"cshenk" wrote in message
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Ophelia wrote in rec.food.cooking:
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> Ophelia wrote in rec.food.cooking:
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> > notbob wrote in rec.food.cooking:
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> >> After 68 yrs, I finally caved!
> > >
> >> We had a early pot-luck Thanksgiving dinner at our common lodge.
> At >> least two ppl made that green bean monstrosity we always joke
> about.
> > >
> >> I tried the best looking of the two. Damned if it wasn't actually
> >> tasty! Who knew!? Not that I'll ever make it, but now I
> understand >> why it remains so popular. Trailer-trash cuisine at
> its best! 
> > >
> >> nb
> >
> > Grin, made in simple fashion and not overly doctored up, it's pretty
> > good.
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> > Not something I've ever tried but I am starting to think about it
> >
> > We don't like canned soups but I found a 'scratch' recipe.
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> > Do you fry your own onions or use dried ones?
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> I use the dried ones but once you read up (hey, it's ok!) you will see
> that was not on the menu but may be added.
>
> Jacob just called back. He's bringing a friend. He and his friend are
> not antsy over kosher/halal stuff being perfect. Happy to suit them.
> Just checked my stuffing and it's ok best as I can tell. They said
> it's more like try a bit and if I can't tell, they can't and are not
> worried about it. They like Butterball Turkeys for example (which is
> what I have).
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> I think the 5 of us can handle a 13.5lb Turkey.
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> I am sure you will all do your very best
))) Have a great day
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>
> ps who is Jacob?
Jacob is a neighbor down the street from me. He's invited 'Sal'
(Salin?). Both are 2-3 generations USA folks. Laugh with me though as
one is jewish and the other from muslim background. We will all be
breaking bread together Thursday. Don't worry, Jacob knew we are good
for extras. Art next door normally comes if his kids can't pick him up
but his DIL Thersa is expected this year. If not, we add another plate.
In fact, if add the extenders to the table, I can fit 14 here at the
main table and 8 more at the Japanese low table. For now though, we
put the big table in the living room that fits 8 easily without the
extenders. Jacob's walker doesn't do the little 'sit on the floor'
Japan table well so this year, not planning to use it.
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I guess you will have a lovely party

) Enjoy

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