It's not really cooked yet, but it will be.
One of the hoary Christmas clichés is the Christmas Goose. Many of our traditional Christmas songs have the image of goose. I don't know where that tradition comes from. I have always supposed it was English, probably from the Dickens stories, but I don't really know.
One of the hoary Christmas clichés is the Christmas Goose. Many of our traditional Christmas songs have the image of goose. I don't know where that tradition comes from. I have always supposed it was English, probably from the Dickens stories, but I don't really know.
This year I decided to actually roast a goose, I've never had one.
I still haven't eaten one, I will later today. I hope it comes out good. I hope I like it. More important I hope She likes it.
One of the interesting things about having a blog is seeing what people read. I put stuff out there and the things that get attention are always surprising. One surprise is that for the last several months my most popular post has been my Christmas post last year. I think someone linked to the picture, which I still really like.
Merry Christmas Everyone!
1 comment:
I'm glad you found your Christmas Goose, very Dickensian. Let us know how it was.
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