Well, I’m late to the party this month. If you are in the US, I hope you had a wonderfully blessed Thanksgiving. It seemed like I ate my way through November, but forgot to take photos for much of it. But, here’s what I did manage to get for PJ’s theme this month….Whatcha Eatin’?
Whatcha Eatin’? 1 (+1)
Twix helped me make a family favorite…Cherry Delight. It’s a wonderful combination of cream cheese and Cool Whip poured into a graham cracker/butter crust, topped with cherry pie filling and sprinkled with graham cracker crumbs.
Watch Eatin’? 2
The above dessert topped off an early family Thanksgiving meal. These are the remnants (aka: leftovers) of our get-together. Turkey tryptophan kicked in shortly afterwards.
Whatcha Eatin’? 3
The official Turkey Day meal happened at my mom’s house this year. It was worth the two and a half hour drive in sloppy, rainy, almost-freezing weather to get there.
Whatcha Eatin’? 4
When in my mom’s city, the mandatory dessert if French Silk Pie. This decadent guilty pleasure made it home with me to enjoy a day later. Don’t worry, Entrepreneur had his own slice.
Whatcha Eatin’? 5 (+1)
It’s time to take care of my feathered friends. It’s a challenge to keep three feeders plus some suet cake holders filled throughout the winter. With bad weather forecasted, these little gluttons can empty a feeder in an afternoon. I wonder how they know? On their menu is sunflower seeds, safflower seeds, thistle, peanuts and dried fruits.
My red-bellied woodpecker doesn’t bother with the feeders when there are so many good bugs buried in the trunks of cedar trees.
There’s my five for November. If you survived the Thanksgiving food coma, check out how others ate their way through November over at PJ’s place.
Your Cherry Delight looks delightful. If I ever remember to buy some puff pastry, I want to wrap some cherry pie filling in it and bake it.
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Food looks delish…the desert just divine. Seems you had a lot of fun.
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How fun. What a great Thanksgiving you had.
Love the hummingbirds on the feeder. Awww.
Have a fabulous day and week, my friend. ♥
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Oh my goodness, the French Silk Pie!!! Good choice taking it home for later. I love that you included the birds in your post. Well, you owe them that much after eating the turkey ;-)))
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French Silk Pie! YES and I love that you added the little birds eating as well. Great idea.
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Your food looks so luscious!
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Everything looks great! Especially the pie.XO
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” It seemed like I ate my way through November…” OMG, me too, Lisa! That’s what always happens to me during the autumn and winter months, I LOVE to eat. And A LOT 🙂
Faaaaabulous photographs for this challenge. YUM-MY! Each and everyone of these made my mouth water. And the Thanksgiving Day dinner table looked so cozy and inviting. I love the plates.
That French Silk Pie looked so deliciously decadent. Chocolate in my one sweet indulgence. I adore chocolate; especially dark.
Adorable photo of the birdie and the bird feeder.
Thanks so much for sharing your Eats, my friend!
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I’m a fan of just about any kind of chocolate pie! Looks good. Your table looks quite festive!
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Fantastic food photos! I learned earlier this fall that tryptophan is a precursor to seratonin – the “contentment” neurotransmitter. And while most people think turkey contains a lot of tryptophan, eggs actually have a higher concentration. (I was surprised, too). Love that you included birds in your post. I have my fingers crossed that I didn’t delay too long in putting out our winter bird feeder and that some fine-feathered flyers find it soon!
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Love them all and the bonus birds are adorable.
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OK, the cherry delight looks just as the name says … yum! And a great spread, too. Love the bird photos as well! Nice job all around!
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