What are you making for Thanksgiving?

[Gingerale]

There are actually some really good prepackaged foods that are tasty and help reduce the prep time for big meals. I like when the local grocery stores have samples to try the food before buying.

[Lemon Cheesecake]

Going to run out and get the last few things for Thanksgiving dinner tonight...hopefully it won't be very busy in the stores! <now, to make enough room in the fridge!>

[Kitalpha Hart]

Okay so what we had:
Turkey
Duck
Mashed potatoes
Twice baked sweet potatoes
Gravy made from something odd prolly some form of grease cuz it solidified
Rolls
Corn
Broccoli
Mac n cheese that a certain five year old kept going after

Kinda wish the gravy hadn't been so funky cuz otherwise it would've been a good addition to the corn and potatoes

[Lemon Cheesecake]

Sounds like a lot of food and food options!

I like to have a good jar gravy on hand just in case the home made gravy doesn't come out.

A cheese sauce for the veggies can be a good option other then gravy.

no cranberry sauce!?

[Vivianne]

Not Thanksgiving yet, but I had eggo double chocolate Belgian waffles tonight! They were amazing, and I hope to have them again on Thanksgiving! Yum.

[Lemon Cheesecake]

Oh...double chocolate anything sounds delicious...!

[Mouse]

We are use to my grandmother cooking and she didnt this year
So my dad made steaks and I made mash potato, stuffing, and pie.
I hope you all had a wonderful time! Crazy how different it is for everyone

[Lemon Cheesecake]

I cooked a turkey breast and made a lot of veggies (if you use a double boiler you can cook the longer cooking root veggies, like carrots, on the bottom and add the vegetables to be steamed, like broccoli, on the top last minute)... and I know cranberry sauce has a lot of sugar added to it but I still like to eat it with my turkey!

I also ended up making home made soup with the left overs...which has been nice on these rainy days we have been having.