#26
Posted: 11/15/05 at 8:53am
LOL! I know. I know.
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
What do you eat for thanksgiving? — Page 2
#27
Posted: 11/15/05 at 9:01am
I haven't eaten there, but a friend has ... James at the Mill
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#28
Posted: 11/15/05 at 9:04am
Thanks SOMMS.
I just forwarded that web address to the company manager.
I just forwarded that web address to the company manager.
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#29
Posted: 11/15/05 at 9:29am
KMF: that sounds super rich--the sweet potato sh!t I mean, and i think it's creme fraiche
Tiff: Kosher turkey IS more expensive, but it has been brined to remove the blood (a salt water bath so to speak) and the results are a much more flavorful and juicy bird.
I'm cooking this year cause the bf's going home to be with family--his grandmother is not doing well, and I'm having some 'mos over. I want to do a stuffed pork loin and some funky sides, but I'm not sure if they'll go for it. I don't want to make a turkey for 4 people, you know?
Tiff: Kosher turkey IS more expensive, but it has been brined to remove the blood (a salt water bath so to speak) and the results are a much more flavorful and juicy bird.
I'm cooking this year cause the bf's going home to be with family--his grandmother is not doing well, and I'm having some 'mos over. I want to do a stuffed pork loin and some funky sides, but I'm not sure if they'll go for it. I don't want to make a turkey for 4 people, you know?
#30
Posted: 11/15/05 at 9:38am
That sounds delicious, lildogs. It'll be nice for a change of pace, especially with some good sides.
To anyone who wants a rich, delicious dessert, I recommend making Paula Dean's ("just a bit more cream and butter") Gooey Pumpkin Cake. Recipe can be found on Food Network's site.
To anyone who wants a rich, delicious dessert, I recommend making Paula Dean's ("just a bit more cream and butter") Gooey Pumpkin Cake. Recipe can be found on Food Network's site.
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#31
Posted: 11/15/05 at 10:12am
They're kind of traditional homos, so I think they'll not be thrilled. I guess I could just do a turkey breast, but that's kinda blah...if I had a big group I'd do something completely over the top, as is my wont.
Paula reminds me of all the church ladies I grew up with; pimiento cheese, crab dip, smothered steaks...oy
Paula reminds me of all the church ladies I grew up with; pimiento cheese, crab dip, smothered steaks...oy
#32
Posted: 11/15/05 at 1:45pm
I often have two Thanksgiving's, as much of my family is Canadian. For this one, though we go traditional, all the way. Turkey (my mom uses vegetables as the rack, so you get some of that flavor in it, too), a really good stuffing with cornbread, apples, cranberries, and walnuts. We do mashed potatoes and sweet potatoes (not yams), cranberries, green beans (usually green bean casserole), and most of the time we have carrots or some other vegetable as well. We've had up to eight different kinds of pie at once, too. It seems like I'm forgetting something, but I can't think what. I guess I'll find out next week!
#33
Posted: 11/15/05 at 2:00pm
Spaghetti carbonara. Calvin Trillin knew what he was talking about.
#34
Posted: 11/15/05 at 2:20pm
Prime rib, sweet potatoes, green bean casserole, corn, pumpkin pie, pecan pie, jumbo shrimp for the appetizer.
"NOT MY DAUGHTER, YOU BITCH!"
#35
Posted: 11/15/05 at 5:54pm
Normally turkey with the works. My mother in law wants Chinese ( go figure ) so since we have no one to cook for Chinese it is. Next year, come hell or high water, it is turkey
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#36
Posted: 11/15/05 at 6:04pm
It's always very traditional at my house (my mother goes all Italian on Christmas Eve with the seafood and sh*t).
But I've recently become completely enthralled with Turducken. Has anyone had this remarkable dish which has a chicken cooked inside a duck cooked inside a turkey? The mind reels!!
But I've recently become completely enthralled with Turducken. Has anyone had this remarkable dish which has a chicken cooked inside a duck cooked inside a turkey? The mind reels!!
"I'm so looking forward to a time when all the Reagan Democrats are dead."
#37
Posted: 11/15/05 at 6:32pm
I do not know why so many people get disgusted by this, as everyone in my family fights for it.....BUT,
my mother makes this hor d'oeuvre, which is equal parts of cream cheese and blue cheese mixed together, and served in small cut celery stalks.
My ex-partner, and my current partner find them disgusting, but my sister and I, even now still fight for the last one......
my mother makes this hor d'oeuvre, which is equal parts of cream cheese and blue cheese mixed together, and served in small cut celery stalks.
My ex-partner, and my current partner find them disgusting, but my sister and I, even now still fight for the last one......
It is ridiculous to set a detective story in New York City. New York City is itself a detective story...
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#38
Posted: 11/15/05 at 7:08pm
korean.
r.i.p. marco, my guardian angel.
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pray to st. jude
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he was the gimmicky sort
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...global warming can manifest itself as heat, cool, precipitation, storms, drought, wind, or any other phenomenon, much like a shapeshifter. -- jim geraghty
pray to st. jude
i'm a sonic reducer
he was the gimmicky sort
fenchurch=mejusthavingfun=magwildwood=mmousefan=bkcollector=bradmajors=somethingtotalkabout: the fenchurch mpd collective
#39
Posted: 11/22/05 at 8:39am
porkchops and applesauce
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#40
Posted: 11/22/05 at 10:27am
Here's the menu:
Roast Turkey with Sausage and Hazelnut Stuffing
Mashed Potatoes & Parsnips
Glazed Brussel Sprouts with Chestnuts
Cranberry Sauce with coffee Poached Pears
Pumpkin pie with fresh whipped cream
Beaujolais nouveau
All made and served with love.
Roast Turkey with Sausage and Hazelnut Stuffing
Mashed Potatoes & Parsnips
Glazed Brussel Sprouts with Chestnuts
Cranberry Sauce with coffee Poached Pears
Pumpkin pie with fresh whipped cream
Beaujolais nouveau
All made and served with love.
#41
Posted: 11/22/05 at 11:56am
We have the traditional, nothing too snazzy. Turkey, mashed potatos, sweet potatos, corn, dinner rolls, green bean casserole, pumpkin pie, apple pie, cherry pie, gravy (although I despise it), cranberry mold, jello, and stuffing. Pretty uneventful foodwise.
#42
Posted: 11/22/05 at 12:31pm
palak paneer, doesn't everyone?
Mind is Mantra.
#43
Posted: 11/22/05 at 12:41pm
I going to my aunt's in western North Carolina, so, whatever she's serving is what I'm having. This will be my 5th Thanksgiving in the U.S., and my 4th at my aunt's and uncle's. They serve traditional fare, from what I can gather. She's a very good cook, and bakes all her pies from scratch. Thanksgiving has become my favorite holiday. I just love it.
And enjoy the beauty - all the joy and beauty - that a Merry Christmas can bring to you!
#44
Posted: 11/22/05 at 12:44pm
I allow the gentleman to select from the menu.
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