Anonymous wrote:I went to Thanksgiving at a friend’s house one year and we had tamales. That was the best Thanksgiving food.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Must: Place cards.
My 15 year old daughter is in charge of place cards. It’s just my husband, kids and one “adopted” grandma, but she insists on telling us where to sit. It’s the same spots we sit at any dinner.
Anonymous wrote:Must: Place cards.
Anonymous wrote:I just wish we could get some variety! It's always the same food. I prefer when the adventurous cooks help with the meal and we get something besides 3 variations on potatoes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I know you're trying to show us all how much more sophisticated you are than your terrible Flyover Mom, but nobody wants your fruit salad stuffing.
They were recommended additions on the package of Pepperidge Farm Herb Stuffing that my mom and I both use, but it's fun to know that you put sausage in your fruit salad. And that reading the package makes me sophisticated.
OK, gotta go glare at the person who's insulting dinner rolls.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Appetizers. Pain in the ass and just makes everyone too full for the main event.
Omg no. If you don't like them, skip. But I am coming in hungry and drinking wine. I need some apps. Plus the main event is NEVER as good as you want it to be. Gimme some yummy cheese, shrimp cocktail or whatever you want. But I love apps!
Anonymous wrote:
I know you're trying to show us all how much more sophisticated you are than your terrible Flyover Mom, but nobody wants your fruit salad stuffing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bread rolls. Why in heaven's name do you need a boring filler like bread? Plus, is there some lack of carbs to be made up for Don't think so.
But you have to make them so you can have them on hand for leftover sandwiches!
Anonymous wrote:Bread rolls. Why in heaven's name do you need a boring filler like bread? Plus, is there some lack of carbs to be made up for Don't think so.
Anonymous wrote:Appetizers. Pain in the ass and just makes everyone too full for the main event.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you mean generically, like on * a* Thanksgiving table, or on my family’s Thanksgiving table? No one in my family eats green beans so that casserole or a corn casserole would never be at our table. None of your “heck no”s would be at our table either except sweet potatoes which for us are a must along with regular mashed potatoes. But if invited somewhere else for dinner I wouldn’t really feel strongly one way or another.
OP here. It's meant to be fun. Don't overthink it. List your Musts, Heck Nos, and Maybes.