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I'm still undecided........ :dontknow:

But if you've already decided (or if you have "a secret dish") please share!
 
Not that this meal is any big deal for me, I'll be going with the Swanson's Hungry Man Turkey Dinner, with cranberry sauce and stuffing...

That's 1 1/4 lbs of good eating :thumbsup:
 
Deep Fried Turkey

Country ham

Greens and Hocks

Squirrel, gravy & rice

Sweet taters

Pearl onions & peas in cream

Smashed taters & giblet gravy

Cornbread and rolls

Sweet tater pie

Pecan pie

Red velvet cake

Thats the main stuff anyhow
 
Jeep, that all sounds good except for the squirrel, then again, I never ate squirrel before...

What time is dinner? I'll leave my Swanson's in the freezer :tongue3:
 
spartacus53 said:
Jeep, that all sounds good except for the squirrel, then again, I never ate squirrel before...

What time is dinner? I'll leave my Swanson's in the freezer :tongue3:

Taste's like Squirrel :laughing7:

Door's always open and food will be on low all day :wink:

Koolaid and cola in the house, clear stuff in mason jar's out back ::)

Yep, leave the swanson's in the freezer and ya might as well leave your coat there as well, it's warm down here.
 
2 meals happening, one at my home with hubbys parents

cornish game hens
shrimp on grill
grilled corn on the cob
roasted taters/veggies
salad
some pie for dessert

At my parents house usual turkey and sides. nothing fancy, just good eating
 
Nothing fancy.............turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, cranbury sauce, green beans, beets, salad, dinner rolls, pumpkin pie with cool whip and hot tea.
 
Marc said:
Pizza.

Sadly.


Where are you marc?. The moon???, if you are with your beautiful partner in France, they have some great food, as you know.
 
hammered said:
Marc said:
Pizza.

Sadly.


Where are you marc?. The moon???, if you are with your beautiful partner in France, they have some great food, as you know.

France. (for not much longer!!!!!!!!!!!!)

You mean the stinky expensive stuff served with flies? (yes TWICE in my food!)

Exploded goose liver? Frog legs? Stinky cheese? Dry white bread without butter? oooooo k!

Sorry - you and I have a different opinion of "French Cuisine".

Thank god you get French fries with EVERYTHING - at least THEY won't kill you!
 
Marc, Just put the Leftover's in the fridge!! Come by if your Close For a Plate!!!! Its still Warm!!! Chug and Red!!! Guess not Your a little far away!!!!! Happy thanksgiving Chug and Red
 
Smoked turkey, it was mouth watering good.
 
Marc said:
they do do some great beef, not as good as ours

So true, rescue me.... sitting here in Cannes... hungry and frustrated.
 
Turkey, dressing, gravy, mashed potatoes, pea salad, homemade macaroni and cheese, cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes, succotache, yeast rolls, coconut pie, carrot cake, homemade custard. Yuummmm. rockhound
 
oh crap I edited instead of responded. My apologies.
 
Marc said:
oh crap I edited instead of responded. My apologies.

No probs marc, come over for some great local rib eye, or fore rib. All local reared and cut, great veg too :thumbsup:
 
We had 2 turkeys, a ham, sweet taters, homemade buns cooked in an old, iron stove with wood, some of my homemade pumpkin pie, some delicious homemade apple pie, GREAT gravy, a cranberry dish made with apples and berries, wine, mashed taters, and stuffing. One of my granddaughters made her first turkey by herself. She brined it in some homemade brine for 16 hours before baking it. The breast meat dripped with juices. (A torch has been passed ;D ) When grace was said, we were all reminded of the very first Thanksgiving so the younger folks in the family would know why we have the tradition and the type of people that founded this nation and we all said a prayer.
 

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