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    Canned bread crumbs in the stuffing is not a lot different than a box of Stove Top..

    We're not even cooking a turkey. Chicken and Dumplings.. I'll grill some turkey breast tenderloins and a couple of drumsticks for protocol but the turkey
    won't get eaten until Friday. Turkey sammiches Friday FTW..
    Go that way really REALLY fast. If something gets in your way, TURN!

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    @ TBS: Ha my ancestors weren't here but the word around here is the whole Thanksgiving deal is pretty much New England's idea, and Ocean Spray is from here, so there you have it.

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    My kids (38 and 36) refuse to eat any cranberry sauce that doesn't have the ridges from the can.
    We've made cranberry sauce from scratch but with all the other stuff canned sauce--but not the jelly--is our time saver. One year my wife had hepatitis from oysters we ate in NOLA and I did the whole thing myself--apple and pumpkin pie, mashed potatoes, her stuffing, green beans, turkey and gravy. She was too sick to cook but definitely not too sick to eat.

    Here's the older kid (head of the table) with their friendsgiving this year. Note the boxes in the foreground.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ötzi View Post
    @ TBS: Ha my ancestors weren't here but the word around here is the whole Thanksgiving deal is pretty much New England's idea, and Ocean Spray is from here, so there you have it.
    How come there ain't no clam chowdah then??
    Go that way really REALLY fast. If something gets in your way, TURN!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ötzi View Post
    @ TBS: Ha my ancestors weren't here but the word around here is the whole Thanksgiving deal is pretty much New England's idea, and Ocean Spray is from here, so there you have it.
    You bias towards Big Cranberry belittles your opinions on the matter.
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    Sickos. Family does a ground cranberry-orange and it sucks

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    Does cranapple grown on a tree or in a bog?

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    Quote Originally Posted by old goat View Post
    Does cranapple grown on a tree or in a bog?
    consultancy

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    Quote Originally Posted by old goat View Post
    Does cranapple grown on a tree or in a bog?
    Saw a huge 4' box of football sized pomegranates in the store today. WTF are people actually using those for? How tedious.
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    alcohol.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by SumJongGuy View Post
    How come there ain't no clam chowdah then??
    Or Necco wafers for dessert?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ötzi View Post
    @ TBS: Ha my ancestors weren't here but the word around here is the whole Thanksgiving deal is pretty much New England's idea, and Ocean Spray is from here, so there you have it.
    Aren't you old enough to have been at the first thanksgiving?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ötzi View Post
    @ TBS: Ha my ancestors weren't here but the word around here is the whole Thanksgiving deal is pretty much New England's idea, and Ocean Spray is from here, so there you have it.
    The first record of a Thanksgiving feast in North America was at Berkeley Hundred in Virginia in 1619, not at Plymouth.

    And I don’t think it’s a stretch to bet that Lief Ericsson and his crew had a party after their harvests at L’anse aux Meadows.

    The Pilgrims just had better journalists and PR hacks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ötzi View Post
    You people are insane. That's the real stuff, all the fake artisan farm-to-market holistic whatever bullshit is just shit that gets thrown out a week later. Cranberry Sauce (that's what is called, yeesh) has ridges from the can.

    Next you'll tell me brown bread doesn't come in a can. Or baked beans for the love of god.
    I fucking LOVE brown bread in a can! Especially with raisins, slather in butter for best results.


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    Quote Originally Posted by BCMtnHound View Post
    Anybody remember ambrosia?

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    Quote Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark View Post
    Saw a huge 4' box of football sized pomegranates in the store today. WTF are people actually using those for? How tedious.
    There are acres of them at the Sacramento Farmers Market. I've had the same thought.

    We had Thanksgiving a few years ago at our son's MIL. She's descended from Mayflower people although the family bible only goes back to the 18th century. First course was five kernels of dry corn, to remind us that not everyone has enough to eat. Then way too much food.
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    Kenji is doing a thanksgiving series and his cranberry sauce one just dropped.

    https://youtu.be/GNaTZCoqplE?si=RBeMZp27TI1p1H02

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    Quote Originally Posted by SumJongGuy View Post
    Canned bread crumbs in the stuffing is not a lot different than a box of Stove Top..

    We're not even cooking a turkey. Chicken and Dumplings.. I'll grill some turkey breast tenderloins and a couple of drumsticks for protocol but the turkey
    won't get eaten until Friday. Turkey sammiches Friday FTW..
    fkn username checks out.

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    Stuffing, red wine, & gravy
    Something green, preferably casseroled.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TBS View Post
    And I don’t think it’s a stretch to bet that Lief Ericsson and his crew had a party after their harvests at L’anse aux Meadows.
    Good point. I'll add mead to the shopping list.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The AD View Post
    Good point. I'll add mead to the shopping list.
    dont forget the rape & pillage

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    Quote Originally Posted by LegoSkier View Post
    We are actually having turkey this year, which I'm a bit disappointed about as I'm not a big fan. Usually my go to main is Persian Fesenjan (pomegranate-walnut stew) made with duck but I will be making a heap of Persian rice (basmati with herbs and spices, golden raisins and cooked to make the tadigh (crispy golden crust).
    Couple that with Persian lamb stew! That crust on the rice is the real deal. And some chicken kabobs, of course.

    I love Persian food. Unfortunately, my two favorite Persian restaurants, Piccolo in Sunnyvale and Alborz in Austin, have both closed, and I have yet to find a decent replacement. But that reminds me, it’s time to search again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ötzi View Post
    @ TBS: Ha my ancestors weren't here but the word around here is the whole Thanksgiving deal is pretty much New England's idea, and Ocean Spray is from here, so there you have it.
    Oddly. Wisconsin leads the nation in cranberry production.

    Perhaps you are living in the wrong state.

    PS. Yes. Cranberry jelly is an abomination.
    So is pumpkin pie. There. I said it. It’s my opinion so go full on American apple pie and fuck that thing because I wouldn’t eat either before or after you fucked it.
    . . .

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    This year, we're doing this for a 2d course: French Onion Soup from NYT
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    Quote Originally Posted by Core Shot View Post
    PS. Yes. Cranberry jelly is an abomination.
    So is pumpkin pie. There. I said it. It’s my opinion so go full on American apple pie and fuck that thing because I wouldn’t eat either before or after you fucked it.
    I'm with you on the pie. I'll eat it, but it better have a lot of whipped cream on top. I'd take just about any other pie over pumpkin.

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