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  1. powerpig

    powerpig F1 World Champ

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    #1 powerpig, Nov 18, 2010
    I love this time of year. Tons of food to cook and a chance to be creative. Here's what I have so far:

    Turkey Breast cooked in my new oiless turkey cooker.
    Smoked whole turkey.
    Smoked pork ternderloin.
    Smoked rib roast.
    Oyster cornbread dressing.
    And a ton of sides!
     
  2. tatcat

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    #2 tatcat, Nov 18, 2010
    oyster stew
    porterhouse off the grill
    lobster tail
    corn on the cob
    cheesecake
     
  3. Jedi

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    #3 Jedi, Nov 18, 2010
    Standing rib roast... just me & the Mrs. Jedi - kids are at
    their dad's place for turkey day.

    Jedi
     
  4. kali

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    #4 kali, Nov 20, 2010
    lots and lots and lots of protein
     
  5. GuyIncognito

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  6. agup48

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    #6 agup48, Nov 20, 2010
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    SURPRISE VISIT!

    I'm coming! :p

    Scotchy scotchy scotch. I love scotch.

    [size=-4]Even though I've had about 2 sips of it. :eek: [/size]
     
  7. beast

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    #7 beast, Nov 20, 2010
    Something with microwave instructions :eek:
     
  8. sct4a

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    #8 sct4a, Nov 24, 2010
    I'm just bringing a few things to the family get together. This is what I have so far. Thinking of doing a heart of palm 5 ways as well if I can source it but been having probs finding fresh one.

    Vanilla Scented Pumpkin and Butternut Squash "Veloute"
    Chestnut Flan, Toasted Oats,
    Whipped Italian Honey

    "Garden"
    Long radishes in "soil" with herb cream base in table size flower pot.

    "Smoke"
    Glace a' la Vanilla
    honey glazed cranberries, candied pistashios, encased in hickory smoke.

    Yuzu Jellies

    Saigon Cinnamon Sugar Cookies & Lavender Vanilla Sugar Cookies served with a shot of warm cream, armagnac, and siagon cinnamon.
     
  9. Jedi

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    #9 Jedi, Nov 24, 2010
    Change of plans... now we're going to Paddy Coyne's Irish Pub in downtown Tacoma
    for a "Traditional Thanksgiving with an Irish flair" ... whatever that means.

    :)

    Happy Thanksgiving all fellow US F-Chatters.

    Jedi
     
  10. darth550

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    #10 darth550, Nov 24, 2010
    Traditional fare here.....
     
  11. powerpig

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    #11 powerpig, Nov 24, 2010
    For the past few year I've cooked a complete Thanksgiving Dinner for a friend/co-worker as his wife is a vegetarian and just opens cans and reheats. Just found out that he's having a couple of the Washington Redskin's players over tomorrow. It will be sort of cool to get their feedback. Here's the menu.

    Cajun injected Turkey cooked in my new oiless Turkey Fryer
    Cornbread/Dirty Rice Dressing
    Giblet Gravy
    Fresh Cranberry Sauce with Walnuts
    Various other sides
    For Starters: Jalapeno Poppers and Smoked Hot Wings

    Time to start cooking!
     
  12. BMW.SauberF1Team

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    #12 BMW.SauberF1Team, Nov 24, 2010
    Traditional dinner here. I bought all the stuff and my friend will make it...at least I hope she does as I plan on watching football during that time. :D My favorite dinner of the year by far.
     
  13. judge4re

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    #13 judge4re, Nov 24, 2010
    Country ham and a 20 mile view of the Smoky Mountains...
     
  14. forgeahead

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    #14 forgeahead, Nov 24, 2010
    Traditional turkey cooked in the oven. I tried deep frying it a couple of years ago but it dried out. It is just too tough to regulate/check it. I am getting a few sides made from a catering company. We'll see how that turns out. My Mom is in town so that means my wife is in a bad mood. Time to hit the scotch!
     
  15. konatown

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    #15 konatown, Nov 24, 2010
  16. speedy4500

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    #16 speedy4500, Nov 24, 2010
    We're going with slight twists on the classics. Serving 12 this year.

    Classic shrimp cocktail
    Waldorf Salad
    Herb-Butter Roasted Turkey
    Apple and Fennel Sausage Stuffing
    Roasted sweet potatoes with cinnamon-pecan crunch
    Carrots and Green Beans with citrus-sage glaze
    Butternut Squash and Spinach gratin with Gorgonzola cheese
    Yukon Gold mashers
    Roasted Brussel Sprouts with Bacon
    Scalloped corn
    Fresh dinner rolls

    .... and then dessert!

    Pumpkin Pie
    Apple Pie
    Cherry Cheesecake
    Gingerbread with lemon glaze
     

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