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       Location: Deep in the heart of Texas. | What is your favorite part of Thanksgiving dinner? Mine is Dressing. :) |
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| I like dressing, the casseroles and the scrumptious array of desserts! The turkey, not so much. |
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 Can You Hear Me Now?
       Location: When you hit the middle of nowhere .. Keep driving | Mine is family followed close by the prime rib. It is one of the two times a year everyone tries to come up (the other being Christmas). We all have a huge feast and make a big prime rib with all the fixings ( most of my family hates turkey). My dad even though he is in a wheel chair cooks a mean roast, and mom and I work on the sides. I love the fact that my parents have been divorced for 20 years but still get together for these special occasions (neither remarried) even though my brother and I are 25 and 27. |
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 Dancing in my Mind
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    Location: Eastern OH but my heart is in WV | Mine will be extra special being with family this year! |
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 Living within my means
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   Location: Randolph, Utah | PIE!!!!!!  |
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| I LOVE dressing and turkey!!! YUM!!! (And at Christmas I LOVE prime rib and dressing!)  |
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 Dancing in my Mind
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    Location: Eastern OH but my heart is in WV | I have one more favorite part....I never have to cook....I am lucky and my mom and aunt prepare the meal Good thing too, I only fix it, if it comes from a can, box or frozen! |
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       Location: Washington | Definitely the pies! |
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  Warmblood with Wings
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           Location: Florida.. | cranberries |
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 Chicken Chick
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     Location: Texas | Broccoli and rice casserole. I eat that, a piece of turkey, and a small helping of dressing. I fill up on that casserole lol. |
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     Location: Qld Australia | pinx05 - 2013-11-25 12:44 PM
Broccoli and rice casserole. I eat that, a piece of turkey, and a small helping of dressing. I fill up on that casserole lol.
I need a recipe please!!!! :-)
The rest of your are making me hungry lol. I just have to wait until Christmas for all the special Christmas foods. My favourite is ham on the bone, hubby is going to smoke our own this year. Porky is getting nice and well . . .porky! |
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           Location: California | I am not a huge fan of Thanksgiving foods but I do LOVE french fried onions. I had to make a quick trip back to the store today because I ate the entire container of onions I got for my casserole last night. This time I bought two containers , one for my dish and one to eat myself . The clerk asked me if I had forgotten them yesterday , so I blamed the disappearance of my onions on my dogs. |
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| Wine!  |
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 California Cowgirl
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           Location: California | spitzh - 2013-11-27 1:03 PM Wine! 
Oh and of course the vino ! |
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 Firecracker Dog Lover
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| BarrelsRmyLife - 2013-11-24 6:35 PM
Definitely the pies!
Yesterday in preparation I made three pies - German chocolate pie, pumpkin pie, and pecan pie. Want me to send you some? |
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 Stinky Cat Owner
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     Location: Oregon | Turkey sandwiches on white bread with mayo. And, I love homemade yeast rolls with honey butter. Oh - and fresh cranberries!! |
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Meanest Teacher!!!
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      Location: sunny california | the perfect bite
piece of turkey then scoup some taters and stuffing on top then dip in gravy have buttered dinner roll in other hand and chase the perfect bite with a dinner roll bite
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 Chicken Chick
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     Location: Texas | rockinj - 2013-11-24 9:40 PM pinx05 - 2013-11-25 12:44 PM Broccoli and rice casserole. I eat that, a piece of turkey, and a small helping of dressing. I fill up on that casserole lol. I need a recipe please!!!! :- ) The rest of your are making me hungry lol. I just have to wait until Christmas for all the special Christmas foods. My favourite is ham on the bone, hubby is going to smoke our own this year. Porky is getting nice and well . . .porky!
I don't have a recipe on hand. This is the closest one I could find to how we make it. (We have been doing it for so long we just kind of throw it together, sometimes it isn't the exact same ingredients as the year before lol.) It is a big hit in our family. My mom makes 2 of the turkey pans (this silver tin ones that are like 2 foot long) full of broccoli and rice casserole and there is very little left over. I always volunteer for those left overs.
http://www.kraftrecipes.com/recipes/broccoli-rice-casserole-51402.aspx
My mom has done hers with Cheez whiz or velveeta, it just depends on what she feels like that year. There isn't much of a difference. My MIL always does hers with velveeta.
Depending on who makes it, there may or may not be bread crumbs. I prefer it without them actually.
Basically what we do is cook the rice, mix it in with the cooked broccoli and cream of mushroom and add cheese until you think there is enough to make it good and cheesy lol. Salt, pepper and cook in oven until it is all melted together. We don't get Fancy haha. |
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 Underestimated Underdog
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         Location: Minnesota | Wild rice hotdish with gravy! |
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       Location: lexington KY | My mothers yeast rolls that are made with grits, dressing, and mashed potatoes. I love thanksgiving so much! |
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