What do tents, tortillas, and turkeys have in common? Well it must be Easter in the Samour household! Easter mass is one of the four times Rob asks requires us to go to mass as a family. So we are definitely one of those "Chreaster" families, with the two additional days of Father's Day and Rob's birthday. Today's mass found us and countless others outside the church in a huge, open, white tent. Although a bit warm, and the sermon a bit long, it was enjoyable and worth the trip. I promised a picture and proof of our attendance, right?
Believe it or not, our eyes are open in the above pic, it's just so bright we're squinting a bit!
We saved seats for the Shanahans, and then headed with them to lunch afterwards. Where do you go on Easter Sunday to eat and avoid a crowd? Filiberto's! We were the only ones there, and dined on burritos and tortilla chips. Then it was home for rest, before preparing the Easter meal. This time we purchased cooked turkey breasts much like the rotisserie chickens, so that the workload was reduced.
Heat, add some gravy, and voila! We also had turkey ham, which is basically turkey made to look and taste like ham. It's great, and the plus is Rob can eat it too.
Mashed potatoes, corn, and cornbread rounded out the rest of the meal.
Happy Easter!
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