mmm...turkey

Thanksgiving was more than a week ago, but we just had our belated feast. Turkey is not common in Thailand although it can be purchased at a pretty penny in most upscale grocery stores. If you do decide to splurge on a turkey, then you encounter the problem that ovens (and definitely not ones big enough for a turkey) are not common either. So how can we get a nice, big turkey cooked on Thanksgiving? Enter Tops delivery. We are fortunate enough that Tops will be happy to cook up a turkey for you and deliver it with some stuffing, gravy, and cranberry sauce. The only thing you need to worry about is carving it.

Our turkey arrived on time and hot. The guests brought dessert, salad, and mashed potatoes. I’m not sure if it was simply a dearth of turkey over the previous year or simply that it was good, but the Tops prepared turkey was delicious. In true Thanksgiving fashion, we had plenty of leftovers to last us a week later. A little bit expensive, but after you factor in the leftovers and holiday mood, it was totally worth it.

our 'buffet'

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