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   11/22/08

   mattersoftheheartt

   Mashed potatoes! I could eat them forever. Cranberry sauce too.
   And homemade gravy! mmmmmmmmmmmm

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      11/23/08

      BennyGreenberg

      Mmmmm - I do this Orange - Cranberry sauce - that works with everything - Incredible...
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   11/22/08

   HorsePucky

   The better question for me would be, "Is there any Thanksgiving dish you don't like?"

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      11/23/08

      hatingtherain

      You have a point there
3. 

   11/22/08

   roentarre

   Turkey with stuffing incontinence

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4. 

   11/22/08

   timethief

   It amazes me that people only have roasted turkey on holidays. We eat roasted turkey all year round so it's not big deal holiday meal for us.
   
   roasted potatoes like these, except I also include with rosemary & paprika www.potatopatchrecipes.com/2008/11/roasted-potatoeseasy-side-dish-recipe/
   scalloped potatoes with sour cream
   cabbage rolls - There are grate recipes here cabbagerollsrecipe.blogspot.com/
   perogies
   dishes from around the world (we have a multicultural potluck dinner on holiday weekends)

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5. 

   11/22/08

   rmaxwell142

   Mashed potatoes!

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6. 

   11/22/08

   mephibosheth

   Whipped sweet potatoes with bananas foster or The worlds best stuffing
   www.cookingwithclive.com/blog

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7. 

   11/23/08

   mephibosheth

   Cabbage COnfit

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8. 

   11/23/08

   kden

   I love the cranberry relish recipe that's on the package of fresh cranberries. So simple, cranberries, fresh oranges and sugar. Not that icky glop served out of a can.

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      11/23/08

      BennyGreenberg

      Now think - add some Orange Marmalade - fresh OJ and the zest of an Orange to that simple recipe - and you have a gourmet one!
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   11/23/08

   BennyGreenberg

   Poi - I really love poi on TG!

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10. 

    11/23/08

    lulubelleb

    Candied Sweet Potatoes - slice sweet potatoes (or yams), dab with butter, sprinkle with brown sugar, bake until potatoes are soft and well caramelized.
    
    We eat this on Thanksgiving. The rest of the year we eat our sweet potatoes baked whole and unadorned.

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    11/23/08

    burningwindmil

    sweet potato with marshmellow upon their tops

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12. 

    11/23/08

    ranist22

    Ok for the potatoes but not the poor turkey!

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13. 

    11/23/08

    wehireu

    I don't like sweet potatos, lima beans, canned vegetables or corn (fresh is good), green jello with pears in it (jello and pears don't mix especially canned pears), and candied fruit cake.
    
    I like cranberry sauce, turkey, gravy, pumpkin pie, fresh corn, stuffing, green beans, baked apples, apple cider.

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14. 

    11/23/08

    mephibosheth

    Pleeeeeeeeeze NO MARSHMELLOWS on those sweet potatoes

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15. 

    11/24/08

    mephibosheth

    Chocloateaux or pronoucned chocolate O
    Here is the resipe..be careful do not eat more than 4 in one sitting
    www.cookingwithclive.com/blog/2008/10/lifes-greatest-assetwith-asset-of.htm...
    You take the chocolate tort recipe and make it into balls and roll in half cocoa and chocolate shavings

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16. 

    11/24/08

    xmarks

    I make the best turkey. It is a brined turkey recipe I got from Good Eats on the cooking channel. My otherwise vegitarian in-laws eat three servings of it every year.

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17. 

    11/24/08

    ginahomolka

    Stuffing!

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