The thanksgiving shopping list anyone?

Meat

- Fried turkey

-Honey Ham

- Baked chicken

Sides

-Bake mac and cheese

-String beans

- Corn

- Yellow rice

-Lasagna

- Cranberry

- Sweet potatoes

- Cheese broccoli

- Stuffing

-Mashed potatoes

-Crescent rolls

Dessert

- Cherry cheesecake

- Chocolate moose

- Pumpkin pie

- Key lime pie

- Banana cream pie

- Brownies

- Egg nog cheesecake

- Fruit salad

btw:probably left something out

We have a very traditional Thanksgiving meal.

Meat: Turkey (I never stuff the turkey, the dressing is served on the side) and ham (we get the spiral sliced ham and soak it in a molasses and brown sugar syrup)

Sides: Dressing (my grandmother's recipe), mashed potatoes, Vance Godby's sweet potatoes, green bean casserole, Loreta's cranberry salad (topped with a cream cheese/marshmallow mixture that is like dessert), homemade hot rolls (the yeast smell is to die for while rising), and homemade giblet gravy

Sweets: Southern Pecan pie, pumpkin pie, pumpkin roll (usually eaten for breakfast)

Drinks: Cranberry fizz, slow brewed iced tea with raspberries and lemons

Tip - never buy your pie shell - always make it from scratch!

Turkey

Mashed Potatoes with gravy

Cranberry Sauce

Veggies

Pumpkin pie

Rolls

okay,, you asked (:

Turkey

Mashed potatos

cranberry sauce

sweet potatos

stuffing

turkey gravy

rolls

date pudding

pecan pie

mini cherry cheesecakes

plue my grandmothers bringing pies and some other fatty foods (:

happy thanksgiving

turkey, cinnamon, brown sugar, eggs, salt, milk, condensed milk, all objective flour, corn meal, rooster broth,candy potatoes, butter, nutmeg, sage, cranberry sauce, cheese, sausage, celery, Turkey, vegetables any variety you prefer my decision for the holiday is collard vegetables and eco-friendly beans, gravy, sugar, pepper.............oh boy there's a lot I could purchase and so little time.