Kabobs
For Thanksgiving this year, I was given a break as my son and his wife hosted our family Thanksgiving dinner.
They did a fabulous job, even had two turkeys, one smoked and one baked.
They had all the fixings and asked us to bring appetizers and desserts.
I called up my granddaughter and asked her if she wanted to spend the night Wednesday.
That way we could get up early and make the Kabobs for an appetizer.
She opened the cans, drained any liquid and patted them dry with a paper towel.
We had so much fun making one after the other and piled them into a covered container that fit into the cooler with ice packs.
These are the perfect appetizer, no plate needed unless they take more then one kabob like we did!
This would make a great appetizer for Christmas as well.
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Categories: Cheese, Kabobs, Vegetables/Slaws/Salads
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Two turkeys! Heaven…
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I have some of the smoked turkey and it was SO good!
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This is my basic diet every day!
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What a great diet!
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Ohh these look so cute and delicious!
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I could eat them everyday as well! Thank you Linda 💕
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These not only look delish, but they are pretty! Side note: I have that same relish dish – it once belonged to my grandmother.
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Thank you Kellye, my mother in law gave me hers. Don’t you love things passed on and all the memories?
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Yes, I do, but I’m afraid my kids won’t feel the same way. We have a house full of “treasures” that the probably won’t ever want.
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They may surprise you. I know there’s only certain things I want of my parents but they have so many memories I will have to keep them.
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They look very tasty Diane and how lovely to have someone else do all the hard work for Thanksgiving
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Thank you Sheree! It was a wonderful break from cooking and still enjoying my family.
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They look delicious! I bet they were a big hit!
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Thank you Karla and yes, they sure were a hit.
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Wow! It looks tasty and yummy!
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Thank you so much Viola! You should put a like button on you site. I enjoyed looking through it as it reminded me of all the American Girl Dolls my daughter had.
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A like button? There is one on my posts, but thank you! I am very happy you enjoy my site!
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I got it, I got to the end of the post but didn’t realize I still had to click for the next part.
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What fun! Everyone loves food on a stick!
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They really were fun and a special time with my granddaughter. Thank you Dorothy!
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These look fun and I like that my grandkids could help make these. Isn’t it nice when someone else cooks for you. Sounds like it was a yummy Thanksgiving meal.
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My granddaughter had fun so I bet yours will too. YES!!!! It was such a relaxing day. I didn’t have to clean the house either. Lol
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Two turkeys is great enough. But, salami, ham, cheese, stuffed olives…A Thanksgiving feast made in heaven!
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It sure was JC, thank you!
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This is my specialty. I actually get teased because I always bring cheese, salami, olives and crackers to just about every event! Love the sticks Diane. Hugs, C
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It’s a great addition to any function Cheryl, I don’t blame you for taking them. Thank you!
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💜 I AM Half Way across The World, 🌎 ✨️ 🎶 😌 🙌 ♥️ 🌎 thankfully, from My Family Dramas and Have Next to No Face-To-face Friends due to My State of Consciousness EveryOne; so I AM asking Suggestions how To Do Christmas 🎄 for One EveryBody, I AM THINKING!!! a Ham and a Turkey Roll with veggies such as Brussel Sprouts and Carrots, THOUGHTS!!! Please 🙏🏿
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Well you definitely want leftovers! I think a ham and turkey roll is perfect. We are just having a lot of appetizers.
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💜 Thank you; the Queen of The Kitchen
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They are so yummy looking special because they were made with that special grandchild love.
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The hard part was keeping her from eating them. Lol Thank you Bernadette!
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Ho clever and they look tasty too. I see 15 years from now following another food-related blog, Diane’s granddaughter. 🙂
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Haha You are probably right. She Face Timed me yesterday to tell me how she made her own version of toasted cheese. She was so proud because her brother loved it.
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How fun Diane – this is a good learning experience for your granddaughter. I’m telling you now that I foresee another cooking blog down the road. 🙂
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I would love that!
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A fun ‘together’ project and a great learning experience for your granddaughter. I have to remember this one!
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She was funny because she asked if she could put them on anyway she wanted. I said yes as long as there is one of each on the skewer. Lol
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That looks like a deliciously wonderful Thanksgiving spread!
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Thank you Ab. It was nice and easy.
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Perfect appetizers indeed! Sometimes is good to have a break from cooking and just enjoy all the delicacies 😉
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Amen! Thank you 💕
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Oh, how sweet to have a helper and so yummy!
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You know I love it!
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These are cute and a great activity to do with your granddaughter.
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She had fun and I loved that we did it together. Thank you!
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The food looks colorful and neatly organized.
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Thank you they were so much fun to put together.
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What a fabulous idea!!! I’ll try this for Christmas! Thank you!
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It is the perfect finger food appetizer Jessica. Fun and easy to prepare too. You’re welcome!
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Thank you for reblogging!
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I was wondering what a kebob is (because we call it a kebab) … and then I read it’s the same thing, just a different spelling 🙂. The two of you have done a great job – it looks delicious!
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Well you taught me something new today! Thank you
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Thank you for reblogging!
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