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what side dishes are you making for thanksgiving

my1andonlymy1andonly member
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my family has a set menu for thanks giving and xmas but for the past few years we have tried to try atleast one or two new dishes any one have any ideas. we haev all the standards mac and cheese mashed potatos cranberry sauce stuffing collard greens ect...
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Re: what side dishes are you making for thanksgiving

  • Princessn678Princessn678 member
    My 2 fav. are greenbean casserole and broccli w/ cheese. I can't wait for Thanksgiving.
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  • Erin0922Erin0922 member
    I only make pies. Thats my forte. But my aunt makes this awesome corn pudding that I love. I wish I had the recipe, so I could share it. I look forward to it EVERY year... and the year I am pregnant - she's not coming!!!
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  • jiferjifer
    Cranberry Waldorf Salad - I love it. We have to have it every year.
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  • butterbeansmamabutterbeansmama
    Very traditional. Green Bean Casserole and Sweet Potatoes with marshmellows.
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  • bump54321bump54321 member
    Sweet potato casserole, green bean casserole, broccoli rice casserole, dressing, and "pink stuff".  Oh, and pecan pie of course (because that's MY fav!)
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  • l_elizabethl_elizabeth member
    All of the above! And I love jello casserole with cool whip.
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  • MrsWindyCityMrsWindyCity member
    stuffing, cranberry-apple-orange sauce, mashed potatoes, cider giblet gravy, corn & poblano pudding, green beans with bacon & shallots, and salad with manchego, pepitas & pears. Oh, and biscuits.
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  • miaomimiaomi

    Here's an easy and tasty one...just wait till you as close before dinner as you can.

    2 apples, cut into chunks, with the skin.....2 snicker bars cut into chunks...2 containers of cool whip.

    Mix together and enjoy!

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  • mfieldmfield

    I'm usually in charge of mashed potatoes.  I use an actual recipe for it though -- not just mashing potatoes and adding milk.  I like escalloped (scalloped??) corn - that's pretty yummy.

    This year we're having Thanksgiving dinner at a hotel buffet thing.  DH and his dad are out of town....so we're all doing this instead.  Hopefully it has my favorite basics!

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  • ehiwvehiwv
    i'm in charge of baking bread.  just cranberry-orange bread and pumpkin bread...nothing fancy.  i'll make enough loaves to have with t-giving dinner and breakfast the next day.  family tradition.  
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