It is so pretty and so fresh and tart—really delicious. And we always hope for leftovers because it goes so well with a turkey sandwich the next day. I posted the recipe here, four years ago.
The rest of the cooking happens tomorrow. The leaves are in the table and tonight I spread the festive tablecloth from Ecuador on the table. I love to set the table for Thanksgiving. It gets me in the mood.
I am thankful for so many things—my family, my friends most of all. Thankful that my daughter is a great pie maker and is making so much of the Thanksgiving dinner. Thankful that my children and grandchild will be sitting at my table tomorrow. Thankful for the beautiful weather we've had this week. Thankful for the many gifts of friendship and opportunity the internet and this blog have given me. Thankful that I will be seeing old friends that I shared a memorable Thanksgiving with many years ago.
Earlier today my daughter posted this video on Facebook. It is the amazing Mercedes Sosa, who died last month, singing Thank you to Life. My Spanish is not good enough to understand all the words, but the beauty of the music expresses a feeling of gratitude that I connected with. I hope you will enjoy it, too. Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanks so much for posting this Mercedes Sosa video. I've nbever heard of her, but I enjoyed her song very much. Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteLovely post. I'm thankful for being able to connect with you.
ReplyDeleteHi Terry, Happy Thanksgiving! I made my first bird from your tutorial in the Quilt Fest Magazine and posted it in my blog http://panenka.squarespace.com
ReplyDeleteYour project is adorable and you are such a talented artist!
Alexandra Alcantara
Happy day to you and yours.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Terry. My Mom made this cranberry orange sauce every year. I loved it by the spoonful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the gift of this amazingly touching music. So sad to lose such rich, vibrant voice. I love her music-so full of passion and depth.
AMAZING! My family is in Boise for Thanksgiving...my favorite cranberry salad is the one you have posted, but my mom forgot the receipe! We were fumbling aroung trying to remember, and thought that it might have been posted on your blog...and voila! There was the cranberry salad at the top! You SAVED us! How serendipitous! Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteThe translation of Gracias a la Vida is posted here:
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Thanks to you (and your daughter) for posting this lovely video.
Dottie
Aren't cranberries a beautiful color? I hope your Thanksgiving was wonderful.
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