This year Rupert and I are going to have a Thanksgiving meal, just the two of us, cooking in our kitchen together (it will be the first real meal cooked in the new space!) and reflecting on all we are thankful for before heading out to drop in on a few friends’ celebrations around town.
I like to set the table the day before (in this case two days before, because I am feeling festively nerdy) so that the next day we can dedicate all our time to the food. I make a pretty good mess in the kitchen and since I don’t cook all that often, I have to concentrate hard on getting all the timing right. One less thing to think about helps make sure we aren’t eating dry stuffing or cold turkey. 😉
I love those gold forks! What a nice change from the traditional silver.
This is my first year cooking a turkey so I’ll be focusing pretty intently in the kitchen as well. I’m also making pies again this year, which is more in my line of experience.
I think it is lovely that you are celebrating in style even though it is just the two of you! I also like the idea of setting the table the day before, one less thing to worry about!! We don’t celebrate thanksgiving in Australia – but I really wish we did!
I also think it’s great that you celebrate just the two of you. You make your own traditions. We don’t celebrate Thanksgiving in Switzerland but my husband and I have been celebrating Christmas alone many times and we’ve been really enjoying it. And your table looks lovely.
Aw wonderful napkins! the table looks lovely
I love those gold forks! What a nice change from the traditional silver.
This is my first year cooking a turkey so I’ll be focusing pretty intently in the kitchen as well. I’m also making pies again this year, which is more in my line of experience.
So so pretty….adore those napkins!
What types of branches/leaves are on the napkins??
This so so sweet! Love how you’re cooking and eating with just the two of you!
I think it is lovely that you are celebrating in style even though it is just the two of you! I also like the idea of setting the table the day before, one less thing to worry about!! We don’t celebrate thanksgiving in Australia – but I really wish we did!
I also think it’s great that you celebrate just the two of you. You make your own traditions. We don’t celebrate Thanksgiving in Switzerland but my husband and I have been celebrating Christmas alone many times and we’ve been really enjoying it. And your table looks lovely.
I love that you made place-cards for the two of you! So sweet, and fancy for two 🙂