Anonymous wrote:I know this may irritate some, but soda and beer do not belong at the thanksgiving dinner table.
Water- still or sparkling, in a glass, or wine.
Cocktails before dinner, coffee with dessert.
Beer is fine in the other room while watching the football game. But at dinner, I’d prefer not to see your Busch Light can on the table. I won’t say anything of course, but it silently bothers me.
Anonymous wrote:My normal Thanksgiving is:
Turkey
Stuffing (yes sausage, obviously)
Mashed potatoes
Cranberry sauce (both canned and homemade)
Green bean casserole (all components homemade: fried shallots, and a mushroom cream sauce in lieu of soup)
Rolls
Also pies, you need a variety of pies. We usually do three types, even if we've only got like five people.
Some years we've done
Corn pudding
Sweet potatoes
Turnips
My only real hard no is salad and soup, I think they work badly with the rest of the meal and its weird for Thanksgiving to have courses (apart from maybe some deviled eggs and nuts put out while the food cooks). That said, I think the biggest rule of Thanksgiving is that any thing anyone brings goes on the table. If you bring a salad, I'll put it out happily, I just don't want any.
Anonymous wrote:I know this may irritate some, but soda and beer do not belong at the thanksgiving dinner table.
Water- still or sparkling, in a glass, or wine.
Cocktails before dinner, coffee with dessert.
Beer is fine in the other room while watching the football game. But at dinner, I’d prefer not to see your Busch Light can on the table. I won’t say anything of course, but it silently bothers me.
Anonymous wrote:People who bring cake for dessert. WTH? This is PIE DAY people. PIES.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People who bring cake for dessert. WTH? This is PIE DAY people. PIES.
We always have one rum cake, decorated like a turkey. New name every year.
Anonymous wrote:I know this may irritate some, but soda and beer do not belong at the thanksgiving dinner table.
Water- still or sparkling, in a glass, or wine.
Cocktails before dinner, coffee with dessert.
Beer is fine in the other room while watching the football game. But at dinner, I’d prefer not to see your Busch Light can on the table. I won’t say anything of course, but it silently bothers me.
Anonymous wrote:People who bring cake for dessert. WTH? This is PIE DAY people. PIES.
Anonymous wrote:I make the rolls, love them. Controversial—gravy is disgusting and I can’t figure out why everyone eats it