Anonymous
Post 11/19/2012 10:29     Subject: s/o: Popular Thanksgiving foods you cannot stand

Hate pumpkin pie. I never made it, except now my 4-year old is obsessed with pumpkin pie, so I'll probably bite the bullet and make one. Although I see her taking one bite and hating it, so it will probably go to waste. Maybe I'll make a mini pie
Anonymous
Post 11/19/2012 10:02     Subject: Re:s/o: Popular Thanksgiving foods you cannot stand

sauerkraut. (Traditional if you are from Baltimore)

The only people who eat it are my mom and her sisters, and I suspect they are doing it out of fondness for their childhoods. Everyone else takes a small spoonful and pushes it around on their plates.
Anonymous
Post 11/19/2012 03:37     Subject: Re:s/o: Popular Thanksgiving foods you cannot stand

I love the green bean casserole....when I make it for Thanksgiving, always wonder why I don't do it another time or 2 in year.

But I hate anything with sweet potatoes / yams (used to tell my mom I didn't like orange food)

And hate all forms of cranberry sauce too


Anonymous
Post 11/18/2012 22:54     Subject: s/o: Popular Thanksgiving foods you cannot stand

I love the green bean casserole! So much so that I make it at other times during the year. Sometimes I had chicken and pasta to it to make it more of a meal.
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2012 10:04     Subject: Re:s/o: Popular Thanksgiving foods you cannot stand

I actually really love the sweet potatoes with marshmallows. Love so much.

What I can't stand is that green bean/fried onion casserole. Thank goodness no one else in the family likes it either. And I don't like any kind of white bread stuffing, esp. if it has sausage in it.


I'm with you 100 percent.
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2012 09:54     Subject: s/o: Popular Thanksgiving foods you cannot stand

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:

Last year I made Beef Wellington instead of turkey and dark chocolate/pecan pie instead of pumpkin-it was amazing!


Oh, wow. Would you mind sharing your recipes?


I used this Beef Wellington recipe. It is a lot of steps, but not difficult. I didn't do the sauce or sides.

I use the chocolate pecan pie recipe from joy of cooking. It is very rich, but tastes less sweet than regular pecan pie.


Sorry, forgot the link
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/tyler-florence/the-ultimate-beef-wellington-recipe2/index.html
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2012 09:54     Subject: s/o: Popular Thanksgiving foods you cannot stand

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:

Last year I made Beef Wellington instead of turkey and dark chocolate/pecan pie instead of pumpkin-it was amazing!


Oh, wow. Would you mind sharing your recipes?


I used this Beef Wellington recipe. It is a lot of steps, but not difficult. I didn't do the sauce or sides.

I use the chocolate pecan pie recipe from joy of cooking. It is very rich, but tastes less sweet than regular pecan pie.
Anonymous
Post 11/17/2012 21:01     Subject: s/o: Popular Thanksgiving foods you cannot stand

Anonymous wrote:^ also pretty much hate anything topped with ritz crackers or with cream-of-anything soup. Or velveeta. Gross.


LOL. My favorite Thanksgiving dish growing up was broccoli casserole my mom made- frozen broccoli, minute rice, cream of mushroom and CHEEZ WHIZ. I know how it sounds but I LOVE that stuff.

I dislike the sweet potato mush with marshmallows on top. We do candied yams and they are SO much better.
Anonymous
Post 11/17/2012 20:23     Subject: s/o: Popular Thanksgiving foods you cannot stand

^ also pretty much hate anything topped with ritz crackers or with cream-of-anything soup. Or velveeta. Gross.
Anonymous
Post 11/17/2012 20:22     Subject: s/o: Popular Thanksgiving foods you cannot stand

Oh I loved creamed onions! And I like canned cranberry sauce too, even though we always make fresh - we serve both.

Hate HATE the green bean casserole with the soup/fried onions. EW. We do green bean almondine.

Also despise marshmellows on sweet potatoes or candied yams or anything too-sweet sweet potato dish. We do it with butter and salt, or with a touch of maple syrup and top with candied pecans and craisins.
Anonymous
Post 11/17/2012 20:02     Subject: s/o: Popular Thanksgiving foods you cannot stand

Yes the creamed onions, yuck!
I have a Cuban friend whose mom does a big pork roast and they play dominoes all afternoon-I should just go to their house, not a fan of any of our food
Anonymous
Post 11/17/2012 20:00     Subject: s/o: Popular Thanksgiving foods you cannot stand

I actually really love the sweet potatoes with marshmallows. Love so much.

What I can't stand is that green bean/fried onion casserole. Thank goodness no one else in the family likes it either. And I don't like any kind of white bread stuffing, esp. if it has sausage in it. And, don't tell my grandmother, but I'm not the world's biggest fan of her oyster dressing.
Anonymous
Post 11/17/2012 19:57     Subject: Re:s/o: Popular Thanksgiving foods you cannot stand

Turkey!
Anonymous
Post 11/17/2012 19:55     Subject: s/o: Popular Thanksgiving foods you cannot stand

I hate the layered jello salad. Yuck!
Anonymous
Post 11/17/2012 18:59     Subject: s/o: Popular Thanksgiving foods you cannot stand

Anonymous wrote:I hate just about all of Thanksgiving. I pretty much like the stuffing/dressing.

I LOATHE the sweet potato stuff with marshmallows and other sweet stuff. I hate pecan pie (also too sweet). I hate brussels sprouts. I got food poisoning off of a turkey sandwich one year, and don't like to look at turkey (it was bad mayo, but my brain still hates the turkey). I didn't grow up with the green bean casserole stuff, but it doesn't sound good.

Of course, I cook whatever needs cooking. I try not to host, but go somewhere else and bring some sides that I do like. This year, I'm making a broccoli and breadcrumbs dish that my grandmother used to make, mac and cheese for the kids, and my mother's sausage stuffing. I usually come home the next day and cook some chicken breasts with a poultry-seasoning flavor to have our own "leftovers" of stuff we do like.


Could you share the broccoli and breadcrumbs dish?