THANKSGIVING COSCTO HAUL 2020 : Adventuring Family of 11
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- It's time to get our Thanksgiving haul and naturally Costco is the first place we start! We realize now that we should have done a lot of this grocery shopping a week ago since so many items are already sold out!
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Mike is so patient. If I was telling my husband what food was going into which dish he would be out after 30 seconds.
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30 seconds? Mine would've said, "Is this something I need to know? No?? OK, bye." lol
Agree!!! He's a keeper😊
Wow, I don't even know how to answer this...
I thought this also!
That big “trophy” container is actually a Champagne bucket.
I don't do comments but I'm glad someone said this. But I don't think they drink so they probably are not aware.
I was about to say this lol😁
@@milunaskitchena4840 They dont drink as they are mormon. I dont even think they do coffee. Not sure. I know they do tea though. But they bought sparkling cider and its in campaign type bottles and could have put those in it.
milunaskitchen a they are Mormons
My tip for future Holiday meals for those who are cooking for a large gathering,...buy 2 smaller turkeys (12-14 lbs) instead of one 22-24 pounder. They cook in half the time and you end up with 4 wings and 4 drumsticks! (Yes I know they wanted to cook a small turkey, LOL). Happy TG all! :D
I would have bought two Turkey breasts
@@cherylemaybury9967 This year I am cooking a small turkey and my first "Tofurkey" for my 3 vegetarian kids! LOL! Wish me luck! :D
Tip for oven space: I cook our turkey in an electric roaster in a separate room so it’s out of the oven and out of the way! Then my oven is freed up to make stuffing and sweet potato casserole!! The turkey is always delicious, I’ve done as big as 22lbs, and yes, the skin does still brown!
It's funny to me to hear you say that a turkey bigger than 20 pounds is too big! You've got a big family!
My Dad had my Mom make 25-28+ pound turkeys every year and there were only 7 people eating it.
It makes great sandwiches. We freeze any left overs and make turkey pot pie, turkey casserole, soup, add it over salad, etc. It is a great staple to have in your freezer when you need it!
Happy Thanksgiving!
LOL I HAVE A 20 LB TURKEY FOR 6! Plan to enjoy leftovers and nothing like a turkey sandwich!
definitely!!!!!!!
I have a 17lb for 5 of us. The leftover possibilities
Turkey pot pie
turkey soup, turkey tetrazzini, turkey pot pie, turkey sandwiches... at $.39 a pound you can not go wrong - the bigger the better
Agreed... we got a 16 lb. turkey for the two of us. Love our leftovers... sandwitches, soups, freeze some. Turkey is so reasonable and so versatile.
"...as a person I don't really care what is being served on what ..."" That was a hoot! Reminded me of an exact exchange my husband and I would have had!
We need to always try to use our best dishes even if there will be only family. If 2020 has taught us any thing its to treasure our family❤️
Megan your table scape will be lovely and I thought that was pewter chargers , silly me😁
Happy Thanksgiving to you all
I can imagine that when looking back on the recipes from today they will marvel at how we were obsessed with avocado.
I think we should make it nice just for us and not worry about taking out the good stuff just for the company. Not just this year but always. We are special guests too. I decided on this quite a while ago and it's fun. Yes, it is more work but it is quite rewarding. Thank you so much for sharing everything. I love seeing the thrift store finds.
Loving Mike's random narration on today's video 🤣
Thanks guys for the extra long vlog, I really needed to escape today and this has helped lift me up like you wouldn't believe. Big hugs from Glasgow x
The extra big turkey is always good for sandwiches and soup
Hi from Lisa in Cincinnati OH. You 2 are so funny together. An you both work very well together. Happy Thanksgiving.
And turkey-noodle casserole! mmm mmm
Turkey pot pies
Megan, I too have a dish addiction. I have to tell myself you have no more room for dishes! But they're soooo pretty! Thrifting for vintage things is my entertainment.
