Happy day to all my Canadian counterparts. My younger daughter
arrived home from Spain last night so they are coming in for dinner
tonight, roast prime rib, yorkies and all the trimmings, simply
because we all prefer it to turkey.

On 2016-10-09 8:22 AM, wrote:
> Happy day to all my Canadian counterparts. My younger daughter
> arrived home from Spain last night so they are coming in for dinner
> tonight, roast prime rib, yorkies and all the trimmings, simply
> because we all prefer it to turkey.
>

My son and my brother and SiL are coming. We are roasting a capon,
potatoes and squash. Yesterday I made two pies, one pumpkin and one
apple. It is a coll and dismal looking day here and I had to turn on
the furnace. The leaves are just starting to change colour. They are
usually in full colour mode by now.

On Sun, 9 Oct 2016 08:52:37 -0400, Dave Smith
> wrote:

>On 2016-10-09 8:22 AM, wrote:
>> Happy day to all my Canadian counterparts. My younger daughter
>> arrived home from Spain last night so they are coming in for dinner
>> tonight, roast prime rib, yorkies and all the trimmings, simply
>> because we all prefer it to turkey.
>>
>
>My son and my brother and SiL are coming. We are roasting a capon,
>potatoes and squash. Yesterday I made two pies, one pumpkin and one
>apple. It is a coll and dismal looking day here and I had to turn on
>the furnace. The leaves are just starting to change colour. They are
>usually in full colour mode by now.

Most of ours have not turned yet, mores the pity as several cruise
ships have been re-routed here due Matthew. We are having cheesecake
rather than pumpkin pie - white chocolate raspberry.

wrote in message ...

Happy day to all my Canadian counterparts. My younger daughter
arrived home from Spain last night so they are coming in for dinner
tonight, roast prime rib, yorkies and all the trimmings, simply
because we all prefer it to turkey.

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Happy Thanksgiving

At Christmas I always cook a turkey and a chicken. D loves turkey and I
don't, so the chicken is for me)



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On 10/9/2016 8:22 AM, wrote:
> Happy day to all my Canadian counterparts. My younger daughter
> arrived home from Spain last night so they are coming in for dinner
> tonight, roast prime rib, yorkies and all the trimmings, simply
> because we all prefer it to turkey.
>
Wonderful! Happy Thanksgiving.

nancy

On Sun, 9 Oct 2016 14:57:03 +0100, "Ophelia" >
wrote:

>wrote in message ...
>
>Happy day to all my Canadian counterparts. My younger daughter
>arrived home from Spain last night so they are coming in for dinner
>tonight, roast prime rib, yorkies and all the trimmings, simply
>because we all prefer it to turkey.
>
>=============
>
>Happy Thanksgiving
>
>At Christmas I always cook a turkey and a chicken. D loves turkey and I
>don't, so the chicken is for me)

I can handle it once a year at Xmas - these days since I don't do the
Xmas crowd I always take some home because I prefer the turkey pot pie
made with left overs

On 2016-10-09 10:57 AM, wrote:

>> At Christmas I always cook a turkey and a chicken. D loves turkey and I
>> don't, so the chicken is for me)
>
> I can handle it once a year at Xmas - these days since I don't do the
> Xmas crowd I always take some home because I prefer the turkey pot pie
> made with left overs
>

Once a year for turkey is enough for me. I am glad that my wife opted to
get capon. She had ordered a 12 pounder but ended up with two 6
pounders. I think one would have been enough. I see a lot of leftover
capon in my future.


While she was at church this morning I made the stuffing. She is
stuffing the birds now.

On Sunday, October 9, 2016 at 8:22:10 AM UTC-4, wrote:
> Happy day to all my Canadian counterparts. My younger daughter
> arrived home from Spain last night so they are coming in for dinner
> tonight, roast prime rib, yorkies and all the trimmings, simply
> because we all prefer it to turkey.

More for us. We cook turkey several times a year. We've been
known to roast it on the grill in summer.

