So, what is your Menu for Thanksgiving?

[Josiah]

Main Course
Turkey 2-12lbs
Mash Potatoes
Giblet Gravy
Sage Dressing
Green Bean Casserole
Yam Balls
Cranberry Salad
Deviled Eggs
Yeast Rolls

Dessert
Ooey Gooey Pumpkin Cake
Pumpkin Pie
Pecan Pie

Coffee

[50cal]

Already cooked my turkey.....LOL!!!.....

Mutton Stew w/ Frybread
BarBQ Chicken
Fried Turkey
Beef Shish Kebabs
BarBQ ribs
Grilled skirt steak
Hot Wings
Potatoe Salad
Fruit Salad
Sweet corn
Tortillas
Pies (cherry, pumpkin, apple and my favorite Pecan)
Ice cream (vanilla and sherbert)

Yeah not too traditional....the turkey is actually for my family, I hate the stuff....the one we cooked yesterday was for practice....now it's just sitting at home, making me sick....LOL!!!.....

[between2worlds]

Main Course
Turkey 2-12lbs
Mash Potatoes
Giblet Gravy
Sage Dressing
Green Bean Casserole
Yam Balls
Cranberry Salad
Deviled Eggs
Yeast Rolls

Dessert
Ooey Gooey Pumpkin Cake
Pumpkin Pie
Pecan Pie

Coffee

Yam Balls???? Got a recipe????

[Josiah]

Yam Balls???? Got a recipe????

Sweet Potato Balls — Paula Deen's Recipe Collection

Paula Deen
Food Network

Ndnkidz says she is subsituting lemon juice for the orange juice
She likes marshmallows

[timmy tiger]

I'm having two this year, one at my mom's and then one here saturday for my son and his g/f.LOL

My Mom's

Turkey
Dressing
Spinach Salad (really good stuff)
Mashed potatoes
Gravy
Dinner Rolls
Vegie plate
Sausage and Cheese spread for little rye breads
Cranberry salad
Pumpkin Pie
Chocolate Cream Pie
Pumpkin Roll (I'm making two in the next couple of days, maybe three.LMAO)


My House:

Turkey
Sausage stuffing
Mashed potatoes
Gravy
Dinner Rolls
Cranberry salad
A pie of some kind
Assorted cookies
A Pumpkin Roll (That would be my forth for this week.LOL)

[Ndnsoldierboy]

not too much into holidaze...mebbe some brews and watch the games on the tv.

[ndnsooner]

We're having for Thanksgiving #2 lol

Turkey
Ham
Dressing
Smashed Potatoes
Gravy
Wild Rice
Corn Soup w/ pork
Sweet Potatoes
Corn relish
Cranberry Sauce
Rolls
Pumpkin Dump Cake
Black Forrest Brownies.....

[Lakota_winyan]

[QUOTE=Josiah;1243791]Main Course
Turkey
mashed potatoes w/gravy
stuffing
corn
potatoe salad/garden salad
fruit salad
yams
ham
cranberry sauce
relish/veggie/fruit tray
salsa/chips
frybread/dinner rolls
duck
beefstew
pies(pumpkin/apple/cherry/blueberry)
drinks coffe/tea/pop
n whatever everybody else brings...

[NorthofAda]

Turkey
Mashed potatoes (lots of butter and half and half) with gravy
Cranberry sauce
Veggies (not sure which kind yet, probably green beans)
Wild rice casserole
Sage and cornbread dressing
Pumpkin pie (my mom's awesome, spicy recipe!)


I'm getting hungry just thinking about it. mmmm!!!

[Wakalapi]

Probably a pizza with "everything". I don't get too traditional with pilgrim holidays I guess.

[between2worlds]

Sweet Potato Balls — Paula Deen's Recipe Collection

Paula Deen
Food Network

Ndnkidz says she is subsituting lemon juice for the orange juice
She likes marshmallows

LOL! Yeah, marshmallows, OJ and sweet taters aren't my favorite combo - I'd rather drink the OJ and put the marshmallows in the Cranberry Ambrosia

Thanks for the link. The recipe has interesting ideas.... maybe I'll candy some pecan halves and try those as a "center" along with the Kidz lemon juice idea or try using a chunk of pineapple for the center (and use pineapple juiceinstead of a citrus juice).

[between2worlds]

Probably a pizza with "everything". I don't get too traditional with pilgrim holidays I guess.

Any holiday that is centered around food and is a day off where work WON'T call me is a good thing.

Seriously, I appreciate this time of year - between Nov 1 and Jan 1, and it's got nuthin' to do with chimook holy days. It's the time of the year where grocery prices aren't absurd for staples and consequently it's my "stock up" time. Flour, sugar, spices, dried fruits: all this stuff is on sale. Heck even maple syrup (the real kind) is on sale. We buy 6 months to a year's worth of these sorts of things.

The late fall and early winter is when meat prices go down - beef, pork and poultry. I like turkey - and right now it's less than 50 cents a pound. We picked up a second hand freezer about 10 years ago and it has more than paid for itself. Between now and next Nov 1, we will eat all 6 of the turkeys I got this week to put in that freezer.

Now I am patiently waiting for ham/bacon/pork prices to hit the "right price"..........

[w30]

chicken
ham
dressing
gravy
sweet taters
peas
cranberry sauce
rolls
pumpkin pie

[shawndaes]

Turkey
ham
gravy
baked sweet potato
mashed potato
bread stuffing
green bean casserole
cheesy broccoli
corn
rolls
pumpkin bread
pumpkin pie
and trying a new recipe Pumpkin chocolate Cheesecake

[Mud_Woman]

this yr theres only 5 of us . . . . . . no hubby and his kids

turkey (10 lbs) and all the fixings
mashed potates / gravy
yams
pies (pumpkin, apple, peach cobbles)
frybread and drybread
cranberri
corn / steamed veggies

not sure what my mom is bringing *lol*
yup, so ill be up at 330a or 4a cooking, so everything will be ready by 1p