I grew up without a father figure and seeing the way Mike is so encouraging and loving to all of the children makes me want to cry with joy, you are such amazing parents ❤️
The most important people you will ever entertain is your immediate family💗
My daughter (she's 4) and I were watching One Voice Children Choir videos and all of the sudden we got a notification that you guys posted a new video, my daughter got all excited and said "Mom there's Megan! She's our neighbor!" (We live in Idaho, geography is hard) I thought it was cute because she really does enjoy your videos and commenting about the things you guys do. Happy Thanksgiving Eve! God bless you guys for spreading your joy everywhere. We love you!
If my youngest (7yrs) is on my phone, and a notification pops up she hands it back to me saying "oop its Mike and Meghan Mum!!" We're in England. She loves watching them! Xx
A friend of mine buys extra turkeys at this time. She says you can't beat .39 cents a pound for protein.
I am from South Africa and we have what looks like the exact same recipe book (but called by a different name) from the 50's except it has a lot of South African traditional dishes in it as well...and you are so right about the canned pineapple, I noticed that too!! ;) Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! xx
we eat Turkey in New Zealand for Christmas amount other delishness - my family cook the turkey in a oven bag to keep it juice - we also "stuff" the turkey which I think you Americans call dressing - we put ours inside the bird - sage in the bottom and cranberry stuffing in the neck - takes longer to cook but with the oven bag so moist and delish - all the juices stay inside the bag and you release them at the end to make the gravy but the biggest BUT for you all is if you oven decides to run hot for the Thanksgiving cooking of the Turkey the oven bag will protect it and keep it moist
Mike might've been taking his life in his hands when he said, "We could just have cereal for Thanksgiving." LOL Hope you can get the frozen giblets out of the turkey cavity to be making that gravy today! That CAI cookbook is like a text book. I love the silver and pewter tableware collection! Should be very festive!
So many leftover turkey options, casseroles, sandwiches, etc. We were a family of 8 and never had a problem figuring out other dishes. I think you can do it! Lol
I just really miss you guys. I watched allllll your videos from the beginning so now it’s like forever to get a new video 😂
Such a sweet family! I’m hooked on these beautiful and sweet family videos.💖👏
What a blessing you are to me and others I’m sure, it’s SO refreshing to watch a beautiful Christian family, much love and prayers
I’m really enjoying watching these relaxed vlogs, it feels like I’m there hanging out with you, and you both really make me laugh 😁 Great news for Elijah 👏🏻
Growing up we lived away from all of our relatives. It was just my mom dad and us kids. My mom did exactly what Meg is doing right now. Polishing silver and getting out the crystal bowls and glasses and all the fancy things she has hidden away all year long. It’s not for showing off. It’s for her and the memories she’s making for the family. especially the kids. It’s a special day no matter who sees it or doesn’t.
Anytime you lay a frig down you need 2 leave it sit for 24 hrs for freon 2 settle
In my day, the fridge was always transported upright. Tech has come a lonng way :)
They did mention that they would let it sit awhile
Yup... I got the same frig... and we let it sit overnight before plugging it in. It's a great frig... perfect for storing overflow.
We keep most of our dairy in ours... butter, cheeses, sour cream, eggs etc. This way it eliminates a lot of clutter in the main frig. Much easier to find things.
I'm with Megan.... with all that is going on in the world, this Thanksgiving needs to be special. I brought out all my matching serving bowls and platters, the serving utensils, silverware, stemware and fine China. It's Wednesday evening and the table is already set for tomorrow with flowers too.
For the first time in 26 years there will be no extended family over for dinner. Everyone bringing one or two dishes, and ending up with a ton of leftovers!
Just Dad, Mom, my hubby, daughter and myself.
So grateful that we can get together and enjoy each other's company. Feeling super blessed!
Happy Thanksgiving Knorpp Ohana!
