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What are your favorite foods? I mean aside from the typical. I never could get off on cranberries or pumpkin pie, not my thing. So, I make at least a few unrelated dishes. I always make cherry cheesecake. Also, sage dressing... oh my next Thursday, yummy. I love you fucking pilgrims.
Yummy... Sage dressing.... I can't eat anything on Thanksgiving I have a photo shoot the next day...
I'm going to Pani's house so there'll be: turkey, stuffing, borsch, vodka, verenyky, vodka, pumpkin pie, vodka, cranberry sauce, vodka, salo, vodka ... then some vodka toasts. Did I mention vodka? mmm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirren
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My grandparents go all out for thanksgiving......... there's always a pecan pie as well as pumpkin, turkey and ham, potatoes, stuffing, rolls, and it just rocks
we already had ours in Canada...we had duck and wildrice casserole and squash and green beans and for dessert apple crumble....not a fan of turky.....the bird....
i'm in canada too, my parents went to the states for thanks-giving with some cousins up there, me and my bro stayed home cuz we had to work and went to one of our grandma's house, we had a ham dinner.
i always make the deserts noone can top my cheesecake:thumb:
Not having Thanksgiving as such, I will be cooking as usual in my brand new kitchen on my brand new gas cooker. I just don't know what yet ...
Here's something to cheer up your Thanksgiving meal:
>>WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Americans gathering for dinner this Thanksgiving holiday will have at least one thing to be thankful for: a less expensive meal.
In its annual survey of a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, the American Farm Bureau Federation on Thursday estimated the average cost of this year's feast for a group of 10 people would be $35.68, down 60 cents from a year ago. <<
Now, don't you feel all warm and happy inside?
well, no, actually. I prefer the English Holiday of talk like a prirate day. Alas, It is some way off yet, Me hearties