When it comes to your Thanksgiving meal what is one of your favorite side dishes? mine would be baked beans and macaroni and cheese.

The potato in its many forms

macaroni&cheese

sometimes the stuffing and sometimes not

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[This message was edited Mon Nov 24 10:33:36 PST 2003 by Christopher]

Christopher said:

Stuffing is good too

macaroni and cheese (has to be kraft or velveeta, even though it's awful for you!)

anything potatoes: whipped, mashed, sweet, salad

sometimes stuffing



you have good taste chris

conch5184 said:

Velveeta is the shit especially the extra creamy

My grandma doesnt make em for thanksgiving, but Greens!! mmm mmm good!

for thanksgiving, the best is sweet potatoes.

oyster stuffing

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Really is that good, I've never tried that.

Paisley said:

It was stuffing, but I started eating vegetarian this year, and my mother informed me that her stuffing recipe contains chicken broth. So I don't know. Thanksgiving dinner is overrated anyway.

make your own with vegetable broth or get tofurky (!) that has stuffing in with it

conch5184 said:

Problem is, I visit my parents' house for Thanksgiving, and they handle the cooking. If I were spending the day by myself, I probably wouldn't bother to do a traditional Thanksgiving dinner.

matt said:

Does she not want to make it with vegetable broth for the taste? It's not difficult to substitute and doesn't taste that different.

conch5184 said:

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you think fries go with turkey?... thats just

Christopher said:

I don't eat turkey anymore...but maybe i'll make some fries to go with my tofurky this year
I slice the potato in strips, salt and pepper, cook in olive oil, dip in ketchup.
Yukon Gold is the best!

Ewan McGregor and a turret full of honey.

I won't even get started on my favorite main course, other than it involves a track team, about 40 gallons of lime jell-o, a bottle of Jack Daniels and a trampoline.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

I thought my parents were the only ones who made that stuff. I stick with the run o' the mill plain stuffing.

conch5184 said:

I don't know, actually. It's my personal policy that I don't ask others to accommodate my diet (although I'm certainly appreciative when they do so anyway). And I'm content simply to do without.

Cranberries...and stuffed celery.

matt said:

Well it would probably be healthier for everyone... I know what you mean though. I don't like to make waves.

I'm sure she wants you to be able to eat it if you like it. She might not realize that she can just put in vegetable broth in it's place simply edit
[This message was edited Mon Nov 24 11:04:01 PST 2003 by conch5184]

conch5184 said:

:DROOL: im so coming over...ill bring the pumpkin cheesecake

Nobody mentioned my favorite thing, although I realize not many people like this stuff




Sweet Potatoes!!!

YUM!!!

Stuffing, cranberry sauce.



I can't wait!

Butterscotch Clouds.

gemini13 said:

Potatoes: sweet Close to the perfect food, good all year round

Lleena said:

What is that?

Can't think of a Side Dish when eating Pussy!!!

Christopher said:

Lleena said:

Tangerines...

conch5184 said:

Oh, if I talk with her between now and then, I might find a way to bring it up casually without actually asking her to change the recipe. Because there are enough obnoxious vegetarians in the world, I try to err on the side of being a good ambassador. I'd like to think it ultimately accomplishes better results.

matt said:

But remember that it would probably be healthier for them as well.
[This message was edited Mon Nov 24 11:23:49 PST 2003 by conch5184]

conch5184 said:

The use of chicken broth versus vegetable broth in a side dish at one meal probably has no marginal effect on their health. I'm much more concerned about my mother's use of cigarettes, but I don't bug her about that either because, well, she is my mother and I value having a good relationship with her.