Who is cooking Thanksgiving dinner?

Since I'm not going up North this Thanksgiving my son is cooking a deep fried turkey.I'm cooking potatoes & the veggies. My DIL is baking an apple pie & corn bread from scratch.I'll also make a small ham too.It's going to be a Southern dinner this year. Happy & healthy & safe Thanksgiving to all.

We will be cooking a big turkey this year.

We are home in the US this winter with our son so having a big dinner with him will be nice.

Last holiday we were overseas and they don't have Thanksgiving in Hungary and it is hard to find a whole turkey as well. They don't seem to like roasted turkey there, you can buy a whole goose or duck for less then turkey.

I was looking at the frozen geese here in one of the food stores and it was over $76.!!

In Hungary it would be less then $20. for a whole goose.

Hope everyone has a great holiday

Hubby is. I will be in and out of the kitchen through the day, lending as needed. Also, I will be washing and putting away used pots and pans and whatever. I will have to do the dishes after the dinner, so any clean up I can do ahead will be a help.

Daughter, her husband, and 3 grandkids will be coming for dinner. We got a big turkey and stuff, so we can send a large care package back home with them afterwards.

And on Christmas, we will go to the kids' house, son in law will cook dinner. He is a very good cook.

Mswnana - Not anymore. I held that honor for

over 40 years until I could no longer do the

cooking.

Our family brings the dinner to us and since

I taught them to cook - they know what I like

and they know just how I like it.

They do a great job of cooking and baking

our traditional Thanksgiving dinner.

May I wish a Happy Thanksgiving to all.

Yum! Can't wait for the dressing and the

Pumpkin Pie. My favorite part of it.

DeeJay.

Yes, I'm cooking for the whole bunch again, although my 2 daughters always bring casseroles or pies with them.

My son just got engaged so we 're welcoming his fiances family too. Should be 15 for dinner.

We don't have a Thanksgiving Day in England but this was always my favorite time of year in the church. We collected harvest goodies & went door to door giving out baskets for elderly people .

Here, we always draw names for Christmas gifts for the adults on Thanksgiving (everyone just buys a gift for the person who's name they get).

My husband is a cop & works on Thursday so we're having our celebration the 22nd.

Our family have dealt with many, many difficult situations this year so we're happy to be able to give thanks at last.

We will be joining our extended family; we've reserved a pavilion at a local park. Each family brings a dish or two. There will be about 28 of us. I will be roasting 3 turkeys and doing gallons of gravy. I will begin roasting the turkey tomorrow; carve each turkey when it is done roasting, and putting the turkey into oven pans (like those used by caterers). The pans will be warmed Thanksgiving morning. I do the turkey stock on Wednesday and the gravy Thanksgiving morning; we reheat the gravy on our camp stove at the park.

Happy Thanksgiving to you!

Not I. But I am making the sinfully good escalloped corn piudding for my neighbor's family dinner with all the trimmings. I haven't had a real Thanksgiving dinner in many years, so I will try to control myself while I do an unladylike pig out.

Happy Thanksgiving to you too!!!

I will be doing the cooking and doing the whole works..and families will be coming over too..but of course they will be doing the Black Friday shopping not me!!..=)

I'm cooking, as I do every year, for the nuclear family, some of whom no longer live here and are driving in.

Now that everyone's an adult, the cooking has changed. One makes better rolls than I do (from scratch, no less) and the other's fully competent with mashed potatoes and pies both, so my job got a lot easier!

I never know what I'm going to do until I do it. Since $ is short this month, I'm thinking that I'll just eat what I have available & be thankful for that. I'll most likely be on the computer Thursday due to cold weather & rain on the way. I spent way too much money on Halloween candy this year & didn't get half the kids I had in years past. I'm still in a bit of a sugar-coma!