What did you have?

[Anck Su Namun]

For your Thanksgiving meal?
Tuvi came over and we had turkey, broccoli casserole, cremed corn, mashed potatos, sweet potatos, cranberries, stuffing, rolls, jello mold and my pumpkin pie turned out lovely. :) Yay!

[MusashiM]

Originally posted by Anck Su Namun
For your Thanksgiving meal?
Tuvi came over and we had turkey, broccoli casserole, cremed corn, mashed potatos, sweet potatos, cranberries, stuffing, rolls, jello mold and my pumpkin pie turned out lovely. :) Yay!

And what did you two have for dessert? :hmm: :heh:

But anyway, haven't eaten yet... still only 1:30. I'll keep you updated though.

[BrewMaster]

Originally posted by MusashiM


And what did you two have for dessert? :hmm: :heh:

But anyway, haven't eaten yet... still only 1:30. I'll keep you updated though.

yeah we're 3 hours behind y'all. my fam is going to eat at 6pm. that's early for us, we usually eat dinner at 8pm.

[Luxykin007]

Actually just sitting down now... looks/smells good. gotta go. See you all later

[BrewMaster]

Lieutenent Luxy, report back with full detail upon completion of your meal. Dismissed!

[welfareloser]

nodamnedsense made thanksgiving dinner for 100 ppl for the international club on monday... he's from KY, so it all had a southern bent - collard greens, cornbread stuffing, smoked turkey, etc. i contributed 3 pecan pies. very good. today went to my aunt n uncle's - turkey, cranberries, ham, stuffing, mashed taters n gravy, fruit salad, pies galore, salad.

[Jenny]

Nothing. My Thanksgiving sucked. My husband has no freakin clue about the true meaning of holidays. He's an idiot.

[Cheesypuff]

Cheese, crackers and football...all i need for thanksgiving.

[Kim]

I made ham baked in milk and brown sugar, stuffing, green bean casserole, homemade bread, and mashed potatoes. For dessert, I made a chocolate-cream cheese-creampuff thing...Yum!

[xsiled2]

Originally posted by Jenny
Nothing. My Thanksgiving sucked. My husband has no freakin clue about the true meaning of holidays. He's an idiot.

thats too bad....




















:heh:

[Jenny]

You know what xsiled? You are just a jerk, plain and simple. I don't know if I've ever met anyone who is as mean as you are. Grow up before you slip up in real life and make someone as angry with you as we all know you are capable of.

[Nanotech9]

ease up yalll...


i'll bet i'm the envy of everyone here... i had this fantastic meal - hand made and specially for Your's truely, byt the great folks at Burger King.


Yay!

[Luxykin007]

Ahhhhhhh, good stuff. Turkey (of course) home made stuffing, mashed potatoes & gravy, green beans, home made rolls, olives, and sparkling cider... Good stuff. Brew is prolly eating right now. Anyway, that was my grub for the day...

[xsiled2]

Originally posted by Jenny
You know what xsiled? You are just a jerk, plain and simple. I don't know if I've ever met anyone who is as mean as you are. Grow up before you slip up in real life and make someone as angry with you as we all know you are capable of.

awww why so hypocritical :heh:

[Got Apex Moderator]

You two knock it off.

[coleslaw]

My Grandma bought one of those George Foreman rotisserie machines in the hopes of cooking the turkey in it. Last night she discovered that the turkey that she had bought was too big. She was so determined to use that dang machine that she went to the store and bought a beef roast to cook in the rotisserie machine and she ended up making the turkey in her old roaster. :heh:

So on top of the turkey and roast beef, we had a coleslaw (heheh) that had pineapple and mandarin oranges in it (looked strange, but tasted really good), mashed potatoes, stuffing cakes, corn casserole, mashed sweet potatoes, chicken and noodles, fresh rolls, and plenty of desserts. mmmmmm, pumpkin pie... :D

I ate way too much and felt very uncomfortable afterwards! It was great!

