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What's on Your Thanksgiving Menu? - Green Cove Springs,FL

We are spending Thanksgiving with just the three of us. :( My husband doesn't like turkey so we are getting a really good cut of steak, he wants sweet potato's (yuck) and for me to make my famous brownies. I think I am going to find some store bought rolls but make some pumpkin bread. So what about you? What are you making?

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Pretty traditional for us. We will deep fry (second year for that) a big 20+ pounder. Hubby will go buy it still this week. Along with mashed potatoes, some sort of sweet potato thing (brown sugar and marshmallows probably), green beans, stuffing, jellied cranberries, rolls,gravy and MILs famous cranberry salad.

Its ground up cranberries, sugar, pineapple, walnuts, whip cream(real)..and probably something I am forgetting, but its delish!

Along with some pies and whip cream and vanilla ice cream. Then a nap!

As I said, we are pretty traditional for this holiday! WOnder if I can wear my "good" sweatpants? I think I will need the room! LOL

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I am making a road trip - LOL! I usually make my own pumpkin pie since no one in my husband's family does (they are pecan pie and coconut cake folks - YUCK) and it just isn't Thanksgiving for me without one:)

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I am making a spiral ham from Costco (LOVE their ham) a small turkey roast, sweet potato casserole, chicken n dressing, mashed potatoes, broccoli rice casserole, green beans w/bacon, cranberry relish, pumpkin pie & some kind of chocolate cake. Although, your steak really sounds good! Enjoy! Happy Thanksgiving : )

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Pretty traditional for us. We will deep fry (second year for that) a big 20+ pounder. Hubby will go buy it still this week. Along with mashed potatoes, some sort of sweet potato thing (brown sugar and marshmallows probably), green beans, stuffing, jellied cranberries, rolls,gravy and MILs famous cranberry salad.

Its ground up cranberries, sugar, pineapple, walnuts, whip cream(real)..and probably something I am forgetting, but its delish!

Along with some pies and whip cream and vanilla ice cream. Then a nap!

As I said, we are pretty traditional for this holiday! WOnder if I can wear my "good" sweatpants? I think I will need the room! LOL

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I hope we have SOMETHING traditional. We're going to my MIL/FIL's house. He is Italian and we had Tday with them several years ago and it not what I expected.

My idea of traditional: Turkey, stuffing, mashed pots., sweet pots., green bean casserole, dinner rolls (homemade), and something sweet later. You know, protein, starch, starch, starch, more starch, sprinkled with a few veggies! Lol.

You sound so depressed about your tday. Put something you love on the menu!!

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We finalized the menu last night, hooray! Before dinner, we'll have spinach-artichoke dip with baguettes, and club crackers with roasted raspberry chipotle sauce over cream cheese. Turkey and gravy on the side for those who want it, crawfish dressing, cranberry sauce, baked sweet potatoes with a little butter, cinnamon, and toasted pecans, marinated green beans with bacon, my grandma's recipe for yellow squash, an apple cheesecake and a pumpkin pie. I have a guest that's bringing some white macaroni & cheese for the kids. It'll be 3 adults and 5 kids ages 2 to 9.

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We have a huge family on my husband's side. Everyone will bring something over to our house for our meal. We always have two large turkeys, a ham, mashed potatoes, rolls, corn on the cob, salad, green bean casserole, potato salad, pasta, veggies, and an array of desserts :-)

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Aunt will roast a turkey, make stuffing, and sweet potatoes. Uncle will smoke a turkey and likely some wild hog and deer. I am making green beans - not a casserole. I'm tired of making that casserole every year! Mom is making bread - OMG don't buy the store rolls. Get frozen dough (Rhodes), thaw it overnight, then snip the loaf into small bite size pieces (size of a pecan maybe) and dip each piece in butter. Plop into a loaf pan, let it rise in a warm kitchen or very low warm oven. Then bake 25 minutes. Buttery and super tasty. Toasty pieces on top, chewy pieces in the middle. Mmm. My mouth is watering. Not sure what all my cousins are bringing. I thought green beans wasn't enough, so I'm making cookies too, plus bringing some wine and juice boxes. :)

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Appitizers:
Deviled eggs,
Lil' Smokeys in a bbq and jelly sauce,
Dip and chips,
little savory pastry.

Main Course:
Turkey,
mashed potatoes with gravy,
green bean casserole,
macaroni and cheese,
stuffing (not in bird, stove top),
cranberry jelly,
orange salad,
crescent rolls,
and corn.
Pumpkin pie and strawberry cheesecake :)

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My MIL always makes the Turkey, stuffing, and mashed potatoes.
My Aunt is coming this year, so she will be bringing the cornbread dressing.
I make the sweet potatoes casserole, cranberry freeze, and an Apple and Pecan Pie.
Then the others make
appetizers-usually guacamole dip, spinach dip, and cranberry/feta rollups
broccoli casserole
pumpkin cheesecake

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