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I have family to visit so I usually eat traditional dinner. But if I weren't doing that I sure as heck wouldn't confine myself to turkey. Unless I was in the mood. Turkey barbecue sounds pretty good to be honest.
we started something new...with the parents and family getting older and larger … to go out to eat at a buffet ….with all the trimmings and desserts..
then go to a family members home for a gathering..
this alleviated the host being stressed out cooking the whole meal.....how many are actually coming... . and food allergies.... and picking up which we all helped...
we show up....eat and leave....still get to visit at the gathering after the meal
also allows the men-folk to go hunting in the morning …
It is not my year to cook. I’ve tried to convince DH that it might be fun to just eat pizza and watch football, not that I care a fig for football games, but I haven’t gotten through to him. He likes eating turkey, I think. It is not as if he hasn’t eaten turkey for the previous 75 previous years.
We are still talking about this.
I don’t know what we are going to do.
I don’t want to cook, and I don’t want to buy a prepared turkey dinner, either.
We’ve tried eating out for Thanksgiving, and the food has been overpriced and not particularly good.
I have the option of working this year, The boss will make a huge Thanksgiving dinner at her house.
We'll pack everyone in the vans and go over there..
It is not my year to cook. I’ve tried to convince DH that it might be fun to just eat pizza and watch football, not that I care a fig for football games, but I haven’t gotten through to him. He likes eating turkey, I think. It is not as if he hasn’t eaten turkey for the previous 75 previous years.
We are still talking about this.
I don’t know what we are going to do.
I don’t want to cook, and I don’t want to buy a prepared turkey dinner, either.
We’ve tried eating out for Thanksgiving, and the food has been overpriced and not particularly good.
If it were me I would compromise with something like pre-cooked roasted chicken, salsa, charro beans, rice, and some kind of cooked vegetable or else a salad. I never did like the traditional sides personally.
Boston Market will be keeping us right on Thanksgiving night. Followed by a few drinks and fireworks.
If I choose to cook, a roasted pork shoulder or high priced cut of fish with the fixings. We dont do the big family thing, its our night.
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