
Hey all CCer's.. It's me Christy... I was wondering if you all wanted to give your Thanksgiving Dinner Menu.. And if someone likes what your making, will you be interested in exchanging recipes??? I would love to see what everyone is making for this big feast.. Well here goes my list
( family members are all bringing one or the other) Remember I have a HUGE family!!!
My Thanksgiving Menu:
2 Fried Turkeys
1 Oven Turkey
Gravy
Corn Casserole
Green Bean Casserole
Cornbread Dressing
Macaroni
Hot rolls
Honey Glazed Ham
Broccoli and rice casserole
Tamales ( MY FAVORITE!!!!)
Beans
Mashed Potatoes
Potato Salad
Spanish Rice
Pico De Gallo
Yams ( YUCK!)
Pound Cake
Pecan Pie
Pumpkin Pie
German Chocolate Cake
Cheese Cake
Peach Cobbler
Apple Crisp
Did I miss anything????

ok, here is my menu:
Ham
Cornbread Chicken & Dressing
Giblet Gravy
Chicken & Dumplings
Hashbrown Casserole
Sweet Potatoes w/ Marshmallows
Green Beans
Potato Salad
Mac & Cheese
Cranberry Sauce
Sweet Tea
Pink Stuff
Cake Balls
Pumpkin Pie
Chess Pie
Snowball Cake
I still have to get with my sister & my mom about the rest, but this is all I could think of for now. I am hungry

My MIL has Thanksgiving this year, she alternates with her SILs, but since she has no daughter I get to help. So far the menu is:
Turkey
Mashed Potatoes
Gravy
Stuffing
Taco dip
Five cup salad
jello salad
broccoli salad
clam dip
punch (to be decided)
layered desert
cake
Can you tell that the family isn't very big?
We are going to finalize the menu this weekend while the guys are hunting. Just what I don't want to do.


We use to alternate, but my MIL passed away and this is our second year without her. My husabnd usually plays poker with his buddies and I do Thanksgiving with my family and bring him a plate back. Our family isn't very big either, so the cooking falls on me, my mother and my sister. We have fun though. We are finalizing our menu this week.


We're taking our camper to an RV park and smokin' the turkey!!! We live far from family, so we're trying to make this unique We'll have...
turkey
mashed potatoes
sweet potatoes w/marshmallows
rolls
olives
stuffing
green bean casserole
sparkling cider
pumpkin pie
apple pie
celery with cream cheese and olives
Wow - our list is short compared to the rest! But it's just the four of us! And you can only load so much into a camper's refrigerator .


Ours is pretty traditional...
Turkey with stuffing
mashed potatoes
sweet potatoes or yams with butter, br. sugar and marshmallows
corn
green bean hotdish
buns
gravy
lefsa
pickles and olives
cranberry sauce
some sort of jello usually pistachio
pumpkin pie
apple pie
real whipped cream
pumpkin bars
I think that's it!
bransmm- what is pink stuff?

We also do the traditional goodies:
Turkey and dressing
mashed potatoes
gravy
corn on the cob
green beans
mac and cheese
rolls
cranberry sauce
pumpkin pie
chocolate pie
cake
pink stuff too (I sometimes call it jello salad)...if you mean the yummy dish made from cottage cheese, pineapple, cool whip, and cherry jello...I love it!!!
bransmom...I haven't had snowball cake in several years since my grandmother past away. She use to make it all the time. I think I'm going to do one this year. They are soooo good!!

Thanks Denise! I was wondering what pink stuff was! Maybe I'll try that this year!


cindy6250: I will set an extra plate for ya
flavacakes: we use cottage cheese, strawberry jello, crushed pineapple and cool whip....I think that is all
denise2434: that is right, I have called it pink stuff ever since I was a kid,
snowball cake is my fave, my mom always makes it for me, even every year on my birthday
I can't believe that all the kids in our family love the pink stuff because of the cottage cheese......it is awesome

i wanta play too!!!!
but no menu has been talked about, so as soon as i find out, i'll list it--
*i know what DH will want me to take
mexican cornbread
ham/cheese/pototo casserole
chicken & dressing
he always wants me to bring it ALL
*i'll also want to take
baked mac & cheese
pound cake & peaches (yummy)
they never have a dessert that i like--NEVER
OKAY WHAT'S SOME OF THESE DISHES Y'ALL ARE LISTING
snowball cake?--okay i found this online-sounds yummy
bangs??
lefsa??--found this one too--not sure about it

OKAY WHAT'S SOME OF THESE DISHES Y'ALL ARE LISTING
snowball cake?--okay i found this online-sounds yummy
bangs??
lefsa??--found this one too--not sure about it
Bangs are a kind of fry bread, there are a couple different shapes people use on them. My husband is Native American and they LOVE fry bread here on the reservation. I don't make them often, mostly for holidays, and always for New Years (served with a boiled meatball called a bullet). They also fry bread in a flat round and pile taco fixings on it, it's called an Indian Taco.


