Wednesday Wee Ones

It is nearing time for Thanksgiving, October 12 in Canada and November 26 in the U.S. so Sally Jo has decided to start some cooking early.  She has found her perfect outfit and just couldn't wait to try it out.

Take a turkey, stuff it fat,

Some of this and some of that.

Get some turnips, peel them well.

Cook a big squash in its shell.

Now potatoes, big and white,

Mash till they are soft and light.

Cranberries, so tart and sweet,

With the turkey we must eat.

Pickles-yes-and then, oh my!

For a dessert a pumpkin pie,

Golden brown and spicy sweet.

What a fine Thanksgiving treat!

                          by Maude M. Grant

 Her dress of a Flint Corn print and a subtle giraffe print is perfect for the holidays.

 Add a basketweave apron and Sally Jo is ready to prepare a Thanksgiving feast

 Oh of course, a neat little scarf to hold her hair back while cooking - it matches the skirt on her dress

 So it is off to the garden to gather some fresh vegetables, and then to the market.

 She'll use the potholders that match her outfit - just the thing for hot pans

 Baking is a good way to start - hmmm, pumpkin bars sound good, don't they?

Here is the recipe that Sally Jo prefers - http://allrecipes.com/recipe/229508/pumpkin-bars-with-cream-cheese-frosting/  

And they can be served with or without the frosting.  A dollop of whipped cream might be good too.

 So many things to cook - potatoes to boil for mashing, Brussells Sprouts, it all smells so good

 Homemade cranberry sauce, with cranberries picked fresh from Sally Jo's bushes

 Muffins would be good too, corn muffins?  Or shall we have blueberry muffins?

 It is a good thing she has potholders.

 And now time to set the table - the food is ready -

 Dinner is served

 And then, time to clean up and wash the dishes

And now Sally Jo sits down and enjoys a good book and a cup of tea - the end

There are several of us who sew for our dolls and blog on Wednesdays

Diane

Shelia

Stop by and see what fun and darling outfits they have sewn