Eva implied the other day that I did not cook. Well not so much implied as stated it implicitly. Well actually she is right, I don’t. But I can. I just don’t like to. We will be at my in-laws for our Thanksgiving meal tomorrow. Although my
But this year I am actually bring food and so I am giving you my recipe. Well it’s not my recipe; it’s something my mom used to make.
Curried Fruit
¾ stick butter or margarine
1 Cup packed light brown sugar
1 tsp curry powder
1 can of the following fruits
peaches
pears
pineapple (sliced or chunk)
1jar spiced apples
Maraschino cherries
Mix butter, sugar and curry powder and bring to boil. Drain fruit and arrange in a baking dish. Pour hot sauce over fruit. Bake at 350 until it bubbles (about 30 to 40 minutes). Serve hot.
Not exactly diet food but it smells fantastic and it is also pretty dish. I think it’s best if you are cooking at home. It can be a little messy to transport. But I usually do it anyway.
I am not going to put up a Fantasy Friday this week. Sorry folks but some very good stories have been submitted and I don’t want these stories to get lost in the hustle and bustle of traveling and holidaying! But come by I will post something for those of you out and about in blog land over the Thanksgiving holiday. Nothing spectacular but since I won’t have to spend a lot of time cooking I will see who is here. Everyone have a wonderful weekend!!
That sounds really really good and I think if I made it with fake brown sugar I could eat it.
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited for Thanksgiving even though I won't be eating much. In fact, I'm looking forward to a couple casseroles I plan on making over the next couple days also. Maybe I should post those recipes? Hey, now there's a thought... you just inspired me!!!
Thanks twin!!!
In case I miss it tomorrow. Happy Thanksgiving to you all.
ReplyDeleteHugs for you PK and your family.
Dove
Happy thanksgiving! :-) I'll be around! Have a great weekend everyone and very very safe travels if you are traveling! It snowed here for the first time tonight! The kids are in heaven! :-) Glad we're not headed anywhere!
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Carye
So, she cooks! Well I never!
ReplyDeleteHappy Turkey day!
Love,
grace
I knew deep down the Great Pk could cook if she had to someday. Happy Thanksgiving from our house to yours.
ReplyDelete*hugs and grins
PK, have a great Thanksgiving, love to you and yours.
ReplyDeleteLove and warm hugs,
Paul.
Hey i'm lucky this year. My parents are cooking the turkey and the ham. I however am doing the veggies,rolls,deserts,drinks...and it's at my house!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving..i do so love the holidays!! P.S "caryagal" we had snow here last friday..Just a shower but the kids loved it. Can't wait for the real thing..It's been 75 here for the last 2 days!
Happy Thanksgiving, PK and Nick and kids!
ReplyDeleteThat recipe sounds yummy. I'm exhausted and we haven't even had dinner yet! hehehe I've been preppin'g right down to tomorrow mornings breakfast since we have overnight guests.
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Debbie :)
Sounds delicious. Good thing it has zero calories (Thanksgiving day only, of course).
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Todd and Suzy
Yummo! You have definitely been holding out on us! I hope the dish takes you back to some wonderful old holiday memories!
ReplyDeleteEva please do post the recipes!
Huggs
Theresa
Happy Thanksgiving to You and Your Family!
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Thanks Twin, I never inspired anyone to cook before.
ReplyDeleteHey Dove, thank. Glad to see you here.
Carye, I am glad you got to stay home with the family. I know that is where you are the happiest!
Grace, I have many hidden talents!
David, I have had a great day! I hope you and your family did too.
Paul, thanks, I love you too!
Mthc, at least you didn't have to travel. Hope it was wonderful!
Debbie, I hope everything has gone smoothly. I have missed you here.
Todd and Suzy, I am with you! I am happy that nothing eatien today counts!
Theresa, it turned out well and everyone seemed to like it!
C.C. Thanks! I hope your day was great!