My mom's friend put her Turkey in her garage 3-4 days before Thanksgiving every year. She lived until age 82 and never got sick I have put mine in the kitchen sink, no water 1 day before when it was still not thawed. We survived. If it's at all frozen the best way is to make it in the plastic bags, better chance of it turning out. Make sure you have a meat thermometer. We couldn't afford one this year. So no worriies here. Happy Thanksgiving to your family. Hugs..
I sure hope that possum doesn't come back for that turkey you left outside😂
First thing I thought about! lol
LOL! I thought the same thing.
Y’all are relationship goals. You work so well together. Inspiring. The chemistry is alive and well.
🤣🤣🤣 "rolls on here.." "sureee..." hes such a good sport 🥰🥰 Happy Thanksgiving 🥧🍽
My neighbor had two turkeys Axle Rose and David Bowie. They were very, mean and grew to be 40lbs each. We lived on neighboring farms, and David Bowie would attack me when I was doing chores on my 4 wheeler!! One day my neighbor said to me. Do you have a turkey for Thanksgiving yet?????? Yup....David Bowie, in my freezer, all 40lbs of him.
I LOVE vintage recipes! Nice find at the thrift store.
FYI .. Its a Champaign Bucket ... you should put your Sparkling Cider in it :-)
Absolutely!
I was going to say the same thing then saw your comment..great minds think alike...LoL
I was going to tell them the same thing.
I found the cookbook and ordered it. I did pay more then a dollar, but I did choose one published in my birth year. Of course EBAY
Make your turkey in a baking bag! So juicy! Also I feel you Megan! I sound like a pack of dolphins even at the grocery store!” Though lately I tend to kick myself the whole trip with minimizing touch points and what not...it’s so easy to forget.
I dont remember how much our turkey weighed, it was a 9 dollar one, but tip for next year: you can defrost it overnight in the sink in the kitchen and the warmth from the house and it just sitting there all night will help it thaw faster and if you dont trust it out till you are ready to brine it then the moment you notice it thawed just pop it in the fridge. Its faster than ice water. I noticed ours was thawed before the morning somewhat and then in the morning it was done and it sitting at room temp a few hours isn't bad.
Mike, you videotape the family and happenings really well. Feels like we're part of the family! Luv your family - so genuine and down-to-earth. Happy Thanksgiving to the Knorpp's!
Omgosh Megan you are so dang funny. I wish I was neighbors you would be a hoot to be around!
Happy thanksgiving Knorpp family!
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It is all interesting and I love how relaxed everyone is. Just makes for a cozy fun video.
It is so sweet that you are sharing this planning
In PA and NY, small turkeys were in short supply. Big family gatherings are not allowed because of covid, so everyone bought the small turkeys first. It was great! We ended up with a couple 23+ pound birds!
A 20 lb turkey for a family of nine is not too much. What are you thinking...left over turkey and trimmings make great sandwiches the next day. I am sure none of the food will go to waste with all those big boys and appetites. I think Megan is more interested in what the food is going in rather than cooking it. So funny!
Since it’s my husband and I , he has asked me to make Green Chili Burros for Thanksgiving. I know it’s not traditional but I don’t eat Turkey and We usually eat Ham at Christmas if I can get one at a decent price. Prices are much higher this year and we just can’t afford it. Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
One year we did “we are thankful for what is in the freezer” Thanksgiving & had pacific salmon. It was really cool to eat what we had in the house.
I can picture that large silver footed vase filled with holly and silk poinsettia for Christmas. It is a beautiful piece and the engraving is part of its history.
