thanksgiving  gravy or stuffing ??
955742
stuffing, yummy\n\n:> peace
789825
We have both turkey and ham because my mom hates turkey. ALSO we have :\n\nHome made Crescent rolls, Green Bean Casserole, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Creamed Corn, Scalloped Potatoes, Cranberry Dressing, Fruit Salad, Devilled Eggs, Vegetable, Fruit & Relish Trays, etc. I KNOW I'm forgetting something. Sorry. \n\nFor dessert, we have Pumpkin pie, Sweet Potato Pie, French Silk Pie, Triple Berry Pie, and Apple Pie. These are all home baked not store kind. \n\nFor snacking, there are pumpkin bars & Chex Party Mix. \n\nI LOVE baked macaroni & cheese but can't fit it in the oven with all the other stuff in there or I would make that, too!\n\n Happy thanksgiving!!
835958
Yes, anything that would go with turkey. My father always preferred duck to turkey, so that's the Thanksgiving meal I grew up with.
753013
Yummy... Fried turkey! I don't know where you live, but down here in the south we use Tony's to inject our turkeys. I'll attach their website! Happy Holidays!\nhttp://www.tonychachere.com/marinades/
730541
Why not?  It can be served as a "side dish" next to the turkey and just eaten in smaller servings.  It's not traditional, but if people will enjoy it, I say bon appetite!
825095
I'm hosting too.  Here's a list of what will be on the menu:\n\nTurkey\nStuffing\nMashed Potatoes\nGravy\nRolls\nCorn\nMy wife's famous baked broccoli/cauliflower casserole\nCandied yams (sweet potatoes)\nCranberry sauce\nPumpkin pie\nApple pie\n\nOK, so it's very traditional and pretty boring, but hey...it only comes once a year and my family likes the traditional dinner, so it works for us
931365
How about a turkey breast? Stove top stuffing, mashed potato and bottled gravy (or canned). Jello with miniature marshmallows, green bean casserole and a really good bottle of wine. Get a bake it at home frozen pumpkin pie for later though you'll need to bake it the night before. A can of whipped cream and don't worry about stuff!!
908779
Sweet potatoes are a must have on Thanksgiving, I usally do both, sweet potatoes baked, and regular potatoes mashed.\ngood luck and enjoy.\nCowgirl In Need~\nP.S\nmake sure you put lots of butter on both!
725365
I would say it would depend on what all you get . \n Turkey about 20.00\n  Stuffing  3.00 \n  mashed potatoes 5.00\n green bean casserole  6.00\n   gravy out of a jar 5.00\n  hot rolls  6.00 for DZ \n   sweet potatoes with glaze  4.00\n  Pumpkin pies  6.00  whipped topping 2.00\n         I have A family of six and this is what I will be fixing to eat and I went by what I plan on spending on our dinner  60.00 it may be more or A little less depending on what you do for drinks.
957202
No!\n\nJust don't make yourself miserably stuffed.\n\nEnjoy small portions of what you want.\n\nHappy Thanksgiving!
729446
Belize? I dont know. But I will be sinking my teeth into that delicious turkey on thursday. Pass the gravy.....and taters.
925690
Well I'm the designated Cook since my father died.....so I always stay at home and cook the traditional Feast....I tell my friends and family it's open door at my house on holidays....Everyone is welcome!.....I cook up our family's traditional feast and usually add a new different something Iv been wanting to try out as well.....I usually start cooking/baking Pies/cookies(jello salads.. & prep work) on wed....and theT- bird on Thursday...it's a ton of work specially since I do it all myself now that Dad has passed( we always did it together ever since I was young girl,just us two)....but everyone really apreaciates it!  so it's worth it !! whatever you do, Rember, Thanksgiving really isn't about the food...though try to tell that to the men...lol....it's really about family and good friends getting together and enjoying each others company....and being Thankful for each other..... \nHave a Great day!\nBlessed Be!
834243
We're Muslim and we celebrate Thanksgiving. It's not a religious Holiday, but if he doesn't want to celebrate, I doubt it matters what you cook. If it's more that he just doesn't care for Turkey, you could try to cook a traditional Pakistani dish, I don't know of any but you could find out from him, or one of his family members. My husband Is Persian, and he likes Turkey, but his family is indifferent, They'll eat it but it's not there favorite, so I try to include a few Persian dishes to make them more comfortable... In General Men don't "Celebrate" Thanksgiving, they eat and watch TV, so If he seems uninterested I doubt it's cause he's Muslim...
796584
How much do you guys like turkey, how do you feel about leftovers, and how much freezer space do you have?\n\nThe usual rule of thumb for company meals is "one pound per person", to give you a good solid meal and _some_ leftovers.  But frankly, you're better off cooking a BIG bird----there's 2 of us, and we do an 18-20 pound  unstuffed bird!---because of the better meat-to-bone ratio.\n\nLeftover turkey will keep in the refrigerator easily until Sunday, under plastic wrap (or in the roasting pan).  Frozen, in plastic freezer bags or containers (use chicken broth, from bouillion cubes if you must, to store it)---you've got about 4-6 months to use it up.\n\nYou've got turkey tetrazzini, turkey and rice (or noodles), turkey pot pie, turkey and gravy, turkey sandwiches, turkey veggie soup....LOTS of things you can do with leftover bird, and it's a lifesaver for fast meals, especially if you're a multi-worker household.\n\nHave a great holiday!
956286
Definitely my mother's cornbread dressing!  Dressing isn't mushy like stuffing is!
783440
Give me as much of my moms stuffing as you can!!! plus we pick and make our own cranberry sauce yummy and omg green bean casserole oh never mind just give me one of everything thank you....i'm hungry now
892779
My family always went or invited other relatives over for a feast...we would have a potluck or cook fresh. The women made the food while men watched football. My grandma would usually take care of the apple or pumpkin pie because her crusts are the best...now that shes gone...we just buy it. My mother and I made the stuffing every year while the guys cheer at football and stuff... I miss my grandmother very much...