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What are you cooking?
- Thread starter Orbit
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A pan of cornbread. Two pans of cornbread even. A pie if possible. Roasted veggies. Fried rice. Popcorn. Greens (maybe collard). So far nothing else has been decided. It'll come together soon enough.
Subduction Zone
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Probably the traditional turkey etc. But with a few twists. My brother and his family are mostly vegetarian. But they do make exceptions. Thanksgiving is one of them. So I roast the turkey, do the stuffing, which of course means in the bird, and make the gravy. They do the veggies. There will also be some hard core vegetarians there which means that there will be fried gluten. And since we have roots in Minnesota one of the starches will be wild rice. Not a mix of white and wild, but straight wild rice.
They are also Seventh Day Adventists. That made me change my mother's stuffing recipe. She used to make a batch of Jiffy Cornbread to add to the stuffing. While listening to a radio show where they rated different cornbread brands that was one that was highly rated, and yet it was the least expensive by far. They asked the chef and host how it could taste that good and he matter of fact replied "Oh, it's the lard." Oh well. That was it for that particular ingredient.
They are also Seventh Day Adventists. That made me change my mother's stuffing recipe. She used to make a batch of Jiffy Cornbread to add to the stuffing. While listening to a radio show where they rated different cornbread brands that was one that was highly rated, and yet it was the least expensive by far. They asked the chef and host how it could taste that good and he matter of fact replied "Oh, it's the lard." Oh well. That was it for that particular ingredient.
On Turkey Day....
No thanks will be given.
No aboriginals will be abused.
But a turkey will have given its life for our enjoyment.
No thanks will be given.
No aboriginals will be abused.
But a turkey will have given its life for our enjoyment.
I don't really care about Thanksgiving Day. I don't understand the purpose, and was never a fan of the food(even before vegetarianism), so I just don't see why. We don't go out of our way to celebrate it on our own, but will attend the celebrations of others if invited.
A friend of ours asked if he could come over and order everyone pizza or Chinese. I'm fine with that. I'm hoping for Chinese, personally, but we'll have to see what's open.
A friend of ours asked if he could come over and order everyone pizza or Chinese. I'm fine with that. I'm hoping for Chinese, personally, but we'll have to see what's open.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
And the ad featured right below your post on my tablet?
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An entire beef wagyu loin for $539. A little too rich for my blood.