[K2]

ah...i dont' remember... i ate it on oct 11th..

[coleslaw]

Originally posted by DarkFury

Geez... I guess your whole family loves coleslaw huh? Yep, my entire family adores me! :heh:

[YanksFanRy]

Turkey, brisket, crescent rolls, gravy, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, corn casserole, string bean/pea casserole, stuffing, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie, apple pie, brownies.

Have I forgotten anything?

[sho.gun]

Originally posted by Nanotech9
ease up yalll...


i'll bet i'm the envy of everyone here... i had this fantastic meal - hand made and specially for Your's truely, byt the great folks at Burger King.


Yay!


:heh: you did get #6 right? Chicken Sandwich meal... yum
I also went to a restaurant today with all the familia, went to a Thai place called banana bay. Oh man that was good, all sorts of good stuff. The best part is the drink, tapioka thai iced tea. :drool:

[Blu]

Originally posted by K2
ah...i dont' remember... i ate it on oct 11th..

Oooh, Mr. Big Canadian... :P


Anyways, we had the fried turkey, mashed potatoes, orange mashed sweet potatoes, cranberries, green beans, carrots, an assload of deserts, and of course beer.

TBG

[oblongmelon]

I had a little bit O' this and a little bit O'that..and then I felt like *POPPING*...heheh I got to have the Turkey neck about an hour or so before we ate and damn was it good...O NO I WAS SUPPOSED TO SAVE THAT FOR SOMEONE! O well-there's always Christmas.

[Burzhui]

2 pizzas and boston market: turkey, stuffing, corn, cornbread, and mashed potatoes :)

great evening

[DeepTrout]

20 pounds of Turkey, Straight

[BrewMaster]

My mom made the bes turkey ever. It was SOOO nice and juicy. WE also had mashed taters, green beans w/fried onions on top, stuffing, arabic rice, hummos, bread, cranberry sauce, pies, and belgian chocloate for dessert. yummy. time to go eat leftovers....

[attgig]

my mom made the best turkey ever too...the best turkey she ever cooked...
used them oven bags...those things make turkey cooking so much easier (no basting....)

anyways...
I had a little 'fusion' cookin ;)
turkey and kimchee...what else do u need :D

[BrewMaster]

turkey and kimchee sounds good to me. or turkey with a Ko Shu Jang sauce...mmmmmmmm. We had regular baked turkey made without a bad. But hey, whatever makes the turkey taste good, go with it. I can't wait to get to LA and have some Korean food though.

[OC]

Turkey, mashed potatos, gravy, rolls, stuffing. And a pillow fight with three little kids ;)

-OC

[joe52985]

turkey rolls mashed potatoes* gravy stuffing, the works
my mom made the best turkey ever, chocolate cream pie, cherry cheescake, pumpkin pie.

[Jenny]

Okay, today I had awesome, extremely tender turkey, green bean casserole (YUMMY!), sweet potatoes, waldorf salad, mashed potatoes & gravy, rolls & stuffing. It was awesome! :D

[Tuvi]

Originally posted by Jenny
Okay, today I had awesome, extremely tender turkey, green bean casserole (YUMMY!), sweet potatoes, waldorf salad, mashed potatoes & gravy, rolls & stuffing. It was awesome! :D so how did that happen? did your husband finally figure out that you were mad about missing t-giving? thats cool that you got to have a good dinner. i'd be really upset too if i missed thanksgiving.

[Jenny]

Originally posted by Tuvi
so how did that happen? did your husband finally figure out that you were mad about missing t-giving? thats cool that you got to have a good dinner. i'd be really upset too if i missed thanksgiving.

