What's on the menu for Thanksgiving Dinner?

@lenapoo (678)
United States
November 24, 2009 1:55pm CST
I usually cook on holidays, but this year I'm not. I am going over to my husband's aunt's home and have dinner with his family this year. They are cooking up a feast we will be having: Turkey,Ham,Chicken,Chitterlings,Potato Salad,Macaroni and Cheese,Sweet Potato Casserole,Collard Greens,Dressing,Corn,String Beans and Potatoes,Corn,Cornbread,Biscuits,Dinner Rolls,Sweet Potato Pie,Pecan Pie,Pineapple Cake,Lemon Pound Cake and probably alot of other stuff that I just can't remember right now. Yeah, I know that's alot of food, but they do have a pretty large size family and therefore there has to be a large variety of food. So what's on your menu? How and what kind of traditions do you carryout each holiday season?
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@ANTIQUELADY (36440)
• United States
24 Nov 09
Sounds like y'all are going to have a feast. I cook the same thing every year, lol. My kids expect it. Turkey, dressing , ham, green bean & sweet potato casserole, mac & cheese, creamed potatoes, deviled eggs,slaw, pecan pie, cocanut pie, chess squares & my grandson wanted meat loaf & hot dogs, lol. i will make him a meat loaf but no hot dogs. y'all have a great day.
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@lenapoo (678)
• United States
17 Dec 09
That sounds alot like what my aunt and uncle had at their house. The kids and I went over for a little while after we had eaten our dinner at home.
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@ANTIQUELADY (36440)
• United States
18 Dec 09
Too bad y'all didn't eat w/them & u wouldn't have had to cook. I has way too much left over as usual.
@yan_blue8 (1437)
• Philippines
24 Nov 09
Hi lenapoo! Wow! Its seems that those foods are delicious. Unfortunately, we don't have an occasion of Thanksgiving here in the Philippines
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• United States
25 Nov 09
You could always have a lil get togeather if you don't have a holiday. I know in the olden days before people worked on sundays people ate big meals with their families. I kinda wish things were still that way ya know? Everyone is always soooo busy with their jobs and families in modern times.
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@yan_blue8 (1437)
• Philippines
25 Nov 09
Get together comes only if family members are not that really busy. Usually once a month or once every 2 months. I envy people in the States who always find time to be together especially in their Thanksgiving. But its always good to know that we are celebrating Christmas and New Year still..
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• Canada
1 Dec 09
We're in Canada, and Thanksgiving is in October. However, my husband is an American, so we celebrate both. Not being able to find a turkey, we ordered two "festive specials" from Swiss Chalet, a really good restaurant here in Canada, that specializes in chicken. We had their "festive specials," which are made up of a chicken leg, a white roll, mashed potatoes, gravy, and chocolates for dessert.