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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Biggest food crime is Thanksgiving Turkey. Such a terrible tasting bird! [/quote]

DCUM pre-Thanksgiving has many turkey defenders.

DCUM post-Thanksgiving: The "what's your favorite thing you ate during the holidays" questions, I don't recall 1 response for Turkey, or thanksgiving food for that matter. I don't get why people eat stuff they would not normally eat because the food brand marketing department told them its "traditional". Eat the prime rib twice. You'd rather eat that anyway.

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I like roasted turkey. I always buy one on sale after the holiday. But then, there are a LOT of people who don't know what they're doing, and make them tough/ gamey/ dry. Then they try to blame it on the bird, not on their own lack of skill. [/quote]

There are just so many better options for meat. I was recently at a 3 Michelin starred restauarant and one of the 16 courses was a riff on Thanksgiving dinner. It was...ok
By all accounts it was juicy, salty, and succulent in every way and I think the chef is fairly skilled to get those stars. Still...it's turkey. [/quote]

I’ll take “things that never happened” for $200 Alex

Why do you lie?[/quote]

This has been a trend recently.  I had similar at some michelin restaurant recently.  Not 3 stars.  But as part of a tasting menu, I'm trying to remember where.  I actually love thanksgiving dinner and really enjoyed it.[/quote]

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