Favorite Side Dish

 

Just because we don't have enough Off Topic and wandering threads. Give us a quick post with your favorite Holiday Side Dish.

Mine is an Oyster soufflé.

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Side Dishes

Dressing most of all, then celery with cheese and pumpkin pie with whip cream smile

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Stuffing

johnm405 wrote:

Dressing most of all, then celery with cheese and pumpkin pie with whip cream smile

I love my wife's stuffing. She cooks it inside the turkey like our ancestors have done for a thousand years without anybody getting food poisoning.

Phil

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Gotta B

Mine has gotta B fried onion rings!

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Mmmmmmmmmmmm

plunder wrote:
johnm405 wrote:

Dressing most of all, then celery with cheese and pumpkin pie with whip cream smile

I love my wife's stuffing. She cooks it inside the turkey like our ancestors have done for a thousand years without anybody getting food poisoning.

Phil

Just love that stuffing!!!!!!!!!!!

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Stuffing & Pumpkin Pie

Stuffing made with the gibbets and pumpkin pie.

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I'd reply but

If my significant other ever saw it I'd be dead meat cause she's a lot cuter n' my SO! razz

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French fries!

Every day is a holiday with french fries!

What, No Vinegar?

scott_dog wrote:

Every day is a holiday with french fries!

Something I miss when I travel south is French fries with vinegar. In Canada, white vinegar is a standard condiment on tables in fast food joints. But, in the U.S., all you get is malt or balsamic vinegar... just not the same sad

Ah!!! But we have gravy,

Ah!!! But we have gravy, here in the South!

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Frank DriveSmart55 37.322760, -79.511267

Has anyone...

Fried there Turkey?

did it come out ok if you did?

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That's if they even have any

DanielT wrote:
scott_dog wrote:

Every day is a holiday with french fries!

Something I miss when I travel south is French fries with vinegar. In Canada, white vinegar is a standard condiment on tables in fast food joints. But, in the U.S., all you get is malt or balsamic vinegar... just not the same sad

In the USA if you ask for vinegar for the fries they look at you as if you had two heads.

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And

phranc wrote:

Ah!!! But we have gravy, here in the South!

Biscuits? I always tell them skip the biscuits, most tasteless food in my opinion.

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Gravy on the French Fries,

Gravy on the French Fries, Melaqueman!

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Frank DriveSmart55 37.322760, -79.511267

Strawberry/cranberry sauce

Strawberry, cranberry sauce my wife makes. its delish.

Chili & Cheese on the fries

Topped with a handful of crisp bacon pieces!

Also, cranberry-jello salad with pineapple, pear, and walnuts.

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It's all gravy

A hearty stick to your ribs gravy and hot out of the scalding grease Yorkshire pudding..

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Jell-o

A family friend makes a Jell-o dish with a simple, but delicious recipe handed down from her grandmother.

Creamed Alligator

bwarden wrote:

A family friend makes a Jell-o dish with a simple, but delicious recipe handed down from her grandmother.

My ex-MIL makes creamed alligator. Lime Jello with pineapple chunks and Coo Whip mixed in.

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Frank DriveSmart55 37.322760, -79.511267

Deep-frying a turkey

A few years ago I was in Florida & we were invited over to a friends house for Thanksgiving.

The turkey was deep fried in peanut oil using a propane fry cooker & it was so tender & good that I went out & bought myself a kit !

I had a party at my house on January 1st of that year & all my guests (Canadians) thought I was crazy cooking a turkey in my backyard in the freezing cold.

It was a big hit and as good as the one I had in Florida but caution must be used & some research done beforehand (Oil temperature that should be maintained for cooking & knowing the smoke/flash/fire point degree with the type of oil being used, etc)

It certainly was good & alot of fun in doing grin

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Oh, never mind. Didn't realize this was about food. smile

Green bean casserole

Particularly good mixed with mashed potatoes later in the evening. smile

A little late, but...

I'm still enjoying leftover cranberries, made with fresh ginger and juice/zest from an orange.

I had them this morning with plain yogurt and a cup of coffee.

So perfect!

Sounds good...

JM wrote:

I'm still enjoying leftover cranberries, made with fresh ginger and juice/zest from an orange.

I had them this morning with plain yogurt and a cup of coffee.

So perfect!

NICE!!!

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Bobkz - Garmin Nuvi 3597LMTHD/2455LMT/C530/C580- "Pain Is Fear Leaving The Body - Semper Fidelis"

Us canuckleheads

JM wrote:

I'm still enjoying leftover cranberries, made with fresh ginger and juice/zest from an orange.
I had them this morning with plain yogurt and a cup of coffee.
So perfect!

are lucky in that we can celebrate Thansgiving in October and then once again in November along with our neighbours to the south if we so desire.

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My Favs....

Corn Pudding and Oyster/Cornbread stuffing.. Can't be beat wink

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"Everything in excess! To enjoy the flavor of life, take big bites. Moderation is for monks" ~ Excerpt from the notebooks of Lazarus Long, from Robert Heinlein's "Time Enough for Love"