Every year on New Year’s Eve I make a tourtière (Canadian Pork Pie).

Why?
I have no idea why!
I guess it just tastes ‘wicked’ good.
I do know that it took me years to perfect this recipe to get it to taste like I remembered when I lived back in New England.
Traditionally, tourtière is made on Christmas Eve. I think I am about a week behind with that tradition.
I have noted that I do use the same plates every years on New Year’s Eve when I serve tourtiere. That must count for something! Shouldn’t it?

Just the same, it came out good and the family enjoyed it very much.
Happy New Year! I hope 2013 will be a lucky year for all.




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Happy New Year Liz! Your tourtière looks delicious. It reminds me of my Aunt, she was the designated tourtière maker, I haven’t made it or eaten it in a long while. *hugs*