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Hey everyone knows that Turkey day or some call it Thanksgiving is coming. And i want to know your favorite food you or your family prepares. Mine is cranberry stuffing and of course the turkey I always get the legs.

Cranberry sauce and sweet potatos with marshmellow.

Potatoes.

And turkey with gravy. (I get a drumstick!)

I like things high in fiber.

Turkey, ham, potatoes and maceroni and cheese 8D.

My cousin makes this rice with vegetables that is amazing.

Also, turkey and sweet potato casserole (with marshmallows).

Pumpkin pie. No turkey though .

Birthday cake. 8D granted my birthday is black Friday this year.

Dante (post: 1516718) wrote:Pumpkin pie. .

How on earth did I forget about pumpkin pie?!?

I need to make a gluten free pumpkin pie --buying the gf pie crust is really expensive (as in $10+), so it would be cheaper to make my own from scratch.

I love apple pie this year i get pumpkin pie apple pie and mashed potatoes.

Favorite food: Pumpkin pie. We usually do turkey, deviled eggs, some sort of salad, but this year we're doing steak, deviled eggs and butternut squash souffle- all things that I love and adore! ^.^

Turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, green bean casserole, all with a completely unhealthy dosing of gravy.

No, I won't choose just one. They are best all together.

Generally pumpkin pie or sweet potatoes with marshmallows on them, though not sweet potato pie since that is a vile concoction of Satan himself.

Thanksgiving is the one holiday of the year I actually care about so I always manage to end up getting the good eats, even if it means driving to multiple houses.

Xeno (post: 1516734) wrote:Generally pumpkin pie or sweet potatoes with marshmallows on them, though not sweet potato pie since that is a vile concoction of Satan himself.

Thanksgiving is the one holiday of the year I actually care about so I always manage to end up getting the good eats, even if it means driving to multiple houses.

What about Christmas don't you care about Christmas it is the celebration of the birth of Christ.

akorecki1 (post: 1516736) wrote:What about Christmas don't you care about Christmas it is the celebration of the birth of Christ.

It's not really on topic for this thread, but no, I don't really care all that much about Christmas. I'm not going to derail the thread with why, if you care to know you can PM me.

akorecki1 (post: 1516736) wrote:What about Christmas don't you care about Christmas it is the celebration of the birth of Christ.

I take it you haven't worked in retail, have you?

Anyway, yeah, I'm kinda the same as Xeno, Thanksgiving is really the only holiday my family celebrates in the "traditional" way, so we make it good, with all the cousins and stuff packed in a single house for a day. There's always all sorts of baked sweets - I'm a big fan of pumpkin pie, and there's usually stuff like cookies and homemade almond roca. But for me, the real draw is dark turkey meat, I love that stuff. The white meat just kind of dries out in the oven, so I coat that in delicious, delicious turkey gravy; that way, it's all even!

Pumpkin pie. You really can't get it here in Japan. D:

Yuki-Anne (post: 1516779) wrote:Pumpkin pie. You really can't get it here in Japan. D:

Couldn't get it in England when I was over there studying, either. But that's because pie does not exist in England.

Atria35 (post: 1516801) wrote:Couldn't get it in England when I was over there studying, either. But that's because pie does not exist in England.

Like...for realz?

We're getting turkey this year, like always. We're also getting my mom's special potato salad (a recipe she got from my grandfather on my dad's side) and probably some other nice stuff too.

Turkey. White meat. I also enjoy the delicious, creamy mashed potatoes with gravy. MMMMMMMMMMMMM I want it now! So unlike the quickly-hardening, skin-filled potatoes we get at school. Yeck.

We also eat generic Laura Lynn black olives from the can. SOOOOOOOO GOOD! It's like the one time of year I get to gorge myself on black olives.

Big honk'n turkey surrounded by potatoes, pies and etc. 8)

TopazRaven (post: 1516812) wrote:Like...for realz?

Yes, like for realz. Pies in England are something quite different- they're the crust filled with meat and veggies and are dinner. Pies that are desserts and filled with fruit or other sweet stuff is an American thing.

Atria35 (post: 1516876) wrote:Yes, like for realz. Pies in England are something quite different- they're the crust filled with meat and veggies and are dinner. Pies that are desserts and filled with fruit or other sweet stuff is an American thing.

I could never move to England then. My life is not complete without pie.

TopazRaven (post: 1516888) wrote:I could never move to England then. My life is not complete without pie.

Same here. I like my π, all 3.14 pieces of it.

As regards to what I maybe eating...
turkey leg, sweet potatoes (instead of squash ), possibly pie (but I would have to make it), maybe watergate salad (yum), ...

Thank God, we have food to eat!

My mom and I always make Stouffer's Mac & Cheese on Thanksgiving! It's our favorite mac & cheese.

A turkey leg, my mom's sweet potato casserole with marshmellows, and PUMPKIN PIE! =D

Yummy! I have happy news! My Mom found veggie-turkey! So I will get turkey after all - without the turkey part... I wonder if it will still make me sleepy?

I still can't wait for the sweet potatos and the pies! Also sweet potato pie is certainly not of the devil. It may not compare to pumpkin pie, but it's still quite tasty.

How can you eat sweet potatoes I HATE SWEET POTATOES!

They are yummy to me. A super food too. xD