whats your thanksgiving menu

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Mine is a 30 pound turkey about 2 pounds of stuffing about 4 pounds of mashed potatos 1 pound of cranberry suace[sp] 1 pound of salad three or 4 cans of corn 100 rolls 20 pumkin pies 2 pounds homemade whip cream and a double batch of pumkin cookies.
this will be for my mom and dad older sister and bil her 2 year old son evil 17 year old brother me 13 year old brother 11 year old brother 9 year old brother 8 year old brother 6 year old brother and 4 year old little sister.
 
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I am a low-carber and so is the rest of the family (mainly because they are too lazy to cook for themselves :p )

My menu is baked turkey with sausage stuffing
http://www.examiner.com/x-798-Denve...1d17-Recipe-Low-Carb-Squash--Sausage-Stuffing
Twice Baked Cauliflower
http://www.genaw.com/lowcarb/just_like_stuffed_baked_potatoes.html
Pumpkin Cheesecake
http://www.examiner.com/x-798-Denve...1d7-Recipe-Low-Carb-NoBake-Pumpkin-Cheesecake
A big green salad with olive oil and balsamic dressing, a cheese and olive platter, and veggies with dip.
 
Mine is fairly simple compared to the 'family' dinners I used to go to in Indiana!

1 10-12 pound turkey
stuffing (don't know how much)
mashed potatoes with gravy
broccoli/cauliflower medley
corn
brown-n-serve rolls
pumpkin pie
cheesecake
apple pie (maybe)
peach cobbler (maybe?)

probably something my 4 year old will eat as well! Picky eaters, don't ya just LOVE them?
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we have dinner at grams, turkey, usually one bought one shot but we havent got the one shot yet. Sweet potatoes, fresh frozen corn, mashed potatoes, stuffing in the bird and in a bowl, pickled red beets. I ordered a Cherry pie and a pecan pie from a local farm market. I had a piece of their cherry pie a couple months ago...to die for. I cant wait.
 
Green Garden Salad
Pistachio/marshmallow salad
Turkey
Stuffing! (We always stuff the turkey)
Mashed potatoes (Yukon golds) and gravy
Candied Yams

Pumpkin Pie w/ Vanilla Icecream

This year I will eat very little of the above.

Trying to shed some pounds.
 
This is both of our family's biggest gettogethers.
Thursday - Jeff's extended family of 50+ will eat at the Western Steer, as his parents are approaching 90 and in an attended care home near there.

My family of about 30 will all be here on Saturday:

14lb fresh turkey - deep fried by my brother
20lb of barbecued beef ribs (freshly butchered )
a shrimp ring
twice baked potatoes
corn pudding
green beans
nappa salad
cucumber salad
smoked trout dip and crackers
assorted desserts that everyone brings

no nut products, as our grandson is extremely allergic.

as you can see, we don't skimp on the calories at this time of year!
 
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Turkey
Honey Glazed Ham
Chicken & Dressing
Gibblet Gravy
Cranberry Sauce
Green Beans
Creamed Corn
Sweet Potato Souffle (sp?)
Fried Okra
Collard Greens
Yeast Rolls
Pear Salad
Pecan Pie
Pumpkin Pie


YUMMMM
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Now I'm hungry!
 
We keep it pretty simple as most of us just want turkey, dressing, gravy, and cranberry sauce with more dressing for dessert!
Our menu was finally set yesterday:

Cheese and Crackers
Wine and Beer

Turkey - cooked on the grill by BIL, with a whole bottle of white wine
Dressing - Mom's famous, with sage
Giblet Gravy
Fresh Cranberry Sauce - made each year by my sister
(canned cranberry sauce) - for the younger generation who don't know better
Fresh Green Beans with Caramelized Onions - I'll cook them in the pressure cooker
Sweet Potato Casserole
Vegetarian Dish - for my niece
Rolls - I'm making the No Knead Rolls on The Pioneer Woman site
Sweet Tea - we are Southern after all

Apple Pie
Spanish Bar Cake
 

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