Saturday, December 19, 2009

Thanksgiving in Sudan

Lori, Phalice, and I, the three American women on our team, spent most of the afternoon cooking up a storm. Yes, this is our kitchen.

Dreamwhip in Yabus? You bet ya! Lori's parents sent homemade whipped cream packets.

Our team gathered for our special Thanksgiving meal. These were very strange foods for them to try but overall we had a very good time and we were all stuffed by the end.
THE MENU:
Glazed ham
mashed potatoes and gravy
green bean casserole with real frenchfried onions sent from the States (except made with mixed vegetables)
jello fruit salad
homemade rolls
pumpkin pie with whipped cream on top!


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