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Eagles V Frodo Mt Doom		#81	[-]
Posts: 894 (11/17/09 02:10 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Strangers have the best candy. Don't be tempted Remove this ad Eric in San Diego wrote: Baked, butter-rubbed, stuffed turkey (16 pounder) Two pans of extra dressing...one with sausage, one without Baked yams with marshmallows Real cranberries in sauce Crisp salad with cranberries, candied walnuts, cherry tomatos, and sliced 'shrooms Giblet gravy Yukon Gold homemade mashed potatoes Green bean casserole with mushrooms and crunchy onions Homemade pullapart rolls Pecan pie with vanilla icecream Pumpkin pie with whipped cream FOR THE LONE VEGETARIAN: Sauteed and stuffed Portabello mushroom caps Homemade Portabello mushroom ravioli Raw tossed broccoli salad Oh yeah... Dear lordy land o goshen do you R E A L L Y think that "ooh FANCY PRICEY YUKON POTATOES" are any different tastewise from the shit the mexicans grow in So Cal? loser
Viking Pete		#82	[-]
Posts: 365 (11/17/09 02:15 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Last Edited By: Viking Pete 11/17/09 02:23 PM. Edited 1 times.
Eric in San Diego		#83	[-]
Posts: 1239 (11/17/09 02:15 PM) Just sayin' Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Oh Eagles, etc., you are so funny! Of course there's a difference...the Yukon Golds are far more flavorful, don't take two freakin' days to soften, and end up with a much better texture. Have you ever considered a new schtick? Your current vibe is getting extremely tired, homie.
BillGuido		#84	[-]
Posts: 3003 (11/17/09 02:17 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Hey Eric, it should take me about 3 hours to get to your place from Nursie's. I'll bring some fabulous baked sweet potatoes with butter/cinnamon/sugar.
Eric in San Diego		#85	[-]
Posts: 1241 (11/17/09 02:20 PM) Just sayin' Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Toss in a nice, three-bone prime rib and you gotta deal, BG!!
Momma Mullet		#86	[-]
Posts: 27 (11/17/09 03:16 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Wow, you people are really going to get fat!
BillGuido		#87	[-]
Posts: 3007 (11/17/09 03:20 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	BillGuido: going to get ? Mr. Yuck: Liar!
SurvivorArctic		#88	[-]
Posts: 23362 (11/17/09 03:29 PM) Not a team player Reply Quote More Recent Posts	German butter potatoes were served at my Colonialism Appreciation Day dinner. They are way way way better than Yukon Gold.
Eric in San Diego		#89	[-]
Posts: 1242 (11/17/09 03:43 PM) Just sayin' Reply Quote More Recent Posts	SurvivorArctic wrote: German butter potatoes were served at my Colonialism Appreciation Day dinner. They are way way way better than Yukon Gold. Hiya, SA...glad you survived the earthquakes and subsequent tsunami! You got a recipe for these "German butter potatoes"? I do make a mean mashed potato dish with the Yukons, tho.
BillGuido		#90	[-]
Posts: 3008 (11/17/09 03:49 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Strangers have the best candy. Don't be tempted Remove this ad I'll be heading to SA's place after yours, Eric, so I'll let you know how her potatoes taste. SA, I hope you like raw tossed broccoli salad. I'm bringing a real sweet one down.
SurvivorArctic		#91	[-]
Posts: 23363 (11/17/09 04:07 PM) Not a team player Reply Quote More Recent Posts	German butter potatoes are an actual potato. A really good potato. BG, bring a dark ale with you, too.
Eric in San Diego		#92	[-]
Posts: 1245 (11/17/09 04:52 PM) Just sayin' Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I did a little research and found the German Butter Potato. Sounds good and all, but they don't appear to have them around here! The spot I checked did say that the Yukons are the next best spud, so I'm gonna stick with them. I love Thanksgiving!! Of course, this requires about 4,000,000,000 crunches and much running to get rid of, but it's worth it!!
WiscBadger95		#93	[-]
Posts: 15774 (11/17/09 05:16 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	This was our family's Thanksgiving table last year. The economic downturn hit us pretty hard, so we had to cut back quite a bit.
MyPetGoat		#94	[-]
Posts: 2361 (11/17/09 05:17 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I don't have enough room to list what my MIL is making for this Thanksgiving. I'll try to take a picture. The best part is the leftovers on the kitchen island the day after. You can just round them up all day whenver you feel like grazing.
Trixie Delight		#95	[-]
Posts: 28449 (11/17/09 05:37 PM) put Angel in the corner Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I'm a traditionalist. Huuuuge turkey, non stuffed since it's moister that way. Tons o' sides. I need to find out more about these mysterious german butter potatoes.
SurvivorArctic		#96	[-]
Posts: 23366 (11/17/09 05:39 PM) Not a team player Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I also served purple potatoes. Really intense potato flavour, really delicious and purple!
Kino		#97	[-]
Posts: 37 (11/17/09 06:57 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I'm serving my penis. RSVP via PM.
Kimbob the Magnificent		#98	[-]
Posts: 9032 (11/17/09 07:01 PM) Yes, smarter than you Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Instead of the usual kazillion, I'm only cooking for four people this year. I really don't know how to do that.
lilnubber		#99	[-]
Posts: 12392 (11/17/09 07:13 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Wow, turkey is so cheap this year. I got mine for .38 cents a pound. I'm not even having Thanksgiving (going to my sister's), but we always want our own turkey dinner the weekend after Thanksgiving.
MakePaulaCry		#100	[-]
Posts: 4283 (11/17/09 07:31 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Strangers have the best candy. Don't be tempted Remove this ad 100!!!

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