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Ragin_Cajun 11-19-2012 05:07 PM

What are you cooking for Thanksgiving Day???
 
I know about all the traditionals, is there something special that you and your family cook?

Our Thanksgiving Dinner is "Oysters"

Raw, Bienville, Rocerfeller, Oyster Spaghetti, Duck and Oyster Gumbo, Oyster Casserole and fried!

Happy Thanksgiving to all of the SC family!

RC

Armand16 11-19-2012 05:26 PM

hopefully oyster dressing is on our menu. my grandmother makes a killer one she said the key is using the juce from the oysters instead of water

Matt G 11-19-2012 05:31 PM

My wife volunteered me to fry turkeys for her family. Only problem is I've never done it!! I've always held the pan for my old man.

The 2 things I look forward to is my mom's green bean casserole and my grandma's jambalaya.

Reefman 11-19-2012 05:43 PM

Ya'll making me hungry!
My sister and I are doin' the duties.

Pot roasted doves
Vermicelli rice
brandied sweet potato casserole
cornbread dressing with venison sausage
baby lima beans
pork roast stuffed deboned turkey

dessert!!!!!!
my fig pie (sweet dough)
sister's pecan pie
aunt's coconut pie

couple the desserts with a large pot of dark roast coffee......nap time!

Happy Thanksgiving to da SC guys and girls!

duckfreak 11-19-2012 05:46 PM

Well at our house it's the traditional Turkey, Rice Dressing, string beans, sweet potato cassorle, Mac & Cheese, and Ima probably do a few duck ka bobs and maybe a roast as well.

Reggoh 11-19-2012 05:51 PM

I got one of those Oil free Turkey Fryers for my birthday this year so I'm going to shoot em up with some juice and give it a whirl... alot of people have told me how tasty they are... cant wait!!

eman 11-19-2012 07:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Reggoh (Post 518835)
I got one of those Oil free Turkey Fryers for my birthday this year so I'm going to shoot em up with some juice and give it a whirl... alot of people have told me how tasty they are... cant wait!!

The oilless fryers work great. Just make sure and check your temps all over the bird. May need to flip the bird during cooking.

Finfeatherfur 11-19-2012 07:45 PM

I will be doing a slow smoked turkey with applewood, a boston butt, and we will have enough sides to feed Ethiopia.

wetaline 11-19-2012 09:11 PM

turkey in the oil free cooker (love that thing!!)
a huge chaudin with rice and gravy
grean beans
candied yams
maque choux
stuffing
apple and pecan pie

love having leftovers!!

PaulMyers 11-19-2012 09:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Finfeatherfur (Post 518879)
I will be doing a slow smoked turkey with applewood, a boston butt, and we will have enough sides to feed Ethiopia.

I'm coming to your house, Mr Foti! :D

swamp snorkler 11-19-2012 09:39 PM

Gumbo
Turkey, we do just the breast roasted in the oven
Green beans
Mac n cheese
Pralines
Fudge
Root beer glazed ham
And more

Matt G 11-19-2012 10:15 PM

Hell yea on that chaudin. I think the only thing better than that is a stuffed cow tongue!

Quote:

Originally Posted by wetaline (Post 518902)
turkey in the oil free cooker (love that thing!!)
a huge chaudin with rice and gravy
grean beans
candied yams
maque choux
stuffing
apple and pecan pie

love having leftovers!!


wetaline 11-19-2012 10:48 PM

Haha - I'll just take your word on the stuffed cow tongue!! Chaudin on Thanksgiving is a tradition. I'll give up the turkey before I give that up!!

Feesherman 11-20-2012 07:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wetaline (Post 519021)
Haha - I'll just take your word on the stuffed cow tongue!! Chaudin on Thanksgiving is a tradition. I'll give up the turkey before I give that up!!

Think of the best most tender roast you have ever eaten. Cow tongues is like that but better! Sounds gross, but very delicious!

flwo 11-20-2012 08:27 AM

Thanksgiving Dinner
 
As I'm out of the country (Thailand) and my wife is not due to join me here until early next month, I am going to visit a local institution (especially known for their Thanksgiving Dinners).
Bourbon Street Restaurant!
Yep, imported Butterball turkeys served fried, baked, smoked...and all the trimmings available to us expats living & working here. It doesn't beat being home for the holidays, but it sure does make it much nicer for us. Happy Thanksgiving to all of the SC family from Thailand!!

swamp snorkler 11-20-2012 08:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by flwo (Post 519082)
As I'm out of the country (Thailand) and my wife is not due to join me here until early next month, I am going to visit a local institution (especially known for their Thanksgiving Dinners).
Bourbon Street Restaurant!
Yep, imported Butterball turkeys served fried, baked, smoked...and all the trimmings available to us expats living & working here. It doesn't beat being home for the holidays, but it sure does make it much nicer for us. Happy Thanksgiving to all of the SC family from Thailand!!

A good friend of mine from HS worked a crane mechanic, he started his own crane service company in Thailand and is doing really well.

Frank Buck 11-20-2012 08:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by flwo (Post 519082)
As I'm out of the country (Thailand) and my wife is not due to join me here until early next month, I am going to visit a local institution (especially known for their Thanksgiving Dinners).
Bourbon Street Restaurant!
Yep, imported Butterball turkeys served fried, baked, smoked...and all the trimmings available to us expats living & working here. It doesn't beat being home for the holidays, but it sure does make it much nicer for us. Happy Thanksgiving to all of the SC family from Thailand!!


Skip the restaurant part and i couldn't help but get a vision of a duck with head attached and 4 small adults around the table singing....Tis da season to be jorry, fa rah rah rah rah....rah rah rah rah.....I know, I need help!

Besides that....Thanksgiving at the deer camp....Traditional Turkey dinner with some sort of backstrap extravaganza involving cream cheese, bacon and a host of other artery clogging ingredients....Makes it hard to keep the eyes open on the afternoon hunt!

inchspinner 11-20-2012 10:53 PM

BEER

oldwelder 11-21-2012 07:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eman (Post 518878)
The oilless fryers work great. Just make sure and check your temps all over the bird. May need to flip the bird during cooking.

how long do you have to cook a turkey minutes per pound ?

eman 11-21-2012 07:33 AM

Got a buddy who is viet nam war ex pat who lives in Thailand. He says he has to pay $50 us for a frozen butter ball turkey ,if he can find one.


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