Thanksgiving Chow
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Thanksgiving Chow
What's your favorite turkey day dinner component?
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Re: Thanksgiving Chow
It's so hard to pick just one.
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Kinda what I was thinking too, but I chose dark meat. You can't have Thanksgiving without the turkey. And the dark meat thing is something I learned all about in the last few years. I can't believe I wasted all those Thanksgivings eating white meat.Fat_Bulldog wrote:It's so hard to pick just one.
/puts it on a tee for PujolJunkie
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LOL, yeah, I'm not quite sure why so many people go nuts for white meat and avoid the dark meat. I think a good stuffing is a seriously underrated component.JL21 wrote:Kinda what I was thinking too, but I chose dark meat. You can't have Thanksgiving without the turkey. And the dark meat thing is something I learned all about in the last few years. I can't believe I wasted all those Thanksgivings eating white meat.Fat_Bulldog wrote:It's so hard to pick just one.
/puts it on a tee for PujolJunkie
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Re: Thanksgiving Chow
gotta go with white meat
however, this year, due to certain circumstances we're not having thanksgiving at all...JUST CHILI!
however, this year, due to certain circumstances we're not having thanksgiving at all...JUST CHILI!
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I voted other because dressing is not on the list.
EDIT: Unless the turkey is wild, then that's my option by a long shot.
EDIT: Unless the turkey is wild, then that's my option by a long shot.
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Re: Thanksgiving Chow
Change your vote. Stuffing = dressingobucard wrote:I voted other because dressing is not on the list.
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Stuffing is stuffed inside the turkey. Dressing is served as a side dish. Also, votes can't be changed (at least not here).planet pujolsian wrote:Change your vote. Stuffing = dressingobucard wrote:I voted other because dressing is not on the list.
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Re: Thanksgiving Chow
ya, I voted stuffing, but that's just dressing. My grandmother makes the best I've ever had and is the highlight of every Thanksgiving.
I do love the white meat turkey, as well, and usually eat one of the drumsticks while my brother and dad fight over the other one.
I do love the white meat turkey, as well, and usually eat one of the drumsticks while my brother and dad fight over the other one.
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I like stuffing, but I'm not brave enough to try the wife's family recipe (with gizzards). Just regular stuffing thanks.