What are your favorite Thanksgiving Foods?

[mikemike12]

Thanksgiving is coming up and I am getting excited and starving just thinking about it...



My favorites:

Gruyere Baked Potatoes

Easy as hell make. Bake some potatoes, take them out, open then up a bit, cover with gruyere cheese, bake till the cheese melts and starts to brown. I then add some chives and sour cream.

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Pumpkin Pie!

(just buy mine )







what about you guys?

[JJ78]

I make a very good Truffle Mac & Cheese
Squash Cassarole
Sweet Potaoe Cassarole..yes with marshmellows
Turkey Gravy cranberries
banana pudding
Turkey sammies
Brocolli
pecan pie
standing rib roast
Turkey

This is what I am cooking next week

All organic

[DSM4Life]

I eat as much bird as I can.

[AD]

I eat as much bird as I can.

[Hazard]

I eat as much bird as I can.

[Igifuno]

In addition to the traditional Thanksgiving cuisine, the Italian side of my family always makes stuffed shells, lasagne, and meatballs for turkey day.

[mikemike12]

I eat as much bird as I can.

You ever tried frying one? I want to give that a go one of these days. Heard its a surefire way of a tasty juicy bird but you have to do it outside for obvious reasons...

[DSM4Life]

You ever tried frying one? I want to give that a go one of these days. Heard its a surefire way of a tasty juicy bird but you have to do it outside for obvious reasons...

Funny you mention that. We were talking about that the other day and might give it a try this year.

[diesel101]

You ever tried frying one? I want to give that a go one of these days. Heard its a surefire way of a tasty juicy bird but you have to do it outside for obvious reasons...

Its kinda of a mess but it does make a damm good bird!
make sure to use peanut oil.

[diesel101]

In addition to the traditional Thanksgiving cuisine, the Italian side of my family always makes stuffed shells, lasagne, and meatballs for turkey day.

I'll be over early!

[Hazard]

Funny you mention that. We were talking about that the other day and might give it a try this year.

You actually can dry out a turkey real bad by frying it. Theres tips and tricks tho.... wrapping it in foil while frying helps keep the skin from burning.

[gbrice75]

Simple - all of them.

[songdog]

I am with qbrice all of them

[Armykid93]

Honest to God I love them all, every food served on Thanksgiving.

[JD250]

Budweiser....... after a couple days with family I tend to enjoy several of them in a row.

[Igifuno]

Budweiser....... after a couple days with family I tend to enjoy several of them in a row.

Lol. I hear that. My famous egg nog will make everyone not annoying.

[tarmyg]

Patrick, Yes, this was the name of the free range, organic raised Turkey we got here in Germany last year. Best Turkey I have EVER had, hands down.

Thanks
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[almostgone]

I guess it would be smoked turkey. We usually brine a couple of birds and cook them in the smoker using charcoal, hickory, and a tad of wet pecan shells.
Generally(as usual), I annoy/amuse the wife because when the turkeys are done I'm ready to eat....forget the side dishes, etc. I just donkey punch the turkeys and rip off a hunk.....lather, rinse, and repeat until temporarily full.

[almostgone]

I guess it would be smoked turkey. We usually brine a couple of birds and cook them in the smoker using charcoal, hickory, and a tad of wet pecan shells.
Generally(as usual), I annoy/amuse the wife because when the turkeys are done I'm ready to eat....forget the side dishes, etc. I just donkey punch the turkeys and rip off a hunk.....lather, rinse, and repeat until temporarily full.

This process has begun...

[Mp859]

Gotta go kill a turkey and deep fry that beesh.


And then the wife's green bean casserole