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Thanksgiving Dinners?

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  1. angorabunny30

    angorabunny30 New Member

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    What is the menu for Thanksgiving Dinner folks? Is it turkey, crown roast of pork, duck or what? :eek:
     
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    Oh, turkey, of COURSE!!! It wouldn't be Thanksgiving without turkey. Oh, for Christmas, you have some leeway. You can fix turkey again, or have ham, or even steak and lobster. I've known some families to order pizza or have a big Mexican or Italian feast.

    But Thanksgiving? Don't mess with tradition....it's turkey, all the way. And of course, dressing, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, corn, and that soupy green bean casserole...all topped off with pumpkin pie, of course!

    A traditionalist,

    Elizabeth [​IMG]
     
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    soupy green bean casserole...
    It is NOT Thanksgiving with out that!!!! I agree Thanksgiving is for turkeys. Duck or goose is great for Christmas! :eek: :eek:
     
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    Turkey, turkey, turkey.......

    I bought a broad breasted turkey, havung, dressing, gravy, sweet potatoe casserole, green beans, cranberry sauce, deviled eggs, pie. Mashed potatoes on Friday to give the leftovers a lift.
    My son would care for a holiday meal without cranberry sauce and deviled eggs, thats all there is to him, doesn't care what else there is.
     
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    <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by angorabunny30:
    What is the menu for Thanksgiving Dinner folks? Is it turkey, crown roast of pork, duck or what? :eek:<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

    Yes, yes, yes, and yes... :D

    Joseph Botwinick
     
    #5 Joseph_Botwinick, Nov 18, 2001
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    Absolutely Turkey. Then potato filling (probably never had it if you're not PA Dutch), gravy, sweet potatoes, corn, applesauce, cranberry relish, string beans, oyster filling, bread, lima beans. For dessert (a few hours later) will be pumpkin pie and mince meat pie. A few more hours then cold turkey sandwiches. A few more hours then 2-3 Tums.
     
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    potato filling
    Please give details!!!! :cool: :rolleyes:
     
    #7 angorabunny30, Nov 19, 2001
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    My son would care for a holiday meal without cranberry sauce and deviled eggs, thats all there is to him, doesn't care what else there is.
    Sounds like my son! He would only eat turkey and mashed potatoes!! ;)
     
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    Yes, yes, yes, and yes...

    I tell you, duck roasted with veggies and fruit in the cavity and a little stuffing on the side is good too! ;) [​IMG]
     
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    I found the recipe for it! On the net! My family and I are going to try it!!! :eek:
     
    #10 angorabunny30, Nov 19, 2001
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    <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by angorabunny30:
    potato filling
    Please give details!!!! :cool: :rolleyes:    <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

    Potato filling is GREAT!!! I put it right up with the turkey as to how much I look forward to it. Best I can tell here's how it's done:

    Peel and cut about 4 lbs of potatoes and boil them (same as for mashed potatoes)

    Saute in butter about 3 medium onions and 10 stalks of celery.

    Soak 10 slices of bread in about 2 cups of milk.

    After the potatoes boil soft mix all the above together and put it on the mixer and mash just like mashed potatoes, while adding 6 eggs.

    Bake in bowl at 350 degrees for ??? I guess 45 minutes or an hour, until the top forms a brown crust.

    serve it just like mashed potatoes, best with turkey gravy.

    We have it for Thanksgiving and Christmas. As a side dish it will serve about 10 Pennsylvania dutchmen or twenty normal people. :D :D
     
    #11 Pennsylvania Jim, Nov 22, 2001
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