What y'all having for Thanksgiving?

Crimsonblood82

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me and my family are just having what we normally have every year.....and to my belly, it always sounds good!

We got turkey, ham, dressing (with giblet gravy), green beans, corn on the cob....and for dessert: pumpkin pie :)


So, what y'all having?
 
It's just me, H, and the kids, so we are just making a turkey breast. But we'll brine it and roast it just like a big bird. Sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes and gravy, "Yankee" dressing, green bean casserole, dinner rolls, cranberry sauce. We have two half pies - cherry and apple brown betty. We're also making some apps like deviled eggs and celery/pimiento. The goal is to cook big tomorrow and eat leftovers all weekend.

Friday for the game I am taking party meatballs, pumpkin dip, cream cheese/pepper dip, and wine - lots of wine - to my friends' house.
 
I will be frying a turkey, and my father-in-law has a new device that roasts a turkey, but it tastes just like fried turkey. I think it is the same type turkey that Baumhowers serves on their menu called "Almost Fried Turkey".......

Collard greens, cornbread, white peas, potato salad, dressing, green beans, macaroni & cheese, and I have no idea what else.
 
For our anitpasta appetizer we're doing our traditional fried and stuffed cherry peppers, ripe ollives, sweet gherkins, pickled okra, dolma, fresh mozarella and tomato salad with basil, asiago wrapped in prosciutto, and rolled sopressata. Second course is chicken escarole soup. Pasta course is baked ziti in Sunday gravy with braciole. Main course will be smoked turkey, poultry gravy, Honey Baked ham, cornbread stuffing with chopped fennel stalks (insted of celery), garlic mashed potatoes, sweet potato casserole with pecans/marshmallow topping, corn souffle, cranberry sauce, and swiss chard sauteed with garlic and extra virgin olive oil. For dessert we'll have pumpkin pie, cannoli, and espresso with a shot of anisette.

I'm brining the turkey in a solution of water, rock salt, sugar, tarragon, habanero peppers as we speak and will be putting on the Big Green Egg within an hour or so. My wife and I pre-made stuffing, and corn souffle. I slow cooked the braciole yesterday afternoon.

Mangi, beva e sia allegro! Thanksgiving felice.
 
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