What dish at thanksgiving are you most looking forward to?

[IrishEyes]

Personally, I like the stuffing the best. I can also be talked into pretty much any of the side dishes. I never liked turkey so I don't eat it.

[mopinko]

1. some stuff from the garden.

i like sweet potatoes, but i hate sickly sweet sweet po dishes.
this year it is gonna be a casserole of purple sweet potatoes, purple fingerling potatoes and rainbow baby carrots. plus some apple slices and cider from my csa.
also gonna make a purple sweet potato pie.

[Grasswire2]

5. send us a photo of the purple pie if you think about it

sounds interesting

[IrishEyes]

15. Yeah, I would like to see that purple pie.

[Autumn]

2. Left over turkey, cranberry,stuffing and mashed potato sandwiches.

[IrishEyes]

14. Thanksgiving is half about the leftovers.

Mom would always make so much food that our fridge would be full of leftovers. I loved it.

[htuttle]

3. Green Bean Casserole

[Grasswire2]

4. gravy

I bought some extra turkey wings to roast off in advance so there will be lots of drippings for gravy.

A slice of bread with gravy on the weekend is a treat reminding me of my father.

[gopiscrap]

6. stuffing for me

[Flaleftist]

7. For the meal, the stuffing.

It's an old family recipe that uses among other things homemade bread, turkey and a good amount of butter.#2 would be the sandwiches I make with the leftovers. Turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, creamed peas, sweet potato casserole, and gravy on a hoagie roll.

[Nay]

8. A tie between pumpkin pie and turkey. nt

[chillfactor]

9. stuffing with gravy....hands down.

[PBC_Democrat]

10. TurDucKen

A Turkey stuffed with a Duck stuffed with a Chicken

Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm



https://www.amazon.com/Turducken-stuffed-Cornbread-bursting-contained/dp/B07HNN2R7Z/ref=asc_df_B07HNN2R7Z/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312178314361&hvpos=1o3&hvnetw=g&hvrand=15144386045910571170&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9012009&hvtargid=pla-568169462840&psc=1

[woodsprite]

11. Sausage Stuffing!

Our Thanksgiving is going to be kind of screwy. I postponed our traditional dinner until Friday. It's my brother's first T'day since losing his wife in July. He's going to spend it with his step daughter and her family, but their traditional dinner for holidays is a big Italian feast. He is not happy with manicotti instead of turkey. We're both on a local townie FB group where the talk was about everyone's favorite dishes. He was saying what his favorites were from when we were little so I'm fixing those to go along with the turkey on Friday.

If nobody in my husband's family invites us to dinner on T-day, I'm planning on having dinner just for our family of 4 (maybe 3, our 18yo son might go to his girlfriend's). We'll have Balsamic Glazed London Broil, rolls, roasted cauliflower, baked sweet potatoes, coleslaw, and Delilah's Frozen Delight - raspberry meringue over a nut crust). I invited them to dinner on Friday. My brother knows them all, and I believe my son is having his girlfriend over, so the family can all meet her.

[IrishEyes]

13. Your menu sounds good. I like roasted cauliflower.

I think I will put that on my list of stuff to make.

[ooky]

12. Spoonbread.

[Rhiannon12866]

16. My mother's stuffing was always my favorite.

I really didn't need anything else. I'd even eat more of it cold later at night from the fridge.

[woodsprite]

18. That's the best!

I also always looked forward to fixing a “bowl” for a snack or lunch the next few days (shredded turkey, stuffing, and gravy), or a sandwich with turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce and mayo.

[jmowreader]

17. The smoked pork loin I'm making

[zanana1]

19. French Canadian meat stuffing!

Smothered in gravy. (It's OK to eat unhealthy food once a year).

[smirkymonkey]

20. Mashed potatoes!

Just plain w/ milk, butter, salt and pepper. No fancy ingredients like cream cheese, sour cream, other kinds of cheese, truffles, etc.

They are great w/ gravy over them or just some butter. The next day I like to make re-fried mashed potatoes w/ a little onion or scallion.

[Luciferous]

21. Stuffing, with pie a close second.