Oh, no, it was nothing like that. :) We usually go down to OK to my parents' house for Thanksgiving and stay here at his folk's house for Christmas. This year, we changed it around. My sister is at college in South Carolina and will be home for Christmas, so we wanted to go down there then, so we could see her. Anyway, my father-in-law was working on Thanksgiving but had today off, so our big Thanksgiving dinner wasn't til today. I just got upset cause a) I was missing my family & the traditional big family dinner & gathering we always have & b) It seemed sad that we were doing absolutely nothing on Thanksgiving. After talking to my hubby late last night, we realized that it wasn't necessarily the date that we celebrated, but being together whenever.

Today was great. :)

[zenbooty]

Turkey, mashed potatos, Ma's homemade stuffing, sweet potatos,
biscuits, creamed onions, my homemade cranberry sauce, celery stuffed with cream cheese and paprika, a bottle of Kendall Jackson '97 cabernet, and apple pie. :munch:

[theorangeone]

lets see, for appetizers we had chips and dip, deviled eggs, yummy cheese dip for crackers that my uncle makes, and a little something i like to call artery blockers- jimmy dean sausage, hamburger and velveeta broiled on an english muffin. yum yum.

for dinner, i ate mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, stuffing and pasta in the pot (shells w/sauce, cheese and sour cream). the other stuff we had that i didn't eat: turkey, squash, peas, and cranberry sauce.

desserts were plentiful- i had some grasshopper brownies, oreo goop (one of those jello no bake dessert thingys) and lots of ice cream. there were also three different pies, cookies and some lemon squares.

as usual, way too much food but yummy leftovers.

[aglio412]

turkey...mashed potatoes...chop chey (sp?)...and a bunch of other korean dishes...

[brain]

My family ended up going to vegas for thanksgiving. Our meal consisted of foie gras, oysters on a half shell, and steak tartare for appetixers. Our main courses were seared ahi tune, roasted lobster, and grilled jumbo shrimp. Dessert was 3 different kinds of creme brulee.

[BrewMaster]

Originally posted by aglio412
turkey...mashed potatoes...chop chey (sp?)...and a bunch of other korean dishes...
isn't chop suey a made-up American version of Chinese food? that's why I was told.

[aglio412]

Originally posted by BrewMaster

isn't chop suey a made-up American version of Chinese food? that's why I was told.

not chop suey...chop chey, it's a korean dish with clear noodles, carrots....etc

[brain]

Originally posted by BrewMaster

isn't chop suey a made-up American version of Chinese food? that's why I was told.

Come on Brew... We thought you were familiar w/ Korean food!

[BrewMaster]

Originally posted by freakinfreak


Come on Brew... We thought you were familiar w/ Korean food!

I am, but I'm not familiar with this whole concept of reading. I'm an idiot. Sorry aglio412.

[MusashiM]

Originally posted by aglio412


not chop suey...chop chey, it's a korean dish with clear noodles, carrots....etc

I've had a Japanese dish similar to that... I can't remember the name though, been years since I've had it.

[brain]

Originally posted by MusashiM


I've had a Japanese dish similar to that... I can't remember the name though, been years since I've had it.


I would say beef sukiyaki is an equivalent, with the exception of the broth.

[BrewMaster]

that's what I was thinking.

[MusashiM]

Really? What I was thinking of was chilled, and no broth. hmmm...

[kimchicowboy]

yeah. my family had korean food mixed with stuff from boston market: turkey, meatloaf, and ham i think. nothing like mixing kimchi and meatloaf and gravy. yumm.

[oblongmelon]

Originally posted by zenbooty
Ma's homemade stuffing,

I always hated when my kids called me MA. I learned to ignore them completely when they did.

[MusashiM]

Originally posted by oblongmelon


I always hated when my kids called me MA. I learned to ignore them completely when they did.

What do you do when people OTHER than your kids call you ma?

[brain]

Originally posted by MusashiM
Really? What I was thinking of was chilled, and no broth. hmmm...

Like I said, "With the exception of the broth". Chap chae is served both cold and warm.

[zenbooty]

Originally posted by oblongmelon
I always hated when my kids called me MA. I learned to ignore them completely when they did.
Well, its a good thing you weren't my mom. I hate being ignored.