What is the one food you can't go without for Thanksgiving (other than the traditional turkey or ham). I have to have dressing (with cranberry sauce). Nov 15 09 01:54 pm Link turkey Nov 15 09 01:55 pm Link Whitney Dee En wrote: What do you mean by dressing? Nov 15 09 01:55 pm Link chocolate pie or rolls...hot fresh rolls dripping with butter Nov 15 09 01:56 pm Link We can live without those here. Thanksgiving isn't celebrated as much than in the States. And it's a month and a half earlier. Nov 15 09 01:56 pm Link Whitney Dee En wrote: I can't live without Pumpkin or Apple Pie!!! Nov 15 09 01:59 pm Link PixieMini wrote: It was actually started here in Florida and then Plymouth some 450 years ago... so that could be why. Nov 15 09 02:00 pm Link Stuffing. I adore stuffing. Nov 15 09 02:00 pm Link Model Sarah wrote: Haha, I don't even know. Thanksgiving in Canada just isn't such a big deal. Nov 15 09 02:01 pm Link Pumpkin pie and real whipped cream (getting whipping cream at the store, adding sugar and whipping yourself... not that coolwhip crap). Nov 15 09 02:02 pm Link PixieMini wrote: Because it's traditionally an American holiday. Nov 15 09 02:03 pm Link Poses wrote: Cornbread stuffing, yes? Nov 15 09 02:04 pm Link Poses wrote: Model Sarah wrote: I've never had cornbread stuffing. Nov 15 09 02:05 pm Link Stephanie M wrote: +1 Nov 15 09 02:05 pm Link Poses wrote: Poses wrote: I've never had cornbread stuffing. Ooooh can I make some for you even if I visit you in January? Nov 15 09 02:06 pm Link a glass full of native american tears. yummm < this is sarcasm and not meant to stir any debate. so dont. p.s. i like the stuffing my dad makes. fucking delicious. Nov 15 09 02:06 pm Link Stephanie M wrote: You know i'm not a huge fan of whipped cream made from whipping cream. It's just okay. Nov 15 09 02:07 pm Link Poses wrote: Model Sarah wrote: Yes! Nov 15 09 02:07 pm Link Model Sarah wrote: Actually.. Thanksgiving feasts/celebrations have been going on in (what was to become) Canada for much the same amount of time.. since the early 1600s or so.. it's been a *very* longstanding tradition here. But we don't really make as big a deal out of it as is made of Thanksgiving in the USA (for reasons unknown) Nov 15 09 02:12 pm Link PS: Thanksgiving isn't Thanksgiving without FOOTBALL !!!! Nov 15 09 02:14 pm Link Peter Claver wrote: I was mostly kidding. Settle down there Canadian. Nov 15 09 02:18 pm Link DougBPhoto wrote: Go Lions Nov 15 09 02:18 pm Link Eye of Sicari wrote: I was going to say who the hell wants to watch Detroit play?!! Nov 15 09 02:19 pm Link Perish Photography wrote: Oh I will! I so will. I will pee in your glass...or make you eat your parents! Nov 15 09 02:19 pm Link Model Sarah wrote: MOSTLY?!?! Nov 15 09 02:19 pm Link Eye of Sicari wrote: I said football, NOT Detroit Lions... Nov 15 09 02:21 pm Link Peter Claver wrote: You're damn right you do TERRORIST! Nov 15 09 02:21 pm Link DougBPhoto wrote: Nov 15 09 02:22 pm Link Model Sarah wrote: Just you wait 'till wednesday! Nov 15 09 02:23 pm Link Poses wrote: Poses wrote: I've never had cornbread stuffing. thats the only right way to make it! Nov 15 09 03:42 pm Link ooh.. and green bean casserole (¿spelling?) And some squash casserole (again.. ¿spelling?) Nov 15 09 03:46 pm Link Whitney Dee En wrote: I hate cranberry sauce... too bitter... Not saying others don't like it.. I'm just not one of them. Nov 15 09 03:47 pm Link Broccoli Casserole, cornbread and stuffing! MMMM Nov 15 09 03:49 pm Link Extreme Body Art wrote: I don't like the real stuff.. I want mine shaped like a can! lol Nov 15 09 03:51 pm Link Crescent Rolls - flaky and hot + Butter = Bliss Post Thanksgiving Turkey sandwiches while watching the game is also super. (And now, I made myself Sad - Since I'm going to be alone this Holiday) *Sadface* Nov 15 09 03:54 pm Link Whitney Dee En wrote: Yes! Nov 15 09 03:54 pm Link Eh. There's nothing I'm crazy about at Thanksgiving. And I actually really hate turkey. *braces for impact* But this year I'm going to see if I can help my mom reinvent some dishes...ours are just so...original, plain recipe. Nov 15 09 03:57 pm Link We always have this orange salad dressing that's amazing and we make candied sweet potatos. Nov 15 09 04:18 pm Link stuffing Nov 15 09 04:20 pm Link One item? That would be mashedtatersgravystuffingwitholives. I mash 'em all together before consuming. I'd like to say "football" but I'm a Raider fan. Nov 15 09 04:39 pm Link |