that one time we had a whole turkey to ourselves



thanksgiving this year was such a success! we had little appetizers just like grownups do & cooked a turkey from start to finish. we didn't even burn anything! (except nick had to do all the raw-turkey-touching.. i was gagging just looking at it.) we still don't have a table so we just set up our buffet on our desk & ate indian style on the floor. nick made southern corn cake and it was goooood. all day i kept waiting for something to go wrong, and it just didn't. i even got to watch the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

hammers = 1
thanksgiving = 1
turkey = 1

it's a win-win-win situation. & it just can't get better than that.

9 comments:

  1. Danielle11/27/12, 8:28 PM

    Look at what a little wifey you are!! So impressed.

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  2. Bethany Grow11/27/12, 8:29 PM

    you my dear are an amazing photographer. and i may just paint a chalkboard wall in our new apartment because of you.
    oh and you're a boss- cooking a whole dinner and nothing going wrong. i cooked one sole dish and RUINED it. if our parents ever decide to quit doing thanksgiving dinners, we're coming to your house.

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    1. stephanie hammer1/3/13, 9:24 PM

      please do! that would be sweet. i hope you do a chalkboard wall, they're so fun!

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  3. Alison11/27/12, 8:34 PM

    I was also not down with raw turkey touching, but the eating was still the best. You look like you had a blast!

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  4. Autumn @ Autumn All Along11/27/12, 11:51 PM

    If we cooked a turkey and it looked that good...I wouldn't want to share it with anyone, but my husband (I kid, I kid). Seriously, it looks straight out of a magazine.

    (I HATE touching raw poultry!)

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  5. Julia11/28/12, 7:14 PM

    SKILLS!

    I love everything about this.

    I wish my apartment walls were as cool as yours.

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  6. Unknown11/30/12, 3:06 PM

    These pictures are beautiful!!!!!!!! ahhh, swoon.

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  7. Diana12/17/12, 3:10 AM

    Wow, both of you are amazing, How long did it took you to finish all of this in one day? Can I mix a holy basil herb which looks like this one http://organicindia.mercola.com/tulsi-tea.aspx on the pie or even in the turkey? Is it a good idea or not?

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    1. stephanie hammer1/3/13, 9:24 PM

      we started cooking at about 10:30am, and ate dinner around 4. so not too long! I'm sure a holy basil herb would be splendid :) however, we didn't make the pie we just bought it at Walmart.

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