What's on the menu for Thanksgiving dinner in your household?

As if you don't take part at all, Brat.

2009-11-28T10:41:53Z

A few people have been talking about it lately and I have visions of cranberries dancing in my head, so let's keep this going. Here's my family's version of Thanksgiving dinner, with a Jewish twist:

Beverages: water, red wine, or soft drinks
First course: chicken soup with kreplach (dumplings), challah (egg bread)
Second course: gefilte fish (whitefish meat rolled into chunks with little pieces of carrot – it tastes much better than it sounds), tossed salad
Third course: turkey, cranberry sauce, roasted potatoes, carrot pudding (carrot cake made in a mould) with peas
Dessert: chocolate cake, grapes and strawberries, coffee or tea

What gets served at your place?

2009-11-28T11:07:32Z

Yes, Misty, but we generally repeat this menu with different main courses for all of our holiday dinners.

Bluebeard's Wife2009-11-28T13:01:21Z

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Main course: two 20 lb turkeys, with gravy made from the drippings

Side dishes: mashed potatoes, stuffing, potato and onion gratin, creamed corn, green bean casserole, Russian salad, yogurt soup, lentil soup, djepelg/gardosh hichin (cheesy potato breads/pies), et hichin (meat pie), cheese stuffed rolls, cranberry sauce

Desserts: pumpkin pie, apple pie, blueberry pie, pecan pie, sweet potato pie, lemon cake, vanilla cake, carrot cake, brownies, 2 trays of baklava

Drinks: water, soda, tea, coffee, boza

Rio, you should have had latkes and rugelach cookies. I love latkes.

Thundercat2009-11-28T11:49:16Z

I went out to a restaurant and had prime rib with stuffing, mashed potatoes, carrots, cranberry sauce, and pumpkin pie. I have nothing against turkey, but I'm certainly not making a whole turkey and then have to eat it for a month!

CoolLuke2009-11-28T11:50:11Z

We had:

Beverages: sparkling water or grape juice,

Every thing served together in one big course:
Baby spinach salad, sage stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, mashed yams with brown sugar and butter, fresh cranberry sauce, roasted vegetables, fried and breaded tofu cutlets.

Dessert: pumpkin pie, ice cream topped with a dollop of whipped cream and coffee

Then we hiked up a nearby mountain, came back, watched football and began a night of pure, unbridled debauchery.

Truthseeker2009-11-28T10:53:51Z

Food is women's talk? LoL, I love food and eating, and I don't see how this has anything to do with gender.

We went down to my parent's house, and we had turkey, a cranberry mold, brussels sprouts w/cheese sauce, mashed potatoes, some sweet potato thing, crescent rolls, stuffing, and a green bean dish.

For dessert there was pumpkin pie, apple pie, and mincemeat pie.

Anonymous2009-11-28T10:50:41Z

Wow you guys are full of variety...I wish my family were like yours lol.

We're pretty basic...
Turkey, Mash potatoes, gravy, lima beans, cranberry sauce, steamed rice (with gravy of course), and yams.

Drinks...
Cranberry juice, Pepsi, coke, water, and wine (but I dont drink)

Desserts...
Pumpkin Pie, Chocolate pie, Brownies, cookies, and cinaBUns yumm :-)

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