I thought I was going to have to work on Thanksgiving. Well, it seems now that I will not have to.
So, the ol’ Matt-Man gets to cook a Thanksgiving dinner.
Now, I used to cook an entire bird. And I can say, it was always the juiciest bird around. However…
With it being just Schmoop and I, there was always way too much left over.
So, I asked her if she would pick up a small turkey breast, and I would cook it in Samantha the Crockpot.
She picked up a “small” turkey breast. And here it is…
Yep, that juicy, delicious, mound of white meat turkey boobage weighs in at 6.56 pounds. I am going to cook it in Samantha with some chicken broth, and herbs.
Now, I of course read the recommended serving size on the label, and it says that a serving is four ounces.
That means there are 26.24 servings in that bird. Even at two servings per person, I can have 11.12 more people over for Thanksgiving.
So, if you’re interested, let me know.
On second thought, scratch that. I eat a turkey dinner once a year, and I am going to go down on that bird harder than Gertrude Stein on Alice Toklas.
What else shall we have? How about some sour cream and chive mashed new potatoes? They’re ready to be abused…
Not only do we eat turkey but once a year…Thanksgiving is also the only day that we eat vegetables…
I mean other than ketchup. How about a skillet fried mix of peas, corn, and green and white lima beans?
I’ll cook them up with a couple of strips of bacon, of course. And, now comes the difficult part, the dinner rolls.
Well, you can see that we bought some, so what’s the difficulty you ask? Heating the rolls up is the only job Schmoop has on Thanksgiving.
In our years together one of two things always transpires on Turkey Day.
She will either forget to heat them up or she’ll burn them. So, I have already attached a Post-It note to her forehead.
Maybe I should have attached it to my crotch so she would see it. Oh well.
So there you have it folks. I am off on Thursday and I am gonna be a cookin’ fool.
Oh, I guess I do have one other minor concern. I wonder if that breasty bird will fit in the crockpot. Let’s see, shall we?
Perfect!!
Cheers!!