Hmmm--Fried bread with meat in it. Down here we call that Meat Pies.
I usually cook everything myself except the turkey. My DH has that job.
Fried Turkey
Corn on the Cob
Sweet Potato Souffle
Rice Dressing
Corn Bread Stuffing
Cranberry Salad
Fruit Cocktail w/ bourbon
Cesar Salad
Crescent Rolls
Jello-Pudding Pecan Pie
Apple Pie
Peach Pie
Pumpkin Pie
Wine (lots)
Malox
Nap


OKAY WHAT'S SOME OF THESE DISHES Y'ALL ARE LISTING
snowball cake?--okay i found this online-sounds yummy
bangs??
lefsa??--found this one too--not sure about it
Lefsa is a Norwegian/Scandinavian potato flat bread, kinda looks like a tortilla, that you spread butter then sprinkle sugar on it and roll it up and eat it! It's yummy! Maybe you have to be Norwegian to like it?!

Okay, no meat in bread. Got it. Still fried bread--We also call this- -Begniets--Cajun fried bread. Has powdered sugar on top. Good with cafe' au lait. I know this is not what you are talking about, I just think it is sort of fun to compare the same types of food fixed with a different culture.

I can't believe that all the kids in our family love the pink stuff because of the cottage cheese......it is awesome
Me too bransmom! I can show them cottage cheese and they gag, but if I mix it with everything else.....they totally love it!!

I love Thanksgiving!! I am doing most of the cooking this year because my MIL just had surgery on her wrist and can not do anything, and my SIL is battling breast cancer and is completely wiped out. Here's what I am going to make:
2-fried turkeys (The best)
mac n cheese (homemade)
mashed potatoes
green beans
black eyed peas
butterbeans
cornbread stuffing
yeast rolls
sweet potatoe souffle
hushpuppies
collard greens
pumpkin gooey butter cake (delicious)
snickers cheesecake
pecan pie
pumpkin pie
coconut cake
I have already started some things, so it won't be so hectic at Thanksgiving. I am looking forward to it. Family gatherings are my favorite. We try to get together once a month to eat together anyway.

Bangs are a kind of fry bread, there are a couple different shapes people use on them. My husband is Native American and they LOVE fry bread here on the reservation.
we stayed at a motel on a reservation for a week or two, once or twice we ate a small restaurant there--they had a fried bread served with honey, is this something like it or is this more of a commercialized thing
anyway, it sounds good & so do the lefsa (well i'm still thinking about them )

Bangs are a kind of fry bread, there are a couple different shapes people use on them. My husband is Native American and they LOVE fry bread here on the reservation.
we stayed at a motel on a reservation for a week or two, once or twice we ate a small restaurant there--they had a fried bread served with honey, is this something like it or is this more of a commercialized thing
anyway, it sounds good & so do the lefsa (well i'm still thinking about them

That's probably alot like what they serve here. For meals they are left plain with butter to go on them. Sometimes people will shake them with sugar if it's a snack. And of course toppings like honey and jelly are good with them too.

I'm hosting again this year. I love to cook a big meal like this. Plus with my youngest still needing a nap, I"d much rather be at home!
Our menu for 5 adults and 3 kids:
turkey
mashed potatoes
sweet potato casserole
green bean casserole
macaroni and cheese
homemade rolls (The secret to good rolls is to knead them adn let them rise 2 extra times. Makes them nice and soft.)
some type of pie
and I'm thinking of doing the They'll gobble it up cake I've seen here adn on Wilton.

Turkey (oven only cooked in a bag..yummy and moist)
Baked Ham
Chicken and noodles,
cornbread dressing
giblet gravy
mashed potatoes
sweet potatoes with marshmallows
sweet potato souffle
broccoli & cheese casserole
hot rolls
baby carrots and veggie dip
corn
green beans
deviled eggs
cottage cheese
pumpkin pie
fudge
cranberry salad
coconut cream pies
pecan pie
creamy strawberry/banana pudding
cheesecakes
cool whip for topping pies
and whatever other dessert others bring.
Mom is one of 12. 10 are still living so they and spouses, kids, and grandkids show up. We have around 35-40 depending on who shows up. Each family has to bring food and bring your own 2 lt of pop.


Strawberry daquires? Ooh, I want to come to your house!!

Hubby is working, and so is MIL so we dont usually have our dinner until saturday. (friday is for shopping)
anyhow we will have:
turkey
stuffing
homemade rolls (yummy)
broccoli pie
mashed potatoes
peas
cranberry sauce
sweet potatoe casserole (from allrecipes.com) tastes like pumkin pie, kids cant tell the difference and prefer it!
apple pie
pumpkin pie
and a turkey shaped cake (of course, LOL)

ok, this sounds like fun...imma have to join in...
here we go...
Turkey ( i wanna fry it butttt...im not doing the bird this year )
brown sugar ham
deer roast
Dressing
mashed taters
green bean bake
candied yams
collards
broccoli salad
yeast rolls ( home made of course )
corn pudding
relish tray
gravy
butter beans
spiced cucumber
baker beans
baked mac n cheese
cranberry salad (very yummy)
pies out the wazoo pumpkin, pecan, choco chess, apple, peanut
cake ( not sure what im making yet )
pink stuff
green stuff ( cool whip, marshmallows, pinapple, pastatio(sp) pudding )
cookies
candy
im sure im forgetting something...
we have got a big family too..
we have 23 family that we feed and then we always take plates to senior adults who dont have family to be with at the holidays. so we feed a bunch !
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