What are your non-traditional Thanksgiving dishes? (beer, healthy, meal, recipes)

[Grannysroost]

Originally Posted by bjh

I think they roast it on a spit for the first few years. If you think it's non-trad. it is. It's all good.

Thank you sweetie...I feel better now...

[country pride]

Nothing wrong with being 'different'.
Ive made tuna casserole, cornish game hens and chili dogs before (not all at the same time, of course).

[bjh]

Originally Posted by grannysroost

thank you sweetie...i feel better now...

Hee hee

[Afishwithabike]

Cornish game hens, roast duck Chinese style, fried rice, key lime pie, ice-cream...this is making me hungry.

[Goodpasture]

I didn't put any up this year, but poke salad was a tradition at my grandmothers table.

[PurpleLove08]

I wouldn't mind having lasagna....

or my mom's pasta cabanara...or so we've named it. Bacon, cream cheese, milk, noodles, and spinach. Best stuff ever!

[TKramar]

Not something I'd have every year, but I've had pizza for Thanksgiving before.

This year--probably some ramen soup.

[akorosdc]

Originally Posted by TKramar

I've had pierogis more than once, although they were called "pedehey". With sauerkraut or potato stuffing.

Ukrainian?

Try them stuffed with blueberries, by the way

[TKramar]

Yes, my heritage is half Ukrainian.

I actually managed to make some a month or two ago, so I'll try your suggestion the next time I want to destroy the kitchen (They're a bit messy.). Definitely a weekend thing.

[Gandalara]

For the last 15 years, I've been in a hotel on Thanksgiving weekend.

I always order the biggest cheeseburger and fries they have on the menu, since it's something I don't normally eat.

I cook a turkey the next weekend so I have leftovers :-)