What's your Favorite Thanksgiving food?

computer2005 · 11-24-08, 04:10 AM

Turkey!
Stuffing
Mashed Potatoes
Cranberry Sauce
Sweet potatoes
Pumpkin pie
Pecan pie
Green bean
casserole
Dinner rolls
Other (leave a comment!)

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jflick35 · 11-24-08, 09:22 PM

Stufffffffing!!!! Mmmmmmmmm:love:

aximbigfan · 11-24-08, 09:45 PM

None, spammer.

I have pizza. I don't like Turkey, or any pheasant for that matter.

Chris

11-24-08, 10:05 PM

The Grinch stole Christmas

baylee500 · 11-24-08, 10:19 PM

Gee, I think you love more then stuffing!!!! Now answer your phone!!!!!!!

Kool Breeze · 11-24-08, 10:54 PM

Turkey is great, but my absolute favorite is a good honey baked ham! mmmmmmmmm

Leftovers are great for sandwiches, too!

aedmunds7 · 11-25-08, 12:05 AM

Chitterlings, baked macroni & cheese,rum cake, rice & gravy, corn pudding, home made buttered hot rolls, iced tea, sweet potato pies, turkey, honey baked ham, fresh stringbeans, potato salad....just to name a few.

**breley** · 11-25-08, 06:50 AM

I don't have any one particular favorite exactly as it's a combination of several that make it work for me. Turkey, sage and onion dressing (maybe with chestnuts too) , mashed potatoes and turkey gravy are the culinary Thanksgiving Trinity for me. Of course then there's the complimentary "accessories" like green beans, candied sweet potatoes, pumpkin pie, bread, decent wine, etc. that make it all the more special.

As a side note, my Thanksgiving weekend will be picking up a fresh 18-20lb turkey, roasting it, preparing the sweet potatoes, driving both across town with my family to dine with the inlaws who should be providing most everything else, and carving the turkey and serving up. Later in the week I will start my Christmas pudding and do something with the turkey leftovers.

nonentity · 11-25-08, 11:02 AM

Being of Scottish persuasion I don't celebrate Thanksgiving but I found a Thanksgiving turkey quiz for those who are interested.

I managed an amazing 7/20.

Turkey Trivia Quiz

Box · 11-25-08, 11:21 AM

Now I'm really worried about my sanity.

Or perhaps it just explains why I know so much about you Non.

Kool Breeze · 11-25-08, 04:05 PM

Darn, I guess I'm not smarter than a turkey:

Your score:
That's turkeyrific! You got 10 questions right.

That was fun, nonentity! Thanks for the find!

Box · 11-25-08, 05:13 PM

In case anyone had any doubts, I did cheat.

I actually only got 6.

Seems I'm less of a Turkey than Non.

KB, 10 out of 20 is 50% therefore you are only half a turkey, are you leg or breast?
As for being smarter than a turkey, if your wife starts feeding you chestnuts with sage and onion and starts using butter as a massage oil, Run....run for your life.

**breley** · 11-25-08, 05:43 PM

Originally Posted by Box

As for being smarter than a turkey, if your wife starts feeding you chestnuts with sage and onion and starts using butter as a massage oil, Run....run for your life.

I'm guessing the threat would largely be determined by how and where the stuffing was being applied.:hide:

Box · 11-25-08, 05:49 PM

Ah breley, I knew you would understand.

Kool Breeze · 11-26-08, 12:29 AM

Originally Posted by Box

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KB, 10 out of 20 is 50% therefore you are only half a turkey, are you leg or breast?
As for being smarter than a turkey, if your wife starts feeding you chestnuts with sage and onion and starts using butter as a massage oil, Run....run for your life.

Originally Posted by breley

I'm guessing the threat would largely be determined by how and where the stuffing was being applied.:hide:

You two are sick I tell you................

..............just plain sick!

That's exactly why I love this place!

And for what it's worth, Box, I'm a breast man! ;)