This November has been a beautiful month for the leaves in Georgia. It seems to me that the leaves have lasted longer than they ever have before! We went for a walk this past Saturday at Panola Mountain State Park and the trees were amazing in their colorful display.
Out of This World Dressing - Hey Y'all! If you click on that link, you will be directed to the NASA website and they have a recipe for dressing that the astronauts will enjoy on the Space Station. Isn't that the neatest thing? I am making it myself. Wish me luck!
(P.S. I will add eggs to the recipe and maybe a bit more sage!)
Happy Thanksgiving to my American friends, and love and hugs to my family and friends in England and my blogging buddies all over the world!
Gorgeous fall pictures. All of our color is gone here except our grass is still green -which is really weird for us this time of year.
ReplyDeleteI will look at that recipe but I am sure I will make my traditional dressing I have been doing for 100 years--or thereabouts. xo Diana
My husband is a Brit, so I have never made dressing! (Not something he knew from England.)
DeleteNo, I take that back, I tried to make it once, but I have to do gluten free for him and in those days, the cornbread was not as good as I can make it now.
I made the dressing for Thanksgiving and he is eating it even as I am typing this, he liked it! YAY!
Happy Thanksgiving, Kay - enjoy your celebrations. I do love the Autumn leaves, and never tire of seeing pictures of them (we do not have the coloured leaves here in the tropics). What a sweet addition to the pine cones, and I'm sure everyone appreciated your arrangement.
ReplyDeleteHA! I don't know if they liked my arrangement but they got it anyway!
DeleteGlad you love the leaves too! They have been truly spectacular!
Wonderful colours! There isn't much of that left here, we're now much closer to winter than to autumn, but that's OK - we did enjoy a great autumn, weather-wise.
ReplyDeleteNice idea to post the recipe for the dressings the astronauts will enjoy on the Space Station!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours, dear Kay!
The dressing is very traditional for Thanksgiving but it is not something that I make since my husband is a celiac and also, an Englishman who usually finds dressing a bit too overpowering with the sage and poultry seasoning. I made it with very little spice and it turned out just right for us!
DeleteAnd we just had a wonderful Thanksgiving day, look for it in a future post!!
Such a pretty area, i'm glad you get to live there, and that you share it with us. Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you too in lovely Louisiana!
DeleteYour leafy pine cone arrangement is beautiful! Enjoy those spectacular fall colours for as long as you can!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Debra! And you know I will!
DeleteYour fall colors are gorgeous! Here in ne Ohio we think the colorful leaves lasted unusually long, too. I won't speculate about why! Thank you for the NASA link! I wish you all Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteI thought the leaves might have lasted longer here due to the drought, but if they lasted longer for you too, then...it must be something else! Never mind, they have been beautiful. Don't you love "Out of This World Dressing", little things amuse me!
DeleteDon't you just love the fall colors? I can't make the stuffing I like best because it has turkey giblets in it. My children won't eat it. So I just use Stove Top.
ReplyDeleteI've heard of Stove Top from ads on TV but I have never had it! I would most certainly like it too...rarely have I had dressing/stuffing I didn't like, I bet I would like yours with giblets! x
DeleteLovely Autumn colours!
ReplyDeleteReally good photogrpahs also!
Thank you, and I even took a few of them. I just looked at them again and the best ones were taken by Richard, of course!
DeleteSo lovely to see the fabulous colour in your photographs.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving
All the best Jan
Thank you, Jan! It is as if the leaves have waited until the very end of Autumn to show the best colors.
DeleteLovely Photos Kay,
ReplyDeleteYep, they are definitely lasting longer here as well.
Longer for you also, that is interesting. When this is being investigated from a scientific viewpoint, we will know someone in that field must be reading my blog!
DeleteJacarandas are in full bloom here at present and they're absolutely blooming beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust looked them up and they are BLUE, oh be still my heart! And you might have told me about them before but my brain is like a sieve so all information is brand new to me. x
DeletePretty photos, Kay. Happy Thanksgiving Day.
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Thank you! It was a lovely day today in Georgia for our Thanksgiving, just gorgeous! xx
DeleteGood luck with that NASA recipe. That sounds awesome. Enjoy the beautiful leaves and the great food of Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteI did make the recipe! I halved it and I also used a different spice than the poultry seasoning and sage, and added eggs to the recipe. It was good!
DeleteAnd we did enjoy the beautiful leaves and great food of Thanksgiving with my family!
What awesome colors and you had a beautiful day to take your photos. I stuck to my tried and true recipe for stuffing. It was rather a hectic schedule for our family. Happy holidays to you, Kay!
ReplyDeleteHey Kay! Hectic yes, but hope you had lots of fun too!
DeleteStunning photos, Kay. Love and hugs to you too!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteOh my - those are truly stunning leaves!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving!
November has been really pretty this year, the leaves are amazing.
DeleteSo beautiful! Hope your Thanksgiving was great! I can do the dressing part of turkey day, it's the gravy I stumble on...except this year, I rocked it! Hopefully I'll remember how I did it! Have a good rest of the weekend!
ReplyDeleteOh good, now you can come to Georgia and make my gravy next time!! Hope you are now getting ready for Christmas!
DeleteThe trees are beautiful, here in Tennessee most leaves are still on the trees. The dressing made with cornbread is very similar to what my Mom made!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs, Happy Thanksgiving weekend.
The trees are gorgeous, aren't they? They seem to be lasting so long this year! I love the beauty of nature, don't you?
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