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Favorite Holiday Food
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THL Offline
#1 Posted: Fri, Nov 26 2004, 5:03 AM EST
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Oyster dressing! Turkeys probably don't care for it. Has to be my favorite holiday food.
thurson Offline
#2 Posted: Fri, Nov 26 2004, 5:18 AM EST
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Yesterday it was anything and everything on the table, today it's rolaids!
lukin Offline
#3 Posted: Fri, Nov 26 2004, 5:45 AM EST
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264 days a year I look forward to oyster dressing...I thought I was the only one. I sure had ,y fill of it last night. I also like the pickled herring and mash potatoes (even though they are regulars in my house)>
lukin Offline
#4 Posted: Fri, Nov 26 2004, 5:45 AM EST
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whoops should have said 364
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#5 Posted: Fri, Nov 26 2004, 6:11 AM EST
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Nope I also love Oyster dressing.. although the Mrs. doesn't like it and doesn't fix it.. I still get my Oysters in somehow/way LOL...

She fixes everything else but that... if she did I would probably think I passed and went to Heaven!!!!

She fixed up both Ham and Turkey, gibblet gravy, dressing, mashed tato's, Yams, both cherry and punkin pie's and I lost my belt ;0) she fixed enough for an army and there was just 4 of us after my daughter come by... we sent her home with allot of food LOL....

Man I love the Holidays!!!!

Hog
THL Offline
#6 Posted: Fri, Nov 26 2004, 8:15 AM EST
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I've got 1/2 gal. Tupperware container of oyster dressing leftover. Odds are it will be gone before the end of the Ravens/Pats game on Sunday. MMMMMMMMMMM What a wonderful way to load up on fat and carbs!
JonR Offline
#7 Posted: Fri, Nov 26 2004, 8:34 AM EST
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I make a 20LB Meatball and when it's on the dining room table we all hold hands and dance around the table singing songs in praise of the "Great Meatball" for 3 or 4 hours, afterwards we are to tired to eat so we just get drunk on wood alcohol and orange kool-aid.

JonR
THL Offline
#8 Posted: Fri, Nov 26 2004, 9:45 AM EST
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JonR, do you erect an aluminum pole, perform feats of strength, and take turns reciting each others' faults?
lukin Offline
#9 Posted: Fri, Nov 26 2004, 12:26 PM EST
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its festivus!!!!!
BeatDragon Offline
#10 Posted: Fri, Nov 26 2004, 2:05 PM EST
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My favorite Holiday food is the edible kind.
SteveS Offline
#11 Posted: Fri, Nov 26 2004, 3:49 PM EST
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aw, Beat ... that's one more thing we have in common ... LOL
pabloescabar Offline
#12 Posted: Fri, Nov 26 2004, 5:41 PM EST
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pizza...
BuckyB93 Offline
#13 Posted: Fri, Nov 26 2004, 5:41 PM EST
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My mom's homemade crandberry bread. Hot out of the oven. Yummy!

Since I'm now 1,000 mi away I'll take it any way she sends it and warm it in the micro.
Gene363 Offline
#14 Posted: Sat, Nov 27 2004, 11:41 AM EST
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Christmas Eve pizza is our family tradition.
MACS Offline
#15 Posted: Sat, Nov 27 2004, 11:48 AM EST
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I am not real big on Turkey. I like it okay, but I would prefer a nice big beef brisket, slow cooked so it is really tender. That's what I did.

I put potatoes and carrots in with it toward the end... and of course, garlic and onions.

Dee-licious!
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