Favorite Thanksgiving Dish

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What's Your Favorite Thanksgiving Dish?

Turkey
1
17%
Ham
0
No votes
Stuffing
1
17%
Mashed Potatoes
1
17%
Sweet Potatoes
0
No votes
Green Bean Casserole
1
17%
Cranberry Sauce
0
No votes
Corn On The Cob
0
No votes
Pumpkin Pie
1
17%
Other (Please Specify)
1
17%
 
Total votes: 6

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sirdilznik
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Favorite Thanksgiving Dish

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Thanksgiving is all about spending time with family, stuffing yourself silly with delicious foods, then falling asleep on the couch while watching some NFL. My personal favorite Thanksgiving dish is Green Bean Casserole. What is your favorite Thanksgiving dish?
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I can have turkey any time of the year so it's not my favorite like it was when I was little and turkey's weren't found year round. My favorite is pumpkin pie with Cool Whip. YUM! Next is mashed potatoes with turkey gravy...I'm getting hungry! :D

After turkey day, its homemade turkey soup from leftovers, pop it into bowls and freeze it for later use. Double yum!
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Re: Favorite Thanksgiving Dish

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Being something just short of a vegetarian, I choose lasagna . . . or something similar. If it's got pasta, cheese and tomato sauce... I'm happy.
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