I Didn't realize Everyone Didn't Eat Creamed Onions on Thanksgiving

My grandmother and my mother always made creamed onions also.

We only use onions for my corned beef, it's a good to eat these onions.

Now you've got me curious, I will have to research creamed onions a bit further, I'm sure that my husband would enjoy them also. Our family loves Carol, a sister-in-law's hash brown casserole. We all just adore it. I don't like it with our turkey meal that we have at Christmas, but I do make it other times of the year as our son and my hubby like it also. Our son has had me bring it to his place for Christmas morning brunch, in fact the last time I did that it was a couple of years before he returned my casserole dish-sons! Our family also enjoys red cabbage. Have you had that? Its a favorite amongst the Belgiums and my husband's family is no different. It needs to have a sweet-tart taste, which is achieved by boiling the red cabbage in a sugar and vinegar solution with a couple of Granny Smith apples cut up.

@BelleStarr - We have never had the creamed onions; we do the green bean casserole, instead. I also put tangerine slices in my cranberry sauce. I love the bright color combination and they taste well together.

I've made creamed onions, but I was the only one who loved them. Otherwise, I'm pretty traditional when I host Thanksgiving. This year, we had two fried turkeys and no oven roasted one. They were delicious!!!

It sounds good. I don't have anything unusual on my Thanksgiving table.

I cant say Ive ever had this! At my families Thanksgiving it would usually be turkey, some type of potatoes, green bean casserole, stuffing and probably others.

It is my first time to see this menu. Uhmm It looks yummy.

We make caramelized onions in my country, using the small white onions. Never heard of creamed onions. Anyway onions are usually not served on holidays.

These sound really nice. I've never heard of them but I think we might be trying them soon.

Never heard of anyone else having that. Thats interesting.

I would probably love creamed onions and also have never had that famed green ban casserole which to me has always been an American side dish although I would love it too. Basically we love brussel sprouts, squash or sweet potato dish and maybe corn for the kids---who are now big adults but still spoiled--haha!

They look and sound really good. I have never had them.

I never heard of creamed onions before until today. Very interesting. Sounds simple that dish BUT for the sauce.

Sounds great. I have never had them although I love onions.

I do not like onion unless they are grated for seasoning in a food dish.

I don't make creamed onions but my mom always did when I was growing up. It's funny but my uncle (her brother) was just saying that he hasn't had creamed onions since he had Thanksgiving at our house many many years ago.

I have never heard of that dish but I'd love to try it! I can't imagine thanksgiving without a green bean casserole!

I've never heard of this dish before, but it's sounds interesting. I make a green jello dish that we intelligently named Green Stuff. The only other place I've seen this is at Furr's restaurants.

I’ve never heard anyone having these at the thanksgiving dinner table.