Happy Black Friday! So far, it's a bright and sunny day, however that's going top change as a cold front begins moving through the region. This afternoon there will be showers and snow showers, or what they're calling a "wintry mix" across Central PA, and tomorrow's high will be much colder. As I've said before, this is the same playbook we've had over the past number of years.
Yesterday, Turkey Day, or, as some people call it, Thanksgiving was very quiet. Just me and the pooch. I had a nice call from my sister. My brother was vigilantly silent. He can't remember my birthday, so well wishes on the holiday would have been extraordinary.
The coconut pie was delish, but then I tried something special when baking it by spreading chocolate across the pie crust before pouring in the coconut filling. Voila, a Mounds Bar... almost. The corn pudding was almost too sweet and very rich, a lot of that went into the freezer. There was a problem with the bird, however. I have a large electric roaster that I've used for years (too many, in fact). After nestling the turkey onto holding rack and placing it in the roaster, I set the temp and walked away, expecting it to be cooked in about 4 hours. That didn't happen. The roaster got warm enough so you could smell the turkey, however it didn't get hot enough to cook it. When I checked on it, I discovered this, muttered a few curse words, and cranked the heat up high, so instead of 4 hours, it took 6 and a half to be fully cooked. Howie and I hard are first nibbles of turkey around 5 PM, not the anticipated 1:30 PM. Still, all is fine with the world.
This doesn't mean there wasn't excitement yesterday. Mexico's president Claudia Sheinbaum, took Trump to the mat and embarrassed him world wide.
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