Way back when, in the late 19th century, did the “Iron Baron” Bettino Ricasoli know that Sangiovese would make for such a great Thanksgiving wine?
Uncle Tim’s brined and roasted turkey. Brining is the secret to keeping the breast and dark meat moist and flavorful when roasted. Aunt Ida Jean and Uncle Tim hosted all 31 of us!
Uncle Tim’s cornbread dressing, including chopped hard-boiled eggs.
Aunt Gladys’s homemade biscuits.
Aunt Ida Jean’s sweet potato pie (I was surprised at how well the Chianti Rufina paired with this dish).
Mrs. B’s eight layer salad. (For those of ya’ll who don’t know what an eight layer salad is, have a look at this Wikipedia entry.)
Tracie B’s green beans sautéed with onion and garlic and seasoned with nutmeg.
Thank you, Family B, for making me and Mama Judy part of your Thanksgiving celebration! :-)
you keep eating like that and you all are gonna end up looking like this http://bit.ly/8L7c11
All looks delicious…but my teeth hurt just looking at that marshmallow concotion!