favorite......

[slick]

Originally posted by jenluckenbach
3) MY pumpkin pie which I use a graham cracker crumb crust (you'll never go back to pastry crust after tasting this)

Sounds like another entry for the Recipe Thread.......

[jenluckenbach]

Originally posted by luckies4me
I hate pastry crust. How abouts do you make it with grahm crackers? Please tell!

I cheat (I am not a cook) I use the Keebler ready graham cracker crumb crust. The Libby's canned pumpkin with the recipe on the can with a substitue of BROWN sugar for the white sugar.

[mugsy]

The steaks that we are going to have this year!!

[RubyMutt]

orange rolls

ohmygosh, I love them so much *drools*

[Tonya]

Hot chocolate with Peppermint schnapps.

Lumpia cause my grandma is Philipino.

Also, green bean casserole; cream of mushroom soup, French's french fried onions, and green beans.

[Karen]

Sigh. The stuffing that my grandmother (the French Canadian one) then my mother used to make for which we don't have the recipe (I suspect it was never written down. It sounds wierd but it's got hamburger and mashed potatoes and sage and maybe thyme and is really extra yummy. Wonder if one of the sibling has come up with an approximation yet (we usually have Thanksgiving with Paul's family, so I'm not sure what my sister and brothers have been doing).

Other than that, no particular favorites, just all of it is good!

[Cincy'sMom]

my favs...

mom's stuffing
sweet potato casserole
cheesecake

[Vio&Juni]

We don't have Thanksgiving (*surprise*), but we have a special holiday, which is October 9 in my parents' village. My mom always makes an apple pie, which is different than mine and yours, I'm sure.
It's crusty and has apple, wallnut and halva (special Turkish sweet). She makes it on purpose to make me come to this holiday, she knows I LOVE it.

There are some other Moldovan dishes that I cannot make as good as hers, so she brings them if she comes for holidays

[Tonya]

I forgot one! My best friend is Greek. We get together with her mom every year and make Baklava. It's supposed to be Christmas gifts for everyone, but I always wind up eating it all by Christmas.

[RobiLee]

It has to be my mom's homemade stuffing and her homemade noodles. Yummy!!!!

Robin

[catland]

Originally posted by RICHARD
In the US, the third thursday of the month of November is our Thanksgiving Day.

minor correction, its the fourth Thursday in November

I love the DRESSING - with gravy - am I ever bad.

[Randi]

We don't have Thanksgiving either, but for X-mas we have a huge roast duck. It's my absolute favourite! We serve it with normal and sweet potatoes, red cooked and spiced cabbage and Waldorf salad. Ohh, and the sauce you get - yummy!!

For dessert we get Ris a la mande - uhhmmm!! We put a whole almond in, and the one who gets that, gets the extra present.

[RICHARD]

Originally posted by catland
minor correction, its the fourth Thursday in November

I love the DRESSING - with gravy - am I ever bad.

lololololol,

You mean I have been celebrating early???

Well subtract the first tuesday (election day) veteran's day and the anniversary of the First Football game ever played!!

no wonder...

thanks!

[robinh]

Luckily I don't have to cook on holidays. In Dick's family, the men do all the holiday cooking. Is that cool or what?

He cooks his turkey on the grill with mesquite charcoal and it is so delicious. And it makes the best smoked turkey sandwiches after the main meal.

Other than than we have the standard mashed potatoes, gravy, green bean cassarole, rolls and he likes to do his sweet potatoe dish. That's generally more food than we and the company can eat.

[Samantha Puppy]

The turkey, my mom's stuffing (minus the celery) and her sweet potato casserole... Mmmmm...