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Thanksgiving Day Menu
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SneakyPete
Beach Lover
I don't eat meat so I bring the sides to go along with my family's traditional turkey and dressing.
Baked yellow squash casserole with fontina cheese and fried shallots
Mashed rutabagas with butter, cream, kosher salt and pepper and a bit of fresh nutmeg
Vegetarian gravy (for the rutabagas)
A big salad "bar" with homemade creamy mustard dressing
Cane syrup pecan pie (homemade crust, naturally)
Lemon cream cheese pound cake
Baked yellow squash casserole with fontina cheese and fried shallots
Mashed rutabagas with butter, cream, kosher salt and pepper and a bit of fresh nutmeg
Vegetarian gravy (for the rutabagas)
A big salad "bar" with homemade creamy mustard dressing
Cane syrup pecan pie (homemade crust, naturally)
Lemon cream cheese pound cake
scooterbug44
SoWal Expert
I eat turkey once a year - Thanksgiving dinner and then a weekend of leftovers. You don't mess with perfection!
Beach Runner
beats on hood
Okay, so here's an unusual Thanksgiving menu. Hubby's sister in Wisconsin is preparing trout, shrimp, and lobster for Thanksgiving. No turkey. 
kathydwells
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
Homemade yeast cinnamon rolls with cream cheese glaze for Thanksgiving Morning.
Buttermilk Cornbread dressing
Chocolate chip Pecan Pie
Regular Pecan Pie
White Chocolate Bread Pudding
Yeast Rolls
All made with love from scratch by me!
Those are my contributions to our dinner. My daddy is doing the Turkey this year. There will be Mashed Potatoes, Green Bean Casserole, Macaroni Salad, Pumpkin pie, and whatever my sister in law, and nieces bring.
Pretty traditional. I have always thought about mixing it up a bit and doing something totally different that the traditional Thanksgiving fare, but no one else is on board with me!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
Buttermilk Cornbread dressing
Chocolate chip Pecan Pie
Regular Pecan Pie
White Chocolate Bread Pudding
Yeast Rolls
All made with love from scratch by me!
Those are my contributions to our dinner. My daddy is doing the Turkey this year. There will be Mashed Potatoes, Green Bean Casserole, Macaroni Salad, Pumpkin pie, and whatever my sister in law, and nieces bring.
Pretty traditional. I have always thought about mixing it up a bit and doing something totally different that the traditional Thanksgiving fare, but no one else is on board with me!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
Beach Runner
beats on hood
Sounds great, Darlene.
I decided to make a little change. I saw Ina Garten do a rub on her turkey -- garlic, rosemary, thyme, rosemary, mustard, sage, salt, pepper, and olive oil.
Have a great Thanksgiving!
scooterbug44
SoWal Expert
Okay, so here's an unusual Thanksgiving menu. Hubby's sister in Wisconsin is preparing trout, shrimp, and lobster for Thanksgiving. No turkey.
That is only acceptable if they are allergic to turkey!
Iris
Beach Fanatic
Very traditional and I really don't want to see any leftovers....tried giving the neighbors all of them to take home.
Breakfast:
Bacon
Eggs cooked with Herbes de Provence
Afternoon Meal:
Roasted Turkey
Honey Roasted Ham outside on the grill
Buttermilk Cornbread Dressing
Homemade gravey with mushroom(forgot the oysters in the fridge)
Peas and onions (out of a can!)
Pistachio Salad
Fresh whole cranberry sauce
Sweet Potato Souflle
Yeast Rolls (sister's)
Pecan Pie (first one I ever cooked and easy)
Of course Bloody Mary's and wine.
After Texas beat TAM, had a small yeast roll with a tad of ham.
Breakfast:
Bacon
Eggs cooked with Herbes de Provence
Afternoon Meal:
Roasted Turkey
Honey Roasted Ham outside on the grill
Buttermilk Cornbread Dressing
Homemade gravey with mushroom(forgot the oysters in the fridge)
Peas and onions (out of a can!)
Pistachio Salad
Fresh whole cranberry sauce
Sweet Potato Souflle
Yeast Rolls (sister's)
Pecan Pie (first one I ever cooked and easy)
Of course Bloody Mary's and wine.
After Texas beat TAM, had a small yeast roll with a tad of ham.