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Title: Thanksgiving Day
Post by: kagliostro on November 26, 2013, 07:10:07 pm
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Have a nice day

K
Title: Re: Thanksgiving Day
Post by: Willabe on November 26, 2013, 08:12:35 pm
Turkey, Turkey, Turkey, Turkey, Turkey, Turkey, Turkey, Stuffing, Stuffing, Stuffing, Stuffing, Stuffing, Stuffing, Stuffing, Gravy,  Gravy, Gravy, Gravy, Gravy, Gravy, Gravy, Mashed Potato's, Mashed Potato's, Mashed Potato's, Mashed Potato's, Mashed Potato's, Mashed Potato's, Mashed Potato's, mmmmmmmmmmmmm           :l2:

Thank you K!

Happy Thanksgiving to all!


             Brad     :icon_biggrin:
Title: Re: Thanksgiving Day
Post by: Platefire on November 27, 2013, 01:18:15 pm
Thanks! Got a 22 Lbs Butterball that will go on a cajun smoker all night. Glad the rain is finally quit and the sun is out but it's cold cold cold but I'm Thankfull! Yeah! ><> Platefire


HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!
Title: Re: Thanksgiving Day
Post by: DummyLoad on November 27, 2013, 08:03:05 pm
Turkey, Turkey, Turkey, Turkey, Turkey, Turkey, Turkey, Stuffing, Stuffing, Stuffing, Stuffing, Stuffing, Stuffing, Stuffing, Gravy,  Gravy, Gravy, Gravy, Gravy, Gravy, Gravy, Mashed Potato's, Mashed Potato's, Mashed Potato's, Mashed Potato's, Mashed Potato's, Mashed Potato's, Mashed Potato's, mmmmmmmmmmmmm

...and candied yams w/ marshmallow & pine apple, green beans w/ new potatoes and salt back, cast-iron skillet cornbread, pumpkin pie, pecan pie, etc., etc.. 

yum!

happy turkey day to all!

--pete
Title: Re: Thanksgiving Day
Post by: Willabe on November 27, 2013, 08:18:01 pm
...and candied yams w/ marshmallow & pine apple, green beans w/ new potatoes and salt back, cast-iron skillet cornbread, pumpkin pie, pecan pie, etc., etc.. yum!

Yeah baby!

I love corn bread made in a cast iron skillet, I make it on a gas grill that way too.

(Salt back? Is that salt pork like you use to make Boston beans or any pot of beans?)


           Brad     
Title: Re: Thanksgiving Day
Post by: DummyLoad on November 27, 2013, 10:37:17 pm
Salt back? Is that salt pork like you use to make Boston beans or any pot of beans?

yup. what it's called in the southern states. sorry 'bout that!

it's an abbreviation for salt bacon - auto correct.;-)

--pete
Title: Re: Thanksgiving Day
Post by: Willabe on November 28, 2013, 01:06:45 am
it's an abbreviation for salt bacon

No need to say your sorry, America my brother is a big place and terms are different across our land.

I think another name for that pork cut is called "fat back"?

I think we should say why we love cast iron corn bread? That way you get crust on the bottom and the top!    :laugh:

The way I learned to make it (now mind you I'm a Chicago boy and my mom was a good cook but she cooked northern recopies) is to heat the skillet way up high and then drop in your fat and then drop in your batter.  

           Brad     :icon_biggrin:
Title: Re: Thanksgiving Day
Post by: Tone Junkie on November 28, 2013, 04:20:10 am
My you all be greatly blessed and have much to be thankful for.

Bill
 
Don't forget a good southern recipe pecan pie in the midst of all that turkey and gravy.
Title: Re: Thanksgiving Day
Post by: tubenit on November 28, 2013, 09:29:02 am
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Don't forget a good southern recipe pecan pie in the midst of all that turkey and gravy.

How about bourbon pecan pie with chocolate chips !!!   :icon_biggrin:

Happy happy thanksgiving to all!

Best regards,  Jeff  
Title: Re: Thanksgiving Day
Post by: Willabe on November 28, 2013, 10:43:36 am
How about bourbon pecan pie with chocolate chips !!!   :icon_biggrin:

Stop! Your killin me!


            Brad      :laugh:
Title: Re: Thanksgiving Day
Post by: plexi50 on November 28, 2013, 09:49:42 pm
Happy Thanksgiving all! I can still move this year. I didnt eat too much or get sleepy from the turkey. There were nothing but small birds this year. 16 lb. Good enough for me. 23-4 lb is what i always look for but no luck. I am thankful for having good and helpful friends on this forum and the man above. Eat up!
Title: Re: Thanksgiving Day
Post by: Tone Junkie on November 29, 2013, 01:21:44 am
Happy Thanksgiving all! I can still move this year. I didnt eat too much or get sleepy from the turkey. There were nothing but small birds this year. 16 lb. Good enough for me. 23-4 lb is what i always look for but no luck. I am thankful for having good and helpful friends on this forum and the man above. Eat up!

Amen to that Brother.