What Food Makes Thanksgiving?

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Olives. It isn't Thanksgiving unless there is a kid running around with olives on his/her fingertips.

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redtriJacqui commented on November 10, 2009 - HA! Exactly!!! Or a teenager with a black olive covering a front tooth for the family photo. . .

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The day after - the world's greatest turkey sandwich - turkey, mayo, pickle relish on wheat bread. Reminds me of my Oma.

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Turkey and cornbread dressing, ham, cranberry sauce, giblet gravy, rolls, candied yams, green beans, cranberry and jello salad, pumpkin roll, pecan pie, broccoli/rice/cheese casserole, sparkling grape juice and it's on.

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Fried turkey, baked macaroni -n - cheese, collard greens, stringbeans, cranberry sauce, stuffing, corn pudding, rice -n gravy, candied yams, roast beef. Deserts: sweet potatoe pie,sweet potato egg nog pie, apple pie, and old fashioned butter cake..

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Jessica C commented on November 10, 2009 - I would love to see the sweet potato egg nog pie recipe!

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Turkey(oven and deep fried), ham, green bean cassarole, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, gravy, corn, corn bread stuffing, dinner rolls, relish try, veggie try, deviled eggs, cranberry sauce, home made pecan, apple, pumpkin pies and date cake. Yum

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My grandmother, mother, and now myself always make a cranberry marshmallow whipped cream salad - it is super easy, super yummy and our holiday table would not be complete without it! Everyone always loves it!! I stock cranberries for the whole year!

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Pumpkin pie and dressing made from scratch - and I mean scratch! The crust, bread, filling - everything! It's a messy and time-consuming chore, but for once a year, it's a labor of love.

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Can't we try new things like lamb?

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Lynn E commented on November 10, 2009 - i love trying new things because i'm not a turkey fan. my family did cornish game hens for a couple years, which i think are just small chickens. but it was fun to have our own bird each. my extended family often does ham. try baking it in 7UP. yum!

Lynn E voted on November 10, 2009

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Mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, pickles, and recently I have added sweet potatoes to my list of Thanksgiving-must-haves.

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Turkey, ham, green beans, green/fruit salad, mashed potatoes/sweet potatoes/yams, gravy, stuffing, olives, canned cranberry, dinner rolls, home made pumpkin pie with whipping cream and lots of people waiting in the kitchen for for the turkey to be done!

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My kids to this day and they are now grown with children of their own, still want the good old green bean casserole and of course being fromTexas we have to have corn bread dressing.

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Turkey, stuffing casserole, fresh cranberry relish, mashed potatoes, gravy, fresh sweet potato casserole, green bean casserole, corn and cream cheese, relish tray, scratch pumpkin pie, whipped cream, and Tums!

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Rolls, pies, and my aunt's rainbow layered jello.

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It's not Thanksgiving (or Christmas Eve dinner) without my mom's pineapple jello salad. And her homemade fudge - heaven covered in chocolate.

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My mother-in-law's amazing stuffing! Of course, the sweet potato casserole too! I could eat Thansgiving dinner year round if I didn't gain any weight!

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Pumpkin pie and dressing made from scratch - and I mean scratch! The crust, bread, filling - everything! It's a messy and time-consuming chore, but for once a year, it's a labor of love.

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Turkey(oven and deep fried), ham, green bean cassarole, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, gravy, corn, corn bread stuffing, dinner rolls, relish try, veggie try, deviled eggs, cranberry sauce, home made pecan, apple, pumpkin pies and date cake. Yum

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Turkey, ham, green beans, green/fruit salad, mashed potatoes/sweet potatoes/yams, gravy, stuffing, olives, canned cranberry, dinner rolls, home made pumpkin pie with whipping cream and lots of people waiting in the kitchen for for the turkey to be done!

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What Food Makes Thanksgiving?

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Olives. It isn't Thanksgiving unless there is a kid running around with olives on his/her fingertips.

The day after - the world's greatest turkey sandwich - turkey, mayo, pickle relish on wheat bread. Reminds me of my Oma.

Turkey and cornbread dressing, ham, cranberry sauce, giblet gravy, rolls, candied yams, green beans, cranberry and jello salad, pumpkin roll, pecan pie, broccoli/rice/cheese casserole, sparkling grape juice and it's on.

Fried turkey, baked macaroni -n - cheese, collard greens, stringbeans, cranberry sauce, stuffing, corn pudding, rice -n gravy, candied yams, roast beef. Deserts: sweet potatoe pie,sweet potato egg nog pie, apple pie, and old fashioned butter cake..

Turkey(oven and deep fried), ham, green bean cassarole, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, gravy, corn, corn bread stuffing, dinner rolls, relish try, veggie try, deviled eggs, cranberry sauce, home made pecan, apple, pumpkin pies and date cake. Yum

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My grandmother, mother, and now myself always make a cranberry marshmallow whipped cream salad - it is super easy, super yummy and our holiday table would not be complete without it! Everyone always loves it!! I stock cranberries for the whole year!

Pumpkin pie and dressing made from scratch - and I mean scratch! The crust, bread, filling - everything! It's a messy and time-consuming chore, but for once a year, it's a labor of love.

Can't we try new things like lamb?

Mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, pickles, and recently I have added sweet potatoes to my list of Thanksgiving-must-haves.

Turkey, ham, green beans, green/fruit salad, mashed potatoes/sweet potatoes/yams, gravy, stuffing, olives, canned cranberry, dinner rolls, home made pumpkin pie with whipping cream and lots of people waiting in the kitchen for for the turkey to be done!

My kids to this day and they are now grown with children of their own, still want the good old green bean casserole and of course being fromTexas we have to have corn bread dressing.

Turkey, stuffing casserole, fresh cranberry relish, mashed potatoes, gravy, fresh sweet potato casserole, green bean casserole, corn and cream cheese, relish tray, scratch pumpkin pie, whipped cream, and Tums!

Rolls, pies, and my aunt's rainbow layered jello.

It's not Thanksgiving (or Christmas Eve dinner) without my mom's pineapple jello salad. And her homemade fudge - heaven covered in chocolate.

My mother-in-law's amazing stuffing! Of course, the sweet potato casserole too! I could eat Thansgiving dinner year round if I didn't gain any weight!

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Pumpkin pie and dressing made from scratch - and I mean scratch! The crust, bread, filling - everything! It's a messy and time-consuming chore, but for once a year, it's a labor of love.

Turkey(oven and deep fried), ham, green bean cassarole, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, gravy, corn, corn bread stuffing, dinner rolls, relish try, veggie try, deviled eggs, cranberry sauce, home made pecan, apple, pumpkin pies and date cake. Yum

Turkey, ham, green beans, green/fruit salad, mashed potatoes/sweet potatoes/yams, gravy, stuffing, olives, canned cranberry, dinner rolls, home made pumpkin pie with whipping cream and lots of people waiting in the kitchen for for the turkey to be done!

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