Ham or Turkey for Thanksgiving?

same here ..turkey on thanxksgiving n ham on christmas

Yes we do the same TURKEY for Thanksgiving, and a spiral slaced HAM for Christmas. It just don't seem right to have turkey for both holidays. you got a + for your post.

I dont like turkey so its ham for me. We also have chicken and flank steak at my house though.

Turkey for sure. We have Ham on Christmas and Easter.

Turkey on Thanksgiving and Ham on Christmas. I usually have to cook two turkeys for Thanksgiving because we have so many people that come over to dinner.

we usually have turky on both days, sometimes we add the ham on one of the 2 or on both but most of the time it is always turkey

We usuallly have both haha, big family so we have a big spread, our christmas tradition is all finger foods for dinner, like mini sandwhiches, rye bread spinach dip, chisp and dips, ya know finger foods!

we usually have turkey on thanksgiving and christmas and save the ham for easter....we arent real big fans of ham to have it more than that.

We have ham on Thanksgiving and Christmas. Nobody in our family likes turkey enough to make a whole one. So, its ham for us.:)

I Already had Thanksgiving And We had Turkey

We do the same thing at our house. We have turkey at Thanksgiving and ham at Christmas. I wouldn't dream of having it any other way :)

My family and I normally have both!

Ham..hubby hates turkey.

My house has only turkey; my boyfriend's house has ham and turkey at both holidays. I don't really like ham, because it's too salty to me. However, there is a really good raisin sauce that makes the ham all right. You heat up the raisins in a small pan with the juices of the ham, meanwhile mix cornstarch and some water on the side, then add all ingredients and simmer. There are various recipes online, and it just makes the ham so much more festive!

We have an annual family reunion every Thanksgiving. It is held in a restaurant so we havce both turkey and ham...along with all the lovely trimmings: mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, sweet potatoes, several types of vegies, salad, cheese, bread, fruit, cake and oodles of pies. The food is really yummy and, best of all, cleanup.

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TURKEY TURKEY TURKEY. then gobble gobble gobble

Turkey!! We have ham on Christmas too. But then again sometimes we have both Ham and Turkey at Christmas. My question to you would be what sides do you prefer with your turkey? I can pass on cranberry sauce myself.

Turkey... what is Thanksgiving without a turkey :Þ

how about red snapper?