I always make Cornish hens for thanksgiving instead. No forcing myself to eat increasingly diminishing leftovers for days on end that way, plus it's just better than turkey anyway.

It’s definitely not a symphony of flavor.

for thanksgiving day this year it will be just me and the mrs...I'll be picking up a big order of Thai food..on Saturday our friends are coming over and they are bringing the traditional stuff..hopefully they bring some decent side dishes

You and the Mrs are welcome to come to mine for the holiday if you like. My great-aunt is too old to travel so her family will have the holiday with her this year, and my uncle hurt his back so he's staying home this year, too. We're a relatively small group this year, so we will have more than enough space for you at our table (and in our hearts) if you like. Come on up to the house, doug

What should I eat in Paris on Thanksgiving? Goose?

thai food sounds like a great thanksgiving.

i'm already looking forward to a plate full of sides.

steak tartare for lunch and a buttery lemon dover sole for dinner..or a croque madame

can we have endless bags of Detroit style Coney Island hot dogs and watch 70's movies with your folks?

Sure!

I’m convinced a big part of my wife conjuring up this trip is so she can avoid turkey.

smart lady

Got some premade Cajun butter to inject this year, combined with frying the turkey I think I have fully come around to bring a turkey lover

I have still never had a deep fried turkey.

When spike gets back from this trip we should tally up how many of his posts were posted for the sole purpose of making sure we know he is (was) in France

Just posting about what’s going on in my life, man. Like always.

Didn’t you start an entire thread about you tailgating at Huskies games?

And he's still dealing with the logistics

hope you can sneak away to watch some of the packers game

Enjoy turkey, but have never had a full turkey served at dinner.

Lol please calm down

Je suis calme, frérot.