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Old Nov 30, 2020 | 1:24 pm
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Originally Posted by gaobest
yes. Up to 2004, I was a guest at extended family thanksgiving so our leftovers were consumed quickly. I probably carpooled with my immediate family.
2005 Paris at Steak Relais (steak frites).
then Chicagoland 2006-2019 and it was buffet at the club except last year the club renovated so we got carryout from the club and I forget what happened for leftovers. I think there was cooking at my inlaws in 2007-2008 but I can’t recall what happened with leftovers etc because I didn’t have responsibilities for reheating them.
so aside from fetching from the club last year, I’ve never had a restaurant thanksgiving.
My reheating memories involved reheating in gravy, and this year’s turkey was so amazing that it didn’t need gravy corruption.
As much as I cook, I have never made a full Thanksgiving meal. I've never hosted either alone or after getting married. Quite a few of these meals were actually at restaurants. A few times I've been given some leftovers to take home, but my point is I can see how it might be a little different if you're fairly new to cooking.
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