Four days until Thanksgiving! We are so, so excited. Are you?
We used to cook the meal every year. Get up at 3 am to make sure the turkey was perfect, make three different kinds of dressing to accommodate the nut lovers/haters, the celery and onion lovers/haters and the gluten free people. We would make that ambrosia salad that we’re pretty sure no one likes or eats because it’s a tradition and you have to have a jello and fruit combination on your table.
But, then we decided that things sure would be easy if we ordered the whole meal from Fresh Market and heated it at home. Yeah, there were a lot of dishes, but there’s nothing like sitting around your own dining room table…
Except, then we realized that sitting around the club’s dining room table really isn’t so bad either. Someone else is there to refill the tea and bring the dessert tray.
And then we come home after and the kids run around the yard and we sip tea or hot chocolate or cocktails on the porch and then, when it gets cold, by the fire, and we have all the wonderful parts of Thanksgiving at home without all the dishes.
But here’s the weird thing. We kind of miss the dishes. And all the pots and pans. And burning the rice. And someone forgetting to bring the green bean casserole and scrounging around at the last minute because it’s some uncle’s favorite.
We’re pretty sure that, with a pot rack like this one, everything is much, much easier.
Well, okay. So, maybe the turkey still isn’t going to baste itself and the ham isn’t going to glaze itself and those yeast rolls might not rise at some point or another.
But these pot racks sure do look good, don’t they?
We’ve long been convinced that shiny pots and pans are like jewelry for the kitchen. So, whether you use them or not, why not display them proudly?
Where do you stand on the Thanksgiving feast? Do you love to cook in the comfort of your own home? Or would you rather let someone else do the dirty work? We’d love to know! Either way, we’re incredibly grateful for you! Your visits and comments and emails and readership always make our day!
Love to cook at home or go to a relative’s! Would never go out or have food brought in. Kinda not in keeping with Thanksgivung, to my mind. I need to smell it cooking!
I love to cook at home. It just feels (and smells) so good, and it’s actually relaxing for me. But, I have often dreamt about Thanksgiving dinner at a fancy hotel–maybe one day 🙂 Happy Thanksgiving to you ladies–thank you for beautiful inspiration and a lovely blog!
XO,
Michele
Good Morning Girls,
Great post. I enjoyed the read! Either eating at home or out it’s the companionship of family and friends that make the day.
xo
Patty
So timely to see this post as I’ve been highly considering hanging my pots in my kitchen!
So where can we find these pot racks to buy? I’m in the market for a new larger one.
Thanks!
Great post! I look forward to Thanksgiving at the Club and Christmas dinner at home in the dining room!
Love Thanksgiving but I’m not a cook! In my mind the pot racks are works of art that add a wonderful ambiance to the kitchen! As long as I’m with loved ones, I’m happy no matter where we go or what we eat on Turkey Day:)
I love Thanksgiving sides and desserts, I can leave the turkey! This year we are going to friends and it should be a wonderful time.
Have a great Thanksgiving ladies.
Hi Beth and Kristy! Thanksgiving is hands down my favorite holiday. I’ve hosted, been hosted, and gone out for the full meal. They all have their pros and cons 😉 I am thankful you both and your fabulous blog. Design Chic been a daily read of mine for years for good reason. Happy Thanksgiving!