THE WHOLE DINNER. Love it all. Happy Thanksgiving to you as well.

I'm tring to think????? I love it all

When I was very young my mother would dress us up and take us to a fancy department store in downtown Columbus, Ohio. She would treat us to lunch at the cafe where we would get steamed celery dressing with a slice of turkey and gravy. (It may have been the cheapest thing on the menu.) So for me it's the dressing that I now put cranberries and apples in. Yum!

I love the stuffing and the cranberry relish. Have a happy thanksgiving and enjoy your yams and stuffing. Hugs, Mary

Dear Maria,

We don't celebrate Thanksgiving here in Australia - but I just want to wish all of you Americans the very best.

May you all experience a lightness in your spirit, great fellowship with your families, good health and I pray that you will all feel loved. We in the "free" world have much to be thankful for.

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving on Thursday.

Love and blessings Chris

That sounds good to me! But I also like cranberry jelly with the fruits in it.

Sounds Yummy!
Enjoy
From Bev

Sweet potato casserole. Has brown sugar, cinnamon and pecans on top.It is so yummy cold the next day with a dab of whipped cream. Carol

Oh my,mashed yams with carmelized onions and apples is more like it.

We dont celebrate Thanksgiving in Ireland either! But I do wish everyone who is celebrating it ..."Happy Thanksgiving" !!!

Love it all, but esp. the homemake cranberry dish from my aunt's kitchen of long ago! Gotta cook day before so it can gel. I have to make TWO..one for the nut lovers & one for the "non-nut" lovers!

We have a couple of traditions in our family that isn't typical, one is my Grandmother's fruit salad which I now make, and the other is one that I started many years ago and that is a French Silk Pie (hand made not store bought. Those are my two favorite's, although I do like the stuffing that comes with the turkey... Those three would make a meal in itself. hehehe. BTW I just thought of something... How about a RECIPE forum on YOU? I'll open it up and you can share your favorite recipe's so others can enjoy them to... What do you say?

We tend to like it all at our home but one of my favorites is my mom's cranberry orange relish. We always make plenty so we can freeze and have some throughout the year with ham or baked chicken.

Brocoli rice casserole is my favorite followed by homemade rolls.....blessings Janet

Well - we always have to have "Gramma's bread" as my grandkids call it. It is something that I have made since first married, and the family is getting so big now that I have to make 3 batches so there is enough for them to take some home. Too, I am the only one that makes fresh cranberry sause. I also have to make at least one of the Hershey Bar Pies for the grands. My favorite is probably all of the fresh vegetables and the dressing, as we call it. We do not stuff the turkey as my parents did years ago - not with the scares that have been put out about it. But, Happy Thanksgiving to all of you, and may you enjoy the day and be thankful for families. Hugs to you all.

Well, now that you asked... I look forward to the candied Sweet potatoes, Stuffing with gravy, and my Shoe Fly Pie!!! Happy Thanksgiving to all Cuties everywhere!!! Hugs and Prayers, Judy

I always have Pecan Pie, Dressing Sweet Potato Casserole with crunchy topping, rolls, green beans and Turkey. I usually have Pumpkin pie, but this year were having Homemade Chocolate pie my GD's favorite and mashed potatoes with gravy. I guess my favorite is pecan pie and sweet potato casserole. Thankful most of all for family, our health, and time spent together. Have a Happy Thanksgiving everybody where ever you are and be thankful you have the time together. Sara in Alabama

I love it too!! with lots of butter and marshmallows. We add a little bit of Cuban dish el congri, and some of our Dominican friends bring their dishes too, here in Dominican Republic is not a holiday but we still celebrate it anyway. The stores have turkey and cranberry all delicious Thanksgiving traditional food, I think is is because there are many Dominican that immigrate to US that Thanksgiving is becoming part of the Dominican tradition too. Happy Thanksgiving!!!!

PECAN PIE!!!

We make "The Beans", a recipe from my grandmother made with green beans, onions, bacon, yum, I can't wait. Only for special occasions.
Jo