Since Bret is off of work until next year, he has been doing a lot of heavy lifting for us. This include running last minute errands, wrapping gifts, doing laundry, and basically running our household. I'm incredibly grateful. Among his never-ending list of things to do, Bret cooked a wonderful Hanukkah dinner tonight. He chose a recipe from Slow Cooker Revolution, which I recently received, as a Hanukkah gift from Bret's parents.
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Bret adapted a recipe for beer-braised chicken thighs and served it with steamed green beans and twice-baked potatoes.
It was absolutely fabulous. It may not have been a traditional Hanukkah meal but Bret and I are all about making our own traditions.
To those who celebrate, Happy Hanukkah!
13 comments:
Happy Hanukkah! What a wonderful meal Bret made!
that meal looks awesome. its so nice too make it all about your own traditions!!
Happy Hanukkah! And what a fantastic meal Bret whipped up - yum!
Looks like Bret did a great job! Happy Hanukkah!
Happy Hanukkah to you both!
i def want to copy some of those recipes from your cookbook. i love slow cooking.
happy hanukkah to you and bret!
Happy Hannuah! That meal looks delicious.
Those potatoes look incredible! Nice job, Bret! I always enjoyed celebrating Hanukkah along with Christmas as a kid. It really is a peaceful, reflective holiday.
Happy Hanukkah to you and Bret. I love how you take a moment to reflect on what you are grateful for. The chaos of the season can sometimes make us forget to do that!
I'll have to check that book out...sounds great. And that chicken dish looks perfect...I'm craving comfort food right now!
Happy Hanukkah! Definitely would love to hear how you like the cookbook :) (and perhaps see all of the other amazing meals you are going to cook out of it!!)
Sounds lovely! I'm headed to my friend's house tonight for a Hanukkah party. I used to be all about making latkes every year. Hopefully I'll get in one batch this year.
This sounds like a wonderful Hanukkah! Happy Holidays!
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