Posted By: 7mag
The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 01:17 PM
I dread it. Why? Because I am the only one in the house who loves turkey and dressing. I also like the pies, sides etc. My wife and daughters are "meh" about it. I have done a turkey every which way. Fried, smoked, oven etc.
What's cooking at your casa? Anything I am missing on turkey to sides to appeal their taste better or give the THF gang some better ideas?
Posted By: bill oxner
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 01:25 PM
Thanks a bunch for asking. I plan to debone my turkey, boil the bone to make my stock, and use the dark meat for a sausage, oyster gumbo.
Posted By: Stub
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 01:43 PM
Wife and I had the what do you want to eat discussion last night?
I said Turkey. mashed potato's with skin on, Giblet gravy (she frowned) Green bean casserole, Cranberry, Pecan pie with whip cream and Blue Bell ice cream!
Posted By: bill oxner
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 02:04 PM
I don't plan on cutting any calories. I'm also having baked sewer potatoes, with maple sauce topping. Cherry pie and I've cream.
Posted By: redchevy
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 02:34 PM
I am not picky, but i do appreciate and enjoy good food.
My family over the years has done turkey(smoked/fried/baked), mexican food, pulled pork, ham, bbq brisket, fish fry... and im sure something else over the years. Personally I don't care what it is at all as long as its good. I do look forward to turkey as its something you don't get throughout the rest of the year. Growing up my mom would stuff chickens and bake them with carrots and potatoes, kind of like mini thanksgiving meal for sunday dinners every once in a while... really miss that.
Posted By: Herbie Hancock
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 03:03 PM
My mother is making fried chicken for ours and dressing. We are pretty nontraditional when it comes to Thanksgiving traditional foods. One meal is enough to get me through until next year.
Posted By: mbavo
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 03:14 PM
Oven baked turkey
Smoked ham
Cornbread dressing
Giblet gravy
Mashed potatoes
Sweet potatoes
Green bean casserole
Broccoli rice and cheese casserole
Hot rolls
Deviled eggs
Black olives
Cranberry sauce
Fruit salad
Pecan pie
Pumpkin pie
Posted By: TPACK
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 03:49 PM
Oven baked turkey.No.. First year not to cook Turkey
Smoked ham.....Yes
Cornbread dressing....Yes
Giblet gravy
Mashed potatoes Yes
Sweet potatoes
Green bean casserole Yes
Broccoli rice and cheese casserole Yes
Hot rollsYes
Deviled eggs
Black olives
Cranberry sauce
Fruit salad
Pecan pie Yes
Pumpkin pie
Thank You for making my list. We will be having the Yes List.
Posted By: bill oxner
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 04:01 PM
Pass on the rolls. I already have them in my dressing.
Posted By: Mr. Jeem
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 04:25 PM
Thanks a bunch for asking. I plan to debone my turkey, boil the bone to make my stock, and use the dark meat for a sausage, oyster gumbo.
I've boned out and roasted turnkeys for the past 25 years. Other than work I haven't roasted a whole bird in this time. Works out great, stocks done and I can fit two birds on the grill at once. Serve with roasted & whipped sweet potatoes.
Posted By: Sparta
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 05:15 PM
Smoked Turkey
Smoked Hog (wild)
Dirty Rice
Sweet Potato Casserole
Cauliflower & Cheese
Green Bean Supreme
Cranberry Sauce
Gravy
Pocket Bread
Assortment of Pies
Coconut Cake
Posted By: rickym
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 07:03 PM
Butcher your turkey, cut the breast into strips and fry all parts like chicken.
Posted By: bill oxner
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 09:45 PM
Butcher your turkey, cut the breast into strips and fry all parts like chicken.
Sounds great. Better than chicken.
Posted By: Cast
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 10:31 PM
Last year I deboned my first turkey and stuffed it with a mixture of cream cheese, crabmeat , tiny shrimp and horseradish, then rolled it and tied it with twine. It was great. Slice and serve. Get some dark meat in every slice.
Posted By: rickym
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 10:38 PM
Last year I deboned my first turkey and stuffed it with a mixture of cream cheese, crabmeat , tiny shrimp and horseradish, then rolled it and tied it with twine. It was great. Slice and serve. Get some dark meat in every slice.
You must’ve folded the thigh and leg into the breast cavity.
Posted By: Cast
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 10:54 PM
Yes I did. It was loaf shaped. Everybody liked it.
Posted By: bill oxner
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/16/20 11:27 PM
Some have their turkey in the middle of the afternoon. I have mine at diner time. You?
Posted By: Pupjoint
Re: The Thanksgiving thread - 11/17/20 02:30 AM
Pass on the rolls. I already have them in my dressing.
What about that sewer pie?