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Old Nov 27, 2024 | 4:57 pm
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Old Nov 27, 2024 | 5:23 pm
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Originally Posted by gaobest (Post # 3354)
dim sum - a Lot of dim sum

my brother-in-law asked me if it was all you can eat. I must have laughed hard for 2 minutes.​​
What was funny about that?
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Grilled cheese with some tomato bisque soup. Perfect for tonight (27F in Denver).
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Old Nov 29, 2024 | 12:06 am
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thanksgiving - home-served with joy

Costco turkey
stuffing (beckmanns