The Abundance
Food is an essential component of the world's traditions. Whether you are Italian, or American, or Slovenian, food expresses your shared culture, conveys identity and re-confirms the seasons of life. It re-assures, let's you know everything is going to be ok.
To have a full-table of food is truly a blessing. Really.
Food is sacred, a primal need, a necessity. I think this is why providing for the homeless - or foodless - is one of the most basic forms of charity, one that has been around since the beginning of time. Think: how many parables of the Bible involve food (bread, wine, water, seeds, or the cultivation of food)?
The abundance was felt here. Thank you God!
Thanksgiving 2009 - Italy
Pancetta-Sage-Rosemary Turkey
Mashed Potatoes and pancetta-sage-rosemary gravy
Sweet-potato casserole with crunchy-coconut topping
Greenbean casserole
Amanda's Orecchiette-n-Italian Cheeses (Fancy Mac-n-cheese)
Sourdough stuffing with sausage, apples and golden raisens
Cranberry-pineapple sauce
Crescent rolls
Pumpkin pie with Nutella
Banana-carmel bread pudding
Wicked Bars (think milk and white chocolate chips, Heath bars and carmel)
Vanilla and vanilla-carmel ice cream
Amarone della Valpolicella 2005
Italian espresso
Pumpkin Beer
Guinness



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Friday, November 27, 2009 at 10:22AM
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