Cindy Hamilton

> wrote in message
...
> Happy day to all my Canadian counterparts. My younger daughter
> arrived home from Spain last night so they are coming in for dinner
> tonight, roast prime rib, yorkies and all the trimmings, simply
> because we all prefer it to turkey.

That sounds excellent, enjoy the food and the family.

Cheri

On Sun, 9 Oct 2016 09:46:19 -0700, "Cheri" >
wrote:

>
> wrote in message
.. .
>> Happy day to all my Canadian counterparts. My younger daughter
>> arrived home from Spain last night so they are coming in for dinner
>> tonight, roast prime rib, yorkies and all the trimmings, simply
>> because we all prefer it to turkey.
>
>That sounds excellent, enjoy the food and the family.
>
>Cheri

Should be fun, dying to have all the news from Spain and she is
bringing me more good saffron, much cheaper there

> wrote in message
...
> On Sun, 9 Oct 2016 09:46:19 -0700, "Cheri" >
> wrote:
>
>>
> wrote in message
. ..
>>> Happy day to all my Canadian counterparts. My younger daughter
>>> arrived home from Spain last night so they are coming in for dinner
>>> tonight, roast prime rib, yorkies and all the trimmings, simply
>>> because we all prefer it to turkey.
>>
>>That sounds excellent, enjoy the food and the family.
>>
>>Cheri
>
> Should be fun, dying to have all the news from Spain and she is
> bringing me more good saffron, much cheaper there

I'm sure it will be, and good for you with the saffron.

Cheri

On 2016-10-09 12:41 PM, Cindy Hamilton wrote:
> On Sunday, October 9, 2016 at 8:22:10 AM UTC-4, wrote:
>> Happy day to all my Canadian counterparts. My younger daughter
>> arrived home from Spain last night so they are coming in for dinner
>> tonight, roast prime rib, yorkies and all the trimmings, simply
>> because we all prefer it to turkey.
>
> More for us. We cook turkey several times a year. We've been
> known to roast it on the grill in summer.
>
Some people like it a lot more than others. My son loves it and could
eat it a lot more often that I can. My wife would have it more often if
I would go along with it.

On 10/9/2016 8:22 AM, wrote:
> Happy day to all my Canadian counterparts. My younger daughter
> arrived home from Spain last night so they are coming in for dinner
> tonight, roast prime rib, yorkies and all the trimmings, simply
> because we all prefer it to turkey.
>
Happy belated Thanksgiving to our north of the border friends!

I'd take that rib roast over turkey any day.

Jill

jmcquown wrote:
>
> On 10/9/2016 8:22 AM, wrote:
> > Happy day to all my Canadian counterparts. My younger daughter
> > arrived home from Spain last night so they are coming in for dinner
> > tonight, roast prime rib, yorkies and all the trimmings, simply
> > because we all prefer it to turkey.
> >
> Happy belated Thanksgiving to our north of the border friends!
>
> I'd take that rib roast over turkey any day.

Steve was right (as always). That was raw in the middle. I've had that
before and the taste is right. My only problem with it is that "raw" is
very chewy. Tasty, but chewy.

On 10/18/2016 12:05 PM, Gary wrote:
> jmcquown wrote:
>>
>> On 10/9/2016 8:22 AM, wrote:
>>> Happy day to all my Canadian counterparts. My younger daughter
>>> arrived home from Spain last night so they are coming in for dinner
>>> tonight, roast prime rib, yorkies and all the trimmings, simply
>>> because we all prefer it to turkey.
>>>
>> Happy belated Thanksgiving to our north of the border friends!
>>
>> I'd take that rib roast over turkey any day.
>
> Steve was right (as always). That was raw in the middle. I've had that
> before and the taste is right. My only problem with it is that "raw" is
> very chewy. Tasty, but chewy.
>
I wasn't commenting on a photo or pictures of doneness of meat. I truly
am more likely to cook and eat rib roast than cook a turkey. I do not
like turkey. Even at the cheapest price it would still be a waste of money.

Jill