American Thanksgiving: 1. Turkey w gravy. 2. Mashed potatoes w gravy 3. Roast beef w gravy
Chinese: 1. Peking Duck. 2. Hotpot 3. Ma po Tofu
And you?
Pigs in blankets. Everybody knows that.
From the British Christmas, so I suppose you might not know it in America.
Chipolata sausage wrapped in streaky bacon. Pop in the oven till cooked. Serve with turkey (or any roasted bird) and all the other trimmings.
(Looking at this picture again, it appears that some knobhead has tried to tart it up in some way, with some leaves or something. Don't do that.)
(Edit: a small sausage wrapped in pastry is a sausage roll.)
It’s corn pudding for me. 🌽
Real giblet gravy poured over dressing (or "stuffing" if you prefer to call it that). Yum!!
Yummm
Definitely homemade mashed potatoes and cream gravy. 😌
~ Sunset Snuggles
I'm Italian and I grew up with a baked ham and some kind of pasta dish. A side of green bean casserole as well as fried cauliflower and when my grandma was around her dressing. This year will be their first year with me and my dad so I'll find some place that's open or just get some nice Italian lunchmeat.
Turkey, cornbread dressing, cranberry conserve (NOT cranberry out of a can, lol), gravy, slow cook green beans, and pecan pie. Everything gluten free, except the pie. Yum!
Pumpkin pie, Chicken pot pie and 3-6 cheese macaroni maybe even with home made bacon bits!!!
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Lasagna 🤤😋
For Thanksgiving it's mashed potatoes (my favorite are when my dad makes them with garlic) with lemon meringue pie, banana cream pie, or cherry pie for dessert (if I see all three there, then I just get smaller slices of each).
Pork shoulder / potato salad / rice with peas / the best!!!
Pernil (pork)!!!!
@CuddleBarista1 pernil, our Turkey 😋😂
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@cylee1180 Your salivating, etc. is cracking me up. I like traditional turkey and dressing. No stuffing. It must be dressing; a combo of biscuits and cornbread made with an old-fashioned recipe. Slurppity slurp.
@cuddles_ndream yummy! Pernil is where it is at!
I'd eat some of that yummy-looking pernil. @Nischapooh I had a co-worker whose family tradition was lasagna for either Thanksgiving of Christmas. I'd eat that too. Really good profile pic. Yellow is one of your colors.
Cranberry's. All of them.
@CuddleBarista1 Ensalada de papa… with carrots or remolacha? 😏
@cuddles_ndream You can merely look at that tater salad and know that was made by someone who knows what they are doing. mmm
Mac & Cheese, seeing as I can eat little else of Thanksgiving dinner this year, due to dental surgery a little over a month ago, that's probably a good thing.
@achetocuddle i got those images from Google, I would have to scroll back to last thanksgiving, but I promise my mom makes it exactly the same ☺️
@cuddles_ndream I thought those were internet images, yet I did picture your mom's being similar. @BrianL Maybe you can have some soft stuffing? But mac and cheese is plenty good.
Stuff I Eat - Thankgiving entrée in Inglewood CA by Chef Babette
https://foursquare.com/v/stuff-i-eat/4b4efb2ff964a52009f826e3?openPhotoId=4e9e305adab4b02e64e4dc50
@achetocuddle can’t wait for thanksgiving to roll around and see everyone’s food pics on the foodie thread ☺️
https://www.cuddlecomfort.com/forum/discussion/5372/cooking-therapy#latest
@cuddles_ndream Your contributions to the cooking therapy thread have been conspicuously absent. And yes, that cooking therapy thread is mighty good. Maybe some new members cook and will post pics too
@achetocuddle I don’t know how to cook 🙈 and I haven’t been out and about lately to awesome spots lol, I’ll post something I’ve had recently 😋
Apple pie all day long!
@achetocuddle I love lasagna & thank you 😁
