We had to stop by the nursery to get some plants planted.
The Light of my Life (sorry Vlad) and my Sine Qua Non was here trimming mums:

But then she came inside to make her cranberry relish (using Mama Stanberg's recipe)

while I started the goose gravy. How can you make gravy without carrots, onions, and celery? You can't.

Then, as I mentioned earlier, the steeping of the caraway seeds. It smelled like rye bread in our kitchen.

The relish. I would have called it a chutney.

Reducing the beet juice:

and reducing it more. I think that one of Brother Matthew's rules of cooking (never pick something up without knowing where you will set it down) is reduce more than you think.

Assembling the chutney:

Masticating the raspberries, so they can start to steep:

And the centerpiece:

The Light of my Life (sorry Vlad) and my Sine Qua Non was here trimming mums:
But then she came inside to make her cranberry relish (using Mama Stanberg's recipe)
while I started the goose gravy. How can you make gravy without carrots, onions, and celery? You can't.
Then, as I mentioned earlier, the steeping of the caraway seeds. It smelled like rye bread in our kitchen.
The relish. I would have called it a chutney.
Reducing the beet juice:
and reducing it more. I think that one of Brother Matthew's rules of cooking (never pick something up without knowing where you will set it down) is reduce more than you think.
Assembling the chutney:
Masticating the raspberries, so they can start to steep:
And the centerpiece:
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