Thanksgiving Food

I'm with kpt.

 

I can eat 25 pounds of a honey baked ham. We don't have one down here, so of course when I get some, I pick the bone clean

 

We always have ham. Sometimes we have ham and turkey. My father in law used to set up a fryer and we would all fry our own. Some would do Cajun, some would inject etc. Honey Baked is awesome. But we’ll have it at Christmas at his house. Thought I would swap up a little. Country ham is completely different. My wife is asking for Turkey of some kind but I’m not doing both I don’t think.

 

I honestly could do without turkey or ham at thanksgiving. Give me the dressing, sweet potato casserole, squash casserole and pecan pie and I’m all good.

 

Last year I did a standing rib roast. It was awesome but we didn’t have the whole family coming over. Just a couple of extras. Would take several rib roasts to feed my crowd this year.

 

We always do both ham and turkey, but I have little to do with it. I just do what I am told once things are in process.

 

If she keeps messing with me I’m going to buy the turkey and ham combo at Honey Baked and say to heck with it.

 

In years past at when we are here for Christmas we do steaks on Christmas Eve. Fun tradition.

 

People only like Thanksgiving food because of the nostalgia of it.

 

I like it quite a bit, at thanksgiving. Don’t eat it much at all otherwise it must be said

 

I disagree. I will eat dressing, sweet potatoes, green beans, turkey and gravy, and pumpkin pie anytime anywhere.

 

And pumpkin pie is trash

 

I am now wondering if I should put you on ignore or not

 

Cranberry Salad over Can of jellied Cranberry sauce
Stuffing over Cornbread Dressing
Pumpkin Pie ove Sweet Potatoe Pie

 

I’m gonna smoke some tubesteak tomorrow. And the next day. And then the next...

 

Sweet potato pie all day

 

Nearly as bad as IP's take on breakfast food

 

This is as bad as IP's breakfast food take

 

I will die on this hill

 

Or because it’s another excuse to put gravy on everything.