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(Message started by: kimh on Nov 25th, 2004, 9:11am)

Title: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by kimh on Nov 25th, 2004, 9:11am
Lord,

Forgive me for being so stressed out yesterday that i accidently forgot to take the turkey out of the freezer (a little help, pleeze)... oh - and........

Thank you for helping Brian find a second job - but forgive me for freaking out that he is not here rite now to help me with the freaking frozen turkey.....oh - and

forgive me for being so stressed out yesterday that i drank all the freaking beer (except for three Michelobs that i ALSO left in the freezer which are now freaking FROZEN....oh - and.............

..................where was i [smiley=huh.gif]

GAWD HELP ME.  Next thing is Christmas and i'm already up shits creek without a paddle [smiley=laugh.gif]

Food Network wannabee :)

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by Tom K on Nov 25th, 2004, 9:28am
soak  your turkey under cold running water.  COLD RUNNING water.  It should thaw enough to cook in about 2-3 hours.  


T
The Professional Chef

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by kimh on Nov 25th, 2004, 9:31am
check.

doing that now.  made the mashed potatos (with a turnip and some garlic) - ready to go.  working on stuffing now (hope there is no ciggarette butts in it ;;D) That freakin BIRD is in the sink under the cold water.....Brian just called and i YELLED at him to hurry up and git his ASS home  ;;D  

:D

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by Ruth on Nov 25th, 2004, 9:36am
:oFeeling a little stressed out are we?

Good luck with the dinner and enjoy!

Ruth

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by OneEyeBlind on Nov 25th, 2004, 10:27am
Hey Kim, the beer will defrost before the turkey.  Drink the beer & serve the frozen turkey with steak knives.  Happy Thanksgiving, honey !

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by cschick on Nov 25th, 2004, 10:35am
oh boy.  Girl, I feel your pain.  I am a good cook but I am just not feeling it this year.  I forgot to take the turkey out of the fridge yesterday and put it in cold water overnight - ended up doing the cold water thing this morning and the bird is in the oven as I type.  Hoping it is done by noon - if not I bought a ham as a back up.   [smiley=laugh.gif]  don't fret about the food - its about friends, family and laughter and fun!  We're here for ya!  PM if you need some help!

Karen

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by Jonny on Nov 25th, 2004, 10:38am

on 11/25/04 at 09:28:16, Tom K wrote:
soak  your turkey under cold running water.  COLD RUNNING water.  It should thaw enough to cook in about 2-3 hours.  


There goes the fucking water bill....LMMFAO ;;D

............................jonny

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by kimh on Nov 25th, 2004, 11:05am
LOL, i wonder how many sinks are making that friendly cold water sound? :D

..............so. i jest have ta butter a dish and put the sutffing init and then deposit in fridge until appropriate time for warming.  Brian is still at work but cawling on arugala basis jest in case ...LOL.

We will ultimately place our ass in the seats assigned ...........food will  taste good (no one will know, really :D) and we will say a family  blessing which will include awl of you****You have put up with my jibberish and helped me overcome General Cluster - we are awl sitting at my table***  :) we are awl together, laughing, being regular folks walking thru life with a hand to hold and hearts afire***

I love you awl and you are always with me in spirit....I hear your voices every day and am inside each of you - GIBBERISH included :-*  
PFDAN to all***
The mashed patata ;;D

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by Kevin_M on Nov 25th, 2004, 11:17am

on 11/25/04 at 11:05:32, kimh wrote:
- we are awl sitting at my table***  :)

and am inside each of you - GIBBERISH included :-*  

The mashed patata ;;D



you're quite a bowlfull and a smooth dish.   :-*


later 'tater   8)

Kevin M



Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by LeLimey on Nov 25th, 2004, 11:28am

on 11/25/04 at 09:11:15, kimh wrote:
Lord,

Forgive me for being so stressed out yesterday that i accidently forgot to take the turkey out of the freezer (a little help, pleeze)... oh - and........

Thank you for helping Brian find a second job - but forgive me for freaking out that he is not here rite now to help me with the freaking frozen turkey.....oh - and

forgive me for being so stressed out yesterday that i drank all the freaking beer (except for three Michelobs that i ALSO left in the freezer which are now freaking FROZEN....oh - and.............

..................where was i [smiley=huh.gif]

GAWD HELP ME.  Next thing is Christmas and i'm already up shits creek without a paddle [smiley=laugh.gif]

Food Network wannabee :)


Awww.. you bring a whole new meaning to chillin' at home !!
have a lovely day regardless!

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by BobG on Nov 25th, 2004, 11:31am
Happy Thanksgiving Kim.

1 word for next year........caterer.

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by nani on Nov 25th, 2004, 11:58am
Kim- go to the 7/11 and get lots more beer. No one will care whether the turkey's done...

Happy T day!!!

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by kimh on Nov 25th, 2004, 2:12pm
.................(sigh) ...........good news is Brian got home ............but...........

BAD NEWS:  WE CANNOT FIND THE TURKEY  THERMOMETER [smiley=huh.gif]

pSSSST:  I have a s neaking suspicion that Brian is pissed.  LOL. He just got in the car to go and buy a new Turkey Thermometer....... ::)  

.............Now.  Be Honest.  Is it me or am i having a bad turkey day :D  I still have to tell him he's in cha rge of GRAVY????

.....................help ........................me.

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by BobG on Nov 25th, 2004, 2:50pm
Call Brian on his cell. Tell him the dog pee'd in the gravey and as long as he's out to stop by KFC and pick up a quart.

;)

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by kimh on Nov 25th, 2004, 2:57pm
i am ASTOUNDED at how quickly the TURKEY THERMOMETER materialized............(plus my kitchen now sounds like an automotive repair shop so i guess the gravy boat is in town)  :o

If you don't here from me within the next few hours, that means that i've been smothered and stuffed in the closet...........i afraid to enter the kitchen.  it is the sound of the electric gravy mixer............... :o

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by Charlie on Nov 25th, 2004, 3:01pm
Thats OK Kim. I have every confidence in your ability. The solution:   http://www.netsync.net/users/charlies/gifs/tape.gif  http://www.netsync.net/users/charlies/gifs/headpat.gif

Charlie  Whose Thanksgiving just got rescued. Relatives bought a new turkey and I'm heading for the eggnog.

Everybody have a good time. You too Kim  8)          

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by Grandma_Sweet_Boy on Nov 25th, 2004, 5:45pm
Kim - let us know how your dinner turned out.

I'm thankful there are people like you out there.  You made my day!  Thanks for that. :D

Hopefully you didn't end up in the oven with the bird!

Carol

Title: Re: Thanksgiving Prayers from the "cook"
Post by BarbaraD on Nov 26th, 2004, 9:23am
Murphy's LAW!!! Things always go wrong on Thanksgiving -- drink the beer and don't worry about things. It'll be something to laugh about later (like next year!).

Next time that happens use a pressure cooker to cook the bird. It gets done and no one knows the difference. Ask me how I know that!  My mother ALWAYS forgot to put the bird out to thaw.... We used the pressure cooker for years until Grandmother banished Mom from the kitchen.

Hope your day turned out good - bet it did.

Hugs BD



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