I have 2 different versions of that cookbook. I love laughing at all the old recipes like "wet toast". If maple thin pancakes is in that version, it is a MUST try. It was the Sunday morning breakfast my dad made every weekend he wasn't working. It was also requested by and friend that slept over. We even have a special pan that cannot be used for anything else lol
Invest in a roaster! It’s wonderful to make turkeys and doesn’t take your oven space up! 😉
I agree-we make the best turkey in our electric roaster 🦃🤎💛🧡🤍
🤣😂I have a 24 lb turkey to roast and a 12 lb to smoke for 11 people, I love having Leftovers and to freeze some. Mine are in the brine now!Happy Thanksgiving ! I did my table vignette tonight and it’s only my kids and their littles, it’s fun to have a pretty table on special occasions.
I lucked out and got a 14.77 pound young turkey for $4.28 our Meijer had them on sale for 29 cents a pound! It’s just my husband and myself but this way we will freeze some for Christmas also I will make soup and a few more meals. 😀😷🦋
Crushed pineapple, 7-up and some brown suggar on ham that you have sliced and then baked in the oven w/o the covering is one of the best dished you will ever eat! I always bring to bereaved families and they rave about it. Well my family loves it too. But I know it good cuz so many other families love it too! Happy Thanksgiving!
My sister was thawing her Turkey the same way when she told me I was like how will putting a frozen Turkey thaw in an ice bath (in old days grandma ran warm water over things to thaw), but it actually worked. Learn something new everyday lol.
Happy Thanksgiving to you all
Oh my goodness! I just got some of those olive dishes for Thanksgiving this year! How fun!
My family has cancelled Thanksgiving and Christmas - So I just pulled out of the freezer some left over Roast Beef Stoop (cross between soup and stew) - It will be yummy. Your table is going to look really nice.
Extra turkey can be used for casseroles , soups and just about anything you use chicken in. Freeze the leftover meat. Or cut it up and cook only half
Hello! I am grateful for you and your family. Good clean fun! Mike thank you for trimming your beard. It was bothering me! 🤣. Happy Thanksgiving!
I kind of chuckled to myself as I watched this yesterday. While you were discussing which foods would go in which fancy bowls and platters my husband was picking up my Walmart order with about a dozen foil pans 🤷🏻♀️ I remember all too well the days when I used to bring out the fancy stuff for our Thanksgiving meal. But over the years my youngest sister started hosting Thanksgiving dinner and I had got used to not needing to do all that. This year we cannot attend the family Thanksgiving dinner at my sister's house because of covid 😥 besides the governor's mandates on gatherings, I became ill last week with covid. So, besides trying to keep things kind of normal for our family, just my husband, one son and four granddaughters we're raising, I'm trying to keep this meal memorable, yet as simple as possible. So, it was refreshing to me to see that you and your family are not letting go of the holiday traditions as far as breaking out the "good" stuff ❤️
I am so excited for your son to go back to Japan!!! I am sure he is thrilled! My missionaries are both home this Thanksgiving.
Great news for Elijah!! Love the old cookbook, I’ve collected a few & I have a Home Ec. text that my Great Aunt used as either a student or a teacher and a 1919 cookbook from my dad’s family.
Happy Thanksgiving Knorpp And South family!!!! And anyone else who celebrates. In Australia we don't celebrate it! I love how your family work together! I love your video catch ups and can see what y'all been up to. Many blessings to you all!!! :)
I love "THE BOOK", lol, I really do pretty cool old recipe book , Megan always finds treasures while thrifting , I miss thrifting , those pewter plates were beautiful , I also collect pewter , I have bowls and little trays , also a big ice bucket I put utensils in it , hope you guys have an awesome Thanksgiving, look forward to the next vlog . Thanks for sharing.
Happy Thanksgiving Knorpp family! 💜
Mike,,,,it doesn’t matter that you’re home,,,,the dishes will make it much more fun and elegant! Good job Megan!
I always buy the biggest turkey (20lbs+) for our family of 3. It gives us left overs for so long. Turkey sandwiches, stuffing waffles topped with turkey, turkey tandoori pie and lots of soup. This year I have 3 bags of broth in the freezer, and that is just from the carcass.
Overachiever award goes to! 🏆Sounds yum!
