Turkey Day - what's on the menu?

[craigster59]

Turkey's out of the oven. Now to finish the sides and chow down!

[id10t]

Originally Posted by mjohnson

We just discovered this. Where was this all of my life? It's awesome!

And a little habanero/onion/cilantro into the "whole berry" cran log tops it off.

Indeed. Oyster dressing/stuffing was a favorite of my dad and his side of the family.

Which is weird 'cause dad grew up on a Iowa farm in the Great Depression. He moved here to Florida (Gainesville) in the late 50s/early 60s as did his parents (Brooksville).

How the heck would poor Iowa farm folk know about oysters of the non-rocky-mountain variety?

[steveo12345]

Just the wife and I so we did Lobster. F turkey!

[WPOZZZ]

Happy Turkey Day, guys! My family friends cooked me a bird with mash, sweet potatoes, dressing, veges... I am thankful for great friends, and that my mom is on the mend!

[Seahawk]

MY DV buddy Steve did sign a model's release

[Seahawk]

[gacook]

We aren't big fans of turkey. Wife manages a retail store, all hands on deck Black Friday, so we ALWAYS host Thanksgiving. Fun time with family, a few generations. We do prime rib (22 lb., Angus), ham (10 lb; I tried out a new cajun rub and I liked it), and the "usual" side dishes. Wife makes fresh cranberries that I'm told were delicious (I hate cranberries). Sister-in-law brought several pies and homemade rolls.

It was a good day, and as usual, I cook WAY too much. Even after sending food home with people, we'll be eating leftovers for several days

[87maniac]

Fresh dungeness crab.

[stevej37]

^^^ Now that sounds great!

[Baz]

Originally Posted by Seahawk

MY DV buddy Steve did sign a model's release

Look at that BIG ASS bowl of mashed potatoes!!!

Nicely done, Paul!