Thanksgiving

[urnmor]

Just curious at what everyone is cooking for Thanksgiving whether on the road or at home

[Lily&Me]

I will be a guest who brings sides...homemade rolls, scalloped corn, pecan bars, and Cranberry Pear Conserve.

This is very similar to the recipe I use, but not the cinnamon.

https://www.freshpreserving.com/trad...es-br3454.html

Have a great holiday, y’all!

Maggie

[Hittenstiehl]

Had to look up what scalloped corn was. Duh (on me) just like scalloped potatoes and sounds very good.

Our bunch likes their Thanksgiving traditional, basic but good so I don't branch out to much. We have the same group over often do we get creative at other times.

Missing 3 of the core elders (mid 90's) this year as that generation passes. It would be easy for the siblings and theirs to pass on the bigger gathering and just stick with immediate family but we're going to keep with tradition and continue hosting on Friday.

Turkey, Ham, mashed and sweet potatoes, green bean casserole, corn, cranberry sauce and some sweets.

Saturday morning we skedaddle out to join our Airstream group out at the Thanksgiving lake rally. We'll do something in the Dutch oven for that as they'll already have lots of yummy Thanksgiving leftovers.

[Rich W]

We (3) will be having a 20 lb. turkey, homemade stuffing cooked outside the bird, cheese and macaroni (old family recipe), sweet potato casserole, mashed potatoes and gravy, cranberries (whole berry and jellied), green beans and some chardonnay wine. Desert will probably be apple and pecan pie.

After we recover, we'll pack up about 90% of that and graze on it until Christmas, when we start all over again. Sometime about the 2nd or 3rd week of January it'll be back to normal.

[moosetags]

We will be going down the alley to a Thanksgiving feast prepared by #4 son and daughter-in-law. We don't even have to do the dishes. After Thanksgiving we will pack up Lucy and head down to Dade City for the Christmas Parade and a visit with the #3 son and his family. We are truly blessed.

We would also like to wish everyone here on the Forums a Wonderful Thanksgiving.

Brian

[PKI]

It is not Thanksgiving without turkey, dressing, gravy, potatoes, yams, green veggies, cranberries, rolls, pie and adult beverage.

Hope you all have great leftovers. Turkey for a week really makes it a great time of year. Pat