The Thanksgiving Food thread 2021
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Anonymous
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Where can I order a delicious turkey breast, not tough or chewy (prepared or ready to cook)?
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Anonymous
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When I’ve attempted brining the turkey breast it came out tasting like salt. Clearly doing something wrong (thought
I thought I followed the directions) |
Anonymous
| Wegmans |
Anonymous
Fresh or prepared? |
Anonymous
| This thread is not what I expected. |
Anonymous
Pls share |
Anonymous
Both. One year I just bought fresh, brined breasts, and a leg for my spouse. The next I bought the cooked version. I don’t need or want a full bird. |
Anonymous
| Costco has had them the past 2 years. |
Anonymous
| I ordered a Greenberg smoked turkey at gobblegobble.com or you can try Goldbelly.com |
Anonymous
NP. I assumed people would be posting their menus and links. |
Anonymous
DP and same. Major letdown. I thought this would be a big free-for-all of menus, followed by tired observations of how "mac and cheese has no place on a Thanksgiving table" or the new DCUM favorite "no, idiot, don't serve only venison without warning your guests." |
Anonymous
What’s the key to brining? (I’m assuming that’s what keeps the turkey juicy?) |
Anonymous
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What would a vegetarian like to see/eat at a traditional Thanksgiving meal?
When I was vegetarian for a minute, I’d I’ve been happy with just the typical sides. Now I feel I could put in a bit more effort to accommodate 2 vegetarians. |
Anonymous
| It doesn’t look like Moms is doing it’s turkey orders this year. Anyone know what’s up with that? |
Anonymous
I’d like something substantial like eggplant Parmesan or stuffed squash, and to know that some of the sides and maybe a bit of dressing are vegetarian. I’d also be happy with the typical sides, but often, the festive versions are not vegetarian, so that might not leave many choices. |