Thanksgiving 2010: What are your plans?
Hanks
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how can you go wrong with 10,000 lakes? lol
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I'd prefer the million swamps in Florida ALL DAY. I might move there just to spite her haha.
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So, tomorrow night is supposed to be the busiest bar night of the year due to all of the people coming home and wanting to see their friends. Who is going out on the town?
I will be driving north with the family, so no party time for me. It's for the best, though. I can remember many head-pounding Thanksgiving mornings before I became a family man.
I will be driving north with the family, so no party time for me. It's for the best, though. I can remember many head-pounding Thanksgiving mornings before I became a family man.
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Headed to Alabama for a long weekend. Lots of Hunting, eating and of course the IRON Bowl...... I'm gonna try and get a round of golf in also. Should be a busy week.
TC
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i'm partying on friday dude, that's what we've always done. i call it:
POST THANKSGIVING FESTIVITIES! get together with in town pals, eat the crap out of left overs and wash it down with numerous high lifes!!! i'm so classy.
cg13
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open faced turkey sandwiches with mashed pots and gravy!! comfort food at its best
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I just picked up all the ingredients for our Thanksgiving dinner. I got an amazing triple chocolate cheesecake recipe from Mary which I will prepare tomorrow. Since it's just the two of us we will keep it small but still have the traditional foods. We are going to roast a turkey breast (we don't like dark meat) and to go with it I will make stuffing, loaded mashed potatoes (JB's favorite), cornbread casserole and cranberry sauce. Followed by the cheesecake for dessert.
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yummy. If I wasn't afraid of TSA agents I would book a flight to orlando right now!
tdinbr
Water hazards are tough!
I have TWO thanksgiving dinners to go to.....one for the wife's side of the family at noon Thursday and then over to my Mom's for 3 PM for round 2 and the Saints-Cowboys match up.
After that it's home for the turkey induced coma while watching the NFL night game.
Tee time for 7:45 AM on Friday at Copper Mill. Lunch of leftover turkey for sammitches......
After that it's home for the turkey induced coma while watching the NFL night game.
Tee time for 7:45 AM on Friday at Copper Mill. Lunch of leftover turkey for sammitches......
Hanks
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stay classy my friend
*books emergency truip to FL* that sounds like quite the spread GG, love the loaded mashed potatoes concept!!!!
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Thanks! We had these at a restaurant a while back and they were amazing so I am going to make my own homemade version. Normally I would make more items like candied yams and a few other desserts plus biscuits or rolls or something but with it just being the two of us it seems silly to make all that food. I love Thanksgiving it's one of my favorite holidays. If only it wasn't so complicated with the two families.
SW
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Mmmm cheesecake...:eat: That is the one dang dessert I've not been able to figure out how to make that I really want to make...it usually ends up in the trash and me crying in the corner
I'll stick with my traditional Chocolate Chip Pecan Pie...
I'll stick with my traditional Chocolate Chip Pecan Pie...
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There is nothing wrong with chocolate chip pecan pie that sounds delicious!
I have only made one cheesecake and that was last year for Thanksgiving and I was shocked at how good it came out. I normally screw everything up the first time I bake it. Cheesecake is a tricky one though because it can easily crack or sink. Having the correct cook time and temperatures seem to be key. I hope I didn't have beginners luck last time because this recipe sounds too good to go in the garbage.
I have only made one cheesecake and that was last year for Thanksgiving and I was shocked at how good it came out. I normally screw everything up the first time I bake it. Cheesecake is a tricky one though because it can easily crack or sink. Having the correct cook time and temperatures seem to be key. I hope I didn't have beginners luck last time because this recipe sounds too good to go in the garbage.
TC
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i've got my sweat pants packed already for my weekend away. i love to eat thanksgiving dinner in sweat pants, plenty-o-room!
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Dirt_Guy
I dig holes.
I can't wait to gorge myself with good food and then bask in the glory of it for the next few days.
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TC
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you know it big homey! i don't mess around. JB loves those kind of sweat pants....hehe
dude, i bet you can put a hurtin' on some thanksgiving supper.
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DG is a big dude, I bet he can drop some thanksgiving food!
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I'm used to the minimalist cooking style since I eat solo and I've been watching my intake for the most part. When I'm surrounded by loads of good food I make the most of it. Those 2 steaks and potato that I had in Georgia will looks like childs play when the dust clears. Hahaha
I'll probably end up arriving with big eyes and throw in the towel early, then snack on the stuff well into the evening. After all, it's no contest on who can eat the most.
TC
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that's usually what i do to dude. i eat a ton of meat, skip the veggies, then snack on cold meat later.
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GG is already starting. Looking all cute in her apron as she bakes.
And Ellie wants some.
And Ellie wants some.