@@PNWShanaLee I've been out of work since march, and cooking/baking/canning makes me happy. Also we love all the turkey. We had our canadian thanksgiving in october, so now I get to enjoy watching the americans do it all,
Happy Thanksgiving! Glad you're not using Tarnix....that stuff is potent! Beautiful finds...l love your new home and all the improvements...though temporary!
I was born in 1950 so your cookbook is 70 years old! But, I personally believe old things are the best!
Sweet potatoes in the Insta pot....holy sweet potatoes!!! Sooo delish! Seems like a 20 pound turkey would be just enough for you guys, having a day or two of leftovers for sandwiches and a pot of soup!
I have an electric roasted and I only use it on Thanksgiving. I pull it out of the box and plug it in on a fold out table outside so I can free up my counters and use my oven for my casseroles. I keep my Turkey baster, meat thermometer and meat grabber handle thingys inside the roaster when I put it away each year so I know where it is and it will be ready for the next year. By using it only once a year this could last at least 30+ years. My dad has been doing this my whole life and at 74 is still using his second roaster oven he bought in the late 80’s.
Happy Thanksgiving Knorpp Family! I live in Canada and the gov't is looking at opening the border on Dec 21 but that can change. lol Congratulations Elijah! Oh and good for Daniel learning how to play the piano. Loved watching that
Loving watching you prep for Thanksgiving its lovely to see. Wishing Elijah well, such lovely news. From us over the pond in middle England.
That cookbook looks great. My bible for learning to cook was The Joy of Cooking..... in the 70's. I still make the twice stuffed sweet potatoes from there, they are incredible if you don't like all the sweetness and marshmallows of a casserole. The recipe you mentioned in the last video for the cranberry curd tart seemed really delicious. You should try it sometime and if you like it let us know and put the recipe in your web site. I looked for it on the internet and there are some, but I don't think they were the same. For future reference the turkey breasts defrost much faster than a big turkey. Also I didn't know you had to put ice in the water to defrost anything, cold water yes and if you left it in the cooler with just a bit of ice it would have been good. We had a restaurant a long time ago and I had to take the Dept. of Health classes and get a certificate before opening.
I can not reccomend oven bags enough for this type of thing. It cuts the cooking time in half. We normally stuff the Turkey with cut lemons and oranges then use a poultry herb and butter mix that we rub between the skin and the Turkey. It's always moist and full of flavor. Yummy!! We pre bake all the other dishes before the turkey that way all we have to do is warm them up afterwards.
Oh goodness, Thanksgiving here in NC... don't even get me started.... but Happy Thanksgiving to ya'll... and soon... hopefully soon... we will be able to be back to normal.... Hugs~ Lea
Happy Thanksgiving to you all. Good luck to Elijah on his travels back to Japan. My daughter sets off to Tokyo on Friday to teach English & your right its one off the safest places to be. Love your vlogs been following since the beginning .. 😊
This video made me laugh..Megan was on a roll..dinner roll....😂😂😂 Happy Thanksgiving to you all..prayers and big hugs... 😘😘
love those pewter plates and all the silver 👍🏼
Can’t wait to see you table All set up with your silver ware it going to look amazing
I rarely cook. Also I'm in Israel and not all the Americans celebrate Thanksgiving.
I have joined w others to celebrate Thanksgiving. Turkey necks cooked in a barley soup....one year I joined w a friend and I bought turkey deli meat, pitas and she made a salad.
It's the being together that's the most important IMO.
Of course it is fun and memorable the tradition of certain foods.
Blessings, love and prayers to all, from Israel 🇮🇱
We have an extremely small oven and just start the Turkey early, then do the other things that need to be baked. This year we had a 22lb Turkey gifted to us and also made mashed potatoes, gravy, dressing, roasted Brussel sprouts, dinner rolls, Watergate salad, chocolate cream pie & key lime pie! Hope you all had a great meal!
