This is what I ate:
Breakfast (7:30am)Since the kitchen was already busy, we ran out to Starbucks to pick-up coffee for everyone. And we brought pastries from one of our favorite bakeries. I had a very tasty pastry that was sort a combination of a sugar donut and a croissant.
AM Snacks (11:00am)
Unpictured – I think we ate so quickly, I completely forgot to take a picture. 🙂We snacked on homemade guacamole (my husband’s specialty) and chips.
Dinner (4:00pm)
For Thanksgiving dinner I had turkey with gravy, stuffing, cranberry sauce, brussels sprouts, asparagus, sweet potatoes and rolls. There were other dishes I skipped, my mom cooked for about 20 people but we are a small family of 5. 🙂
Dessert (7:00pm)
Pumpkin pie, of course. My sister made the pie and it was very tasty.
Thank you for stopping by. I hope your day was full of healthy meals!
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Antonia @ Health Inspirations said:
I was hoping that lots of people would be sharing their Thanksgiving eats. Your plate looks great, filled with lots of good stuff. And that pumpkin pie looks amazing too!!! Sounds like you’ve had a delicious day!!
Jennifer Student said:
We did. 🙂 Thank you!
Farrah said:
Everything looks great, especially the croissant and pumpkin pie!!
Jennifer Student said:
Thanks! 🙂
Jessie said:
Your sisters pumpkin pie looks absolutely delicious!!
Jennifer Student said:
She did a great job and this was the first she has ever made pumpkin pie. 🙂
Jemma @ Celery and Cupcakes said:
That pumpkin pie looks gorgeous!
Jennifer Student said:
Thanks! It was quite tasty. 🙂
MassachusEATS said:
All I wanna do right now is reach through the screen and take a bite outta that pastry! It looks fantastic!
Jennifer Student said:
Thanks!!!! That is a big compliment. 🙂
Jennifer RD said:
You and Fred ate well! 🙂
Jennifer Student said:
We did! 🙂
Eating 4 Balance said:
I have to admit that up until a year ago, my favorite part of holiday meals was always the carbs 🙂 Now I enjoy eating the turkey, meat, etc. But before I would always load up on the rolls, corn and mashed potatoes! Then my dessert place was always equal, if not larger than my main course.
I love how you all sit down at the table together. I can’t remember the last time that I sat down at a table for Thanksgiving. At my grandma’s house the dining room table is used to serve the food, and because there are so many of us (25 or more) we all just scatter around the house. My dad and uncle usually take the living room, so that’s where our side of the family always sit!
Jennifer Student said:
Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday because it is so relaxed. 🙂