Anonymous wrote:Non-American huge family and most people are bringing stuff. Everything and anything goes.
Appetizers
- Pig in blanket,
- Ham and mango-ginger chutney baked in pilsbury biscuit
- Spinach chaat
- Cauliflower fritters with cilantro chutney
- Layered bean dip and Tostitos.
- Sprouted moong daal chaat for the health conscious.
Main
- Deep fried turkey
- Mashed potatoes
- Gravy
- Jazzed up stovetop stuffing
- Sweet potatoes casserole with pecans
- Pasta salad
- Broccoli casserole
- Green beans with almonds
- Store bought rolls
- Cranberry orange sauce
- Vegetable and paneer spiced dried kofta (no curry) served with peanut chutney
- Coconut-mint rice pilaf
Dessert
-Pumpkin, apple and pecan pie
-multi-layered full of Cream and toffee pie
-Banana nut bread
- Tons of ice cream
- Costco Tiramisu
- Chopped up fruits for healthy people
Drinks
- Open bar, top shelf liquor, cocktails and wine.
- Coconut water for healthy people
- Soda and juice for the rug rats
As usual, everyone will make huge amounts of food and around an hour and a half hour at the end of the party will go in divvying up all food in tupperware containers for every household. Then we all will vow to pare down the food for next thanksgiving. Then, the same thing repeats. Once upon a time, the ultra-smart people would nap during the whole party, and then go for Christmas deals at midnight. Thank goodness that madness is mostly over.