thanksgiving dinner

We always do! My hubby who is head of our family not only in age and wisdom at 77 always says the blessing ~ We have a lot to be thankful for! ...

I live in the south. How does Thanksgiving dinner differ from the northern states to the sourthern ones? From east to west? Here in the south we have the usual turkey like everyone does. We have the cornbread dressing (stuffing), chicken and dumplings, veggies, no steamed ones though, we don't eat much steamed veggies around here. They are boiled with meat seasoning such as bacon or ham, etc. We have the broccoli casserole. We also have baked ham.& ...

Today we're having Italian stuffed peppers in the crockpot and potatoes. Not sure yet if I want baked, mashed or fried potatoes. I made pumpkin cookies earlier and am getting ready to frost them. I love the smell of cooked peppers! What's for dinner in your home? ...

"Hamburger Helper" actually came up on VR for a suicidal patient. The doc has a heavy accent and I actually have no idea what she is saying but I know it's not THAT. ...

With a big skillet of Spanish rice in progress, I'm gettin' a Texas-size hankering for some beefy, cheesey stuffed bell peppers. It never has made much sense to me to put rice over rice, so I don't want to use rice in the stuffing mix. Does anyone know if cheese by itself can serve as the only recipe binder? I'm not crazy about the texture eggs produce either and do not plan to use bread crumbs. I like the middle of the peppers to be on the ...

I'm looking to make something for dinner and at a loss for ideas. I've got a zuccini from my garden and a little bit of brocoli left. We were sauting the zuccini and brocoli in olive oil, garlic and basal (yum). Other stuff around my house is I've got rice, a couple potatoes. Got cans of various kinds of beans (cannoli, white, kidney, pinto, garbanzos, and black) and I've got cans of tomatoes. I've also got some tortillas (flour and corn). ...

I am thankful that during these hard times we were wise enough to elect a steady hand at the wheel. I am optimistic that things will get better in the coming year. I will keep our struggling fellow citizens as well as our brilliant young leader in my thoughts as I count my blessings at my bountiful table tomorrow. Blessings to all. ...

I know it's a little early but i'm a planner. What do you usually do at Thanksgiving? This will be new for me as it is now just me and my 10-y/o son. In the past he'd usually go hunting with his dad and I'd cook/bake all day. They'd come home with any "wayward" buddies for dinner. My parents live 4 hours away and I'm not really too keen on just sitting around staring at eachother or the TV (as what happens with any other visit). Any id ...

I know it's a month away but can you all share with me your "normal" plans for Thanksgiving? My parents live too far away so it will be just me and my 11 year old son by ourselves this year. I want to make it special since this will also be his first Thanksgiving without his dad but cooking a huge turkey and the works seems like it will be a waste of food. Suggestions/ideas? ...

Our OKC homeless shelter has an adjunct service to help take care of pets of homeless people. I frequently donate to that. While the homeless people get their Thanksgiving meal, they need people to volunteer taking care of the pets, feeding them, playing with them, etc. I'm not a people person. I will volunteer for this. ...

On Thanksgiving I cooked for my cats, then worked and ran out of work after 4 hours and watched TV and took PTO. We got together the day after and I spent the day with my sister's family. I can't believe how big my great-great-nieces and nephews are getting. The oldest is 4, the youngest is just under 7 months. I have a hard time believing how grown up everybody is and realizing we (my sister and I) aren't even the old ones anymore, the kids ...

If you didn't see the candidates' speeches, do yourself a favor and find the video. It just aired, so I doubt it's on-line yet or I'd post a link. Both of them were terrific and funny. Please, no snarks or jabs. They came together for a good cause. Let's just enjoy it for what it was. Thanks for the laughs, fellas! ...

On the night that Ambassador Chris Stevens was killed he had just finished having dinner with the Turkish diplomat to Libya http://www.examiner.com/article/newly-disclosed-cia-intel-disputes-white-house-account-of-libyan-attack ...