A very Happy Thanksgiving to you and you family from the island of Trinidad!
Polishing silver is so satisfying
I remember Thanksgiving in Ireland, was so special
Hi Knorpps, I just saw a video on a fast way to polish silver! You need a leg trash can or storage bin, line it with tin foil walls and bottom then fill with water. Put silver in and put lots of backing soda and let set for 20 mins....whalla beautiful shinny silver.
That neck massager in the first minute inside the store is worth every penny!!
Happy Thanksgiving! Can't wait to watch your Thanksgiving meals.
Great news about Elder Knorpp! 💕
Megan & Mike " Happy Thanksgiving " to your family and you ! Cheers !!!!!
Tip for next year is to buy the breast if you like that then buy some turkey wings/legs to roast a day or two before for drippings to make gravy. Happy Thanksgiving!
A friend of mine grills their turkey in a beer bath all day. Its super tender and falls off the bone . He sits it in the pan with it seasoned and starts about 7 am and just pours a can of beer or two over it every hr until about 3-4 in the afternoon its the best we ever had. Have not tried it myself yet since its only 4 of us and our kids are still not really meat eaters.
A little tip to keep your turkey hot for at least an hour or, so you can still use your oven...take it out of the roaster and place on your cutting board and wrap it with tin foil and then cover it with a heavy bath towel....I do this every time I cook a turkey and still need my oven for my sweet potatoes. Try it works.
Hi Ryan's mom Sam here.... in the UK we don't celebrate *Thanksgivings * for us its all about Christmas Day and Boxing Day ( which is the day after Christmas day they is a reason it called this) and we aren't having Turkey as I find they is so much waste so we will get a Stuffed Turkey Breast 😁 but can I say you have a Miss Mash of food that really shouldn't go together 😂 but enjoy hope it's a good day xx
Fun video to watch! I have bought so much silver serving dishes from thrift stores.
I’m from Louisiana. We would make a gumbo with leftover thanksgiving turkey.
We always get a whole Turkey! And I always put it in a Reynolds Turkey bag! It always turns out great! Never had a bad one, and the bag makes it super easy! Only 3 of us, and iits a 20 lb Turkey! We love all the leftovers, freeze, all but maybe 1 dinners worth, and cut up some for Turkey sandwiches, and i use the carcass for my Turkey corn noodle soup! We get lots of different meals out of 1 bird!
Baking soda and vinegar for the silverware, easier to polish after
Happy Thanksgiving, we are in total lockdown here in Manitoba Canada. Our Costco and every other store can only sell essential food . Nothing else no toys , craft supply’s clothes other than outerwear for winter. Liquor stores and weed stores can stay open . Something wrong with this I think . Stay safe .
.. We're in BC, watching the news about you. Such a horrible time we are in eh? We saw the plastic wrap and tarps around the non essential items in your Costco and WalMart. We are under stricter restrictions now too. Sadly our little g'daughter doesn't get her birthday party this weekend... but we just need to stay focused, be proactive, stay safe and stay healthy. Wishing you all the best. 💕
Hey guys. Toronto is lockdown as well. Had to find a therapist to talk to. This too shall pass. God is good.
@@jenniferhenrich2852 .. 🙏💖
In Australia those sandwich makers are called jaffle irons and the toasted sandwich that comes out of it is called...you guessed it...a jaffle. I use mine on the burner on my stove. Works just fine. Enjoy!
We call they them Mountain Pies or Hobo Pies. Get your fire hot, and once the coals are nice and red, stick the pie maker in with whatever you want to make, fruit pies, pizza pies, so many options. They cook up fast and if you have several irons, you can feed your crowd in no time. We like to sprinkle powder sugar on the fruit pies.
That's fantastic news for Elijah, I felt for him having done so much to prepare for Japan. I'm somewhere between you on tableware, will set a nice table but I'm going to have my (two) guests serve themselves from the cooking vessels