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