Every year I make turkey, dressing, sweet potatoes, green bean casserole, deviled eggs, cranberry sauce, homemade bread and pumpkin pie. The daughters will bring another dessert or two. These are all traditional foods that my family enjoys, but I am so bored with it. I need some new, fresh, and different ideas. Even if I did something different with the beans or potatoes. Maybe a fruit salad? I still want some of the traditional foods, but does anyone have any idea ...

I'm totally tapped out of ideas for dinner.... Who has some yummy plans? ...

to get some ideas about easy to fix, non-fill up items we might have prior to the dinner. We have had company arrive before, nothing fixed and dinner not completed so this year will go with appetizers. Ideas, recipes welcomed. ...

That's Helen of Margaret and Helen fame. Somewhat political at times.========================================== Thanksgiving Letter to the Family 2009 Dear Family,This year I am thankful to have you as my family rather than a normal American family. I say that because Sarah Palin is fond of talking about her family being a normal American family.Last time I checked everyone in my family knows where Africa is on a globe. Everyone goes to college after high school. We’ve had no teen p ...

I know we often disagree on this board, but I hope that everyone -- liberal, conservative or in between -- has a wonderful, safe and happy Thanksgiving. If you're spending it with your relatives (as you might do every year and sometimes dread doing so), try to look at them in a new light and be grateful you still have your family. If you have no family, cook a meal and invite a neighbor or someone who also has no family to share your meal with you. It might wind up being your best Tha ...

The holidays can be very stressful and depressing. God bless those who don't have a warm meal today. God bless those who don't have a place to stay. God bless those who don't have family to be with today. God bless people who are depressed and stressed out because today isn't turning out they way they planned. It is my prayer that all who read this can spread this message of love and peace so no one feels alone or bad today. Today, I am th ...

Seems only right we should offer thanks on this board of faith. I am thankful to those in the invisible realms that watch after us and guide us throughout our lives. ...

for this great place we can come and share ideas, help each other out, find new jobs, and maybe bicker a little bit (LOL). I know it takes a lot of time to keep the board up and running and making sure the language stays decent. I appreciate all the efforts of the moderators and whomever is responsible for keeping MTStars a great place to hang out. Happy Happy Thanksgiving!! ...

I think we should all call a truce today and be thankful that we have the right in this country to openly gripe and complain like we do. In a lot of places we would all be in prison by now. LOL. Enjoy the day everyone. ...

Going to call it a night--took 3 tries to correctly spell "Thanksgiving." : p I hope everyone has a terrific Thanksgiving Day. ...

All these recipes sound great - but I can't eat them. I have to (want to) get my weight down - haven't baked anything since July, food diary, all that jazz. So now the holidays are rolling around - I went and got a small turkey, brussel sprouts (I love brussel sprouts), one sweet potato, an avocado, celery, I already have kale in the house. Also nonfat yogurt (yes, I took the plunge from lowfat to nonfat yogurt and skim milk from 2%). Organic "only peanuts" peanut butter. Oliv ...

Regardless on what side of the fence we sit politically, I hope all of you have a very peaceful and blessed Thanksgiving holiday. ...

I was just wondering if people cook dinner every day of the week anymore? When I was a kid, my mom made dinner every night except for Fridays which was "eat out" night. Course mom was a full time mom and housewife. Today's women generally work FT and are trying to do it all. I've been feeling guilty because I don't cook as often as I used to. One of my daughter's friends asked me why I never cook dinner! I do cook dinner, just not as much as mos ...

The woman is positively decrepit. ...

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I've been trying to follow a low carb lifestyle and I'm losing weight. I'm not being fanatical about it or anything but I don't want to completely blow what I have accomplished over the past couple of months. Any yummy low carb alternatives to the traditional Thanksgiving recipes? ...

thanksgiving dinner

Cope's Dried Corn - sm

Thanksgiving Dinner - Vera

No "Turkey Day" for us this year - RubySoho

sounds wonderful - love to cook

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