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#1

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/11/10 at 10:49am

Here's ours:

Turkey
Pumpkin stuffing (using pumpkin muffins)
Corn pudding
Mashed red bliss potatoes w/manchego cheese
Green bean casserole
Creamed onions
Cranberry-orange relish

Desserts will include pies and pumpkin cheesecake
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#2

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/11/10 at 11:30am

Swiss Steak
Beets
Boiled Potatoes, the Irish kind, a.k.a. Snowballs
Leftover KFC coleslaw
Oreo Cakesters
#4

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/11/10 at 11:46am

Wherever I decide to get food after the parade. Nobody wants to go with me, and nobody is planning a real dinner.
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#5

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/11/10 at 12:09pm

LOL @ Tommyboy.....

We are ordering food from my MIL's country club because somehow she ended up with like a $500 credit there and she has dementia so it's not like she's really able to go to the club herself.

They usually do turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, stuffing, veggies, salad and rolls. I'll probably make a couple pies.
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#6

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/11/10 at 12:16pm

My grandmother is making a turkey and a cheese ball (at my request.)

My mom is making dressing, gravy, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, green beans, a corn casserole and apple dumplings.

My aunt is making an asparagus casserole because it is all she knows how to make and buying a bag of rolls.

I think we are making Cherry Coke cupcakes. lol
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#8

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/11/10 at 5:01pm

Turkey
Onion and celery dressing
Sauerkraut and pork
Mashed potatoes
Turkey gravy
Noodles
Baked corn
Green beans
Baked sweet potatoes with brown sugar/pecan topping
Brocolli casserole
Deviled eggs
Homemade rolls
Cranberry Sauce
Pumpkin and Chocolate pies
Martinis!
Wine!
Martinis!
Martinis!
Martinis!
Coffee
Advil and a pain pill!

Updated On: 11/11/10 at 05:01 PM

#10

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/11/10 at 6:06pm

I, too, am going to the parade this year but I'm preparing most of the meal the night before and re-heating it when I get back from the parade.

The menu:

shrimp cocktail
butternut squash soup
turkey with sausage dressing and low-fat gravy
sweet potatoes
brussel sprouts

low-fat/sugar free pumpkin pie (topped with dark chocolate chips and crystalized ginger)

roasted chestnuts

champagne (the diabetic-friendly choice for the holidays)


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#11

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/11/10 at 8:47pm

Butternut Squash Soup
Spiced Roast Turkey Breast
Cranberry/Raspberry Salad Mold
Mushroom/Rosemary Stuffing
Roast Mushrooms and Kale over Mashed Sweet Potatos
Creamed Pearl Onions
Balsamic Glazed Haricot Verts w/toasted slivered Almonds
Pumpkin Mini pies


Updated On: 11/11/10 at 08:47 PM

#12

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/11/10 at 8:56pm

turkey
bacon-cider gravy
pureed sweet and white potato
roasted brussels sprouts with shallots and pancetta
cornbread, apple, onion, and sausage dressing
collard greens
orange-cranberry sauce with port

Guests will bring dessert.
#13

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/11/10 at 8:58pm

turkey
sausage stuffing
mashed potatos & gravy
roasted sweet potatos
corn
butternut squash
acorn squash
broccoli
biscuits cranberry sauce
salad
and pies for desert:
cherry for dad
chocolate cream for mom
pumpkin for brother & cousins
raspberry/rhubarb for me
pistachio cream for the hubs

we are too damn picky for our own good..half the people won't eat certain foods and the other half won't eat certain food so I have to make too much food to make everyone happy.....the holidays are starting to drive me crazy!!
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#14

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/11/10 at 9:25pm

My son has informed me that the only thing he will eat is the turkey and the bread. He's such a freak. I mean who doesn't like mashed potatoes?
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#15

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/11/10 at 10:02pm

Turkey
Stuffing
Corn Pudding
Mashed potatoes
Baked Sweets
Green bean casserole (ugh)
Salad
snicker peanut butter cookies
oatmeal scotchies
strawberry fudge cheesecake

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#16

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/11/10 at 10:03pm

Stock believe, as a kid I was a PICKY eater around Thanksgiving food. The simple solution: Green Bean Casserole with the fried onions. Sorry but those things are amazing.
#17

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/25/14 at 4:27pm

Now soliciting suggestions for two items:

1 - I randomly purchased some chestnuts from the farmer's market on Sunday. Haven't eaten them since I was a kid. Any side dish recipes that might work well with chestnuts? Also just considering roasting them alone. Any methods recommended that don't involve special equipment? Options available: stove top, electric oven, outdoor bbq gas grill.

2 - I've been tasked with dessert this year. In prior years I've made:
a blackberry crumble with sherry infused whipped cream,
pumpkin spice cake with crystallized ginger and chile pineapple cream cheese frosting,
dark chocolate bacon cupcakes,
persimmon/white chocolate bread pudding


Been asked to prepare something that's served warm and goes well with cream, but not a traditional apple, pumpkin, cherry, pecan pie.
#18

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/25/14 at 5:10pm

Wow those are some specific desert quotas. Have you tried blueberry pie? That might work.

For my house:
Beef tenderloin
Mashed potatoes
Triple Corn Spoon Bread (an elaborate cornbread)
Yeast Rolls
Green beans cooked in bacon fat
Stuffing
And then for desert we are making both pecan pie and banana cream pie
#19

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/25/14 at 5:19pm

The usual

Turkey
Stuffing
Cranberry sauce
Mashed Potatoes
String Beans
Pie
Beaujolais Nouveau Wine - Not bad this year
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#22

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/26/14 at 1:34am

Vienna sausages
Crackers
Sliced "maters"
Sliced onions
Paprika Pringles
Ding Dongs
Beer

Seriously though, it's just the three of us this year, all picky eaters each in our own way. Hubby has only asked for dressing (aka stuffing), and he's easy, so that means a bag of Stouffer's. Or just dining out may be an option. Man, I hate cooking. Lol

Some of the menus posted sound like Food Network or something!
#23

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/26/14 at 10:41am

Oh man...

Turkey & dressing
Cranberry sauce
1000-calorie mashed potatoes (not kidding)
Smashed turnips
Candied yams
Pearl onions w/ sherry cream sauce
Corn pudding
Baked ziti
Spaghetti w/ garlic/olive oil
Stuffed shrimp
Calamari
Green bean casserole

And a ridiculous assortment of appetizers and dessert. I'm making the green bean casserole (from scratch), as well my signature white chocolate/bourbon bread pudding.
#25

So, what's on your Thanksgiving menu?

Posted: 11/26/14 at 11:32am

My sister and I are inviting our father over to our new apartment, and since it's just the three of us, we're doing pheasant instead of turkey. With the pheasant we're having:

Wild rice stuffing
Roasted root vegetables
Sweet potato casserole
String beans with almonds and garlic
Cranberry relish
Garlic bread

And pumpkin cheesecake for dessert
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