It's Thanksgiving cooking time

[Scottpat]

My entire day (today) is devoted to cooking and I'm sure a few trips to the grocery store! We are spending Thanksgiving at a cabin (more like a house), up in the Smoky Mountains about 10 miles east of Gatlinburg, TN. So we take a cooked bird a small ham, cornbread dressing (stuffing for you Yankees), vegies and a couple of pies with us.

I hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving. Be safe if you are traveling and if you partake in adult beverages, do not drive.

Happy Thanksgiving to all!

[Les]

Scott,

Who is going to eat that stuff? Sounds like a nice family time.

We will cook a turkey on Thurs and Corned Beef(s) on Friday.

I join you wishing everyone a joyous Thanksgiving Day!

[Brad Manor]

One of the great things about living in a border city: two Thanksgivings! We celebrated our Canadian Thanksgiving a couple weeks ago. Now for American Thanksgiving, I just hop across the border to my sister's place. Ain't life grand?!?

-Brad

[Jim Katen]

My wife doesn't like turkey so every year we have to come up with something else that's appropriately festive. This year she suggested that we celebrate our daughter's first year at the University of Oregon by making duck.

I observed that it's a good thing she didn't go the University of Washington . . .

- Jim Katen, Oregon

[Richard Moore]

"I observed that it's a good thing she didn't go the University of Washington . . . "

Now, that's funny!

Happy Thanksgiving everyone.

[hausdok]

Yeah, well, a husky tastes better than duck anyway.

OT - OF!!!

M.

[Les]

In Michigan we eat frickaseed Wolverines, especially if you are a Michigan State fan!

[Scottpat]

Well, my son does go to Mississippi State but somethings just not

right about roasted Dawg!

Today:

2 trips to the grocery store

1 trip to Costco (forgot to get a ham)

Dressing is made!

Turkey is cooked!

Ham is cooked!

1 pumpkin pie made!

1 cheese cake made!

10lbs of taters in the car for mashed taters!

Green bean casserole made!

3 bottles of Pinot Noir in the car!

2 bottles of Pinot Grigio in the car!

[ghentjr]

Originally posted by Scottpat

My entire day (today) is devoted to cooking and I'm sure a few trips to the grocery store! So we take a cooked bird a small ham, cornbread dressing (stuffing for you Yankees), vegies and a couple of pies with us.

I hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving. Be safe if you are traveling and if you partake in adult beverages, do not drive.

Happy Thanksgiving to all!

There is an old addage I live by. If you get too drunk to walk, drive.

Two twelve pound birds stuffed with a chestnut, onion, celery and cranberry stuffing.

Loaves of cranberry bread.

Corn muffins with budder.

Potatoes of various kinds in various ways.

Butternut squash mashed with budder.

Sparagus roasted with garlic and spices.

Cauliflower, steamed, then sauteed with nutmeg, butter and salt and pepper.

Pies of various fruits.

Home made wines both red and white.

Family, love, grandkids, and the gratitude that we have for all that the home inspection profession has given us over the last 26 years.

"Peace be with you and raise your prices."

[fqp25]

Originally posted by Les

In Michigan we eat frickaseed Wolverines, especially if you are a Michigan State fan!

Does anybody know how to cook Hoosiers & Buckeyes?

[Nolan Kienitz]

Originally posted by fqp25

Originally posted by Les

In Michigan we eat frickaseed Wolverines, especially if you are a Michigan State fan!

Does anybody know how to cook Hoosiers & Buckeyes?

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