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Favorite Thanksiving dish?
Turkey! 4%  4%  [ 1 ]
Stuffing! 29%  29%  [ 8 ]
Mashed Potatos! 25%  25%  [ 7 ]
Sweet Potatos! (of some kind, candied yams count here too) 18%  18%  [ 5 ]
Green Bean Casserole with French Fried Onions on top! 11%  11%  [ 3 ]
GRAVY! 4%  4%  [ 1 ]
Cranberry Sizzauce! 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
Pumpkin Pie! 7%  7%  [ 2 ]
Other kinds of Dessert! 4%  4%  [ 1 ]
Tofurkey! 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
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Prince of Darkness
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You'll be bored with family at some point today, and you'll check this board, just like me, so here's a poll to occupy you for 2 seconds.
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My dad's stuffing rules the school.
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Mash potatoes and cranberry sause, all mashed together....with gravy

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Stu. Ffing.

I've been known to eat crunchy uncooked Stove Top right out of the canister. The Lays people need to market a stuffing snack and call it Stuff.
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my stepmom's mashed potatoes are so best!
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Punkin pie!
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My mom makes the best fucking sweet potato soufle in the world (its asouthern thing kids) im hoping i get it at christmas cuz i missed it today fo sho :(

edit: np: motley crue: greatest hits (looks that kill)

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Mom's Stuffed cabbages

ok so there weren't any Polish pilgrims at the first T-Giving, but they came later
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Phil, you know damn well I made dat green bean casserole! Shit was HOTT!

I also made the Pecan and Punkin pies.

Thanksgiving plus Guinness on tap = OPEN QUAL.

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I am one with the stuffing people.

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I am one with the stuffing people.

That would be a great album title.
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I was kinda sad when I got to my aunt's and I asked where the green bean cassarole was and my aunt goes "oh, that's at christmas". But I got home and someone had brought some over here. Yum.

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ohhhhh stuffing
nevertheless, i commend you on your inclusion of tofukrey! i know this is the dreaded marco's favorite!
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No Turducken???

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I've heard of turducken, but i've never actually heard of anyone who's seen, tried, prepared, or otherwise served this dish ever.

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Yail Bloor Wrote:
My mom makes the best fucking sweet potato soufle in the world (its asouthern thing kids) im hoping i get it at christmas cuz i missed it today fo sho :(

edit: np: motley crue: greatest hits (looks that kill)


yep, yep...excellent choice. However I must insist on no coconut. Not wild about the inclusion of walnuts or pecans either but a compromise I'm willing to live with. Sweet potato soufffle is like getting to eat dessert first. The BEST! Can't wait for Christmas to do it again.

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bitterbuffalo Wrote:
ohhhhh stuffing
nevertheless, i commend you on your inclusion of tofukrey! i know this is the dreaded marco's favorite!


I had to vote stuffing as well.

And yes, we had a Tofurkey on the table again this year (vegan in-laws)--it's really not that bad, but certainly does not replace the real thing.
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Pumpkin pie. Without a doubt. Stuffing? :wtf:
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Pumpkin pie. Without a doubt. Stuffing? :wtf:

Phew! I thought I was the only one voting for pumpkin pie. As much as I love it, I sacrified having any for Thanksgiving this year. Weight Watchers 'n' all...sigh. It was a good sacrifice, though, I lost 4.6 lbs this week. Yay!
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kabob Wrote:
Pumpkin pie. Without a doubt. Stuffing? :wtf:

Phew! I thought I was the only one voting for pumpkin pie. As much as I love it, I sacrified having any for Thanksgiving this year. Weight Watchers 'n' all...sigh. It was a good sacrifice, though, I lost 4.6 lbs this week. Yay!


At one point I"m pretty sure that if pumpkin pie was made without the crust, that Weight Watchers counted it as a vegetable. Could be wrong of course, having never been on it. On occasion I should have given it some thought though!

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You're right, Jim. WW gave me a crustless pumpkin pie recipe last week. But, c'mon, what's pie without crust?
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I lost 4.6 lbs this week. Yay!


Awesome, Tania!!! You go, girl! Keep it up...

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I voted for Mashed Potato because it's a food and a dance.

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I voted for Mashed Potato because it's a food and a dance.

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I've never had pumpkin pie. Besides, I can make a dessert any time I want, but I'm not a fantastic cook, so the only time I get to have the good "mommy's" stuffing is on Thanksgiving. If only the woman would write the damn recipe down.

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