe* and sister's husband's help we enjoyed a beautiful and moist 25 pounder on Thanksgiving Day. Then today after all that good food we waddled out of the house in the snow to do our part in the St. Lucia celebration that the VASA lodge puts on.
What mother's heart wouldn't melt to see her little sweeties singing angelically in this procession? I know mine did, the kids did great and I am just so proud that they handled it like they did. It's a beautiful tradition and I certainly don't mind having played a part in doing it two weeks early. This way Mormor, and my sister and family could see it as well. Normally though St. Lucia is held on December 13th, more here.
* The trick is to cover the turkey with a well oiled brown paper bag. It smokes, but it speeds up te cooking and makes for a nice juicy bird. I put it in at 325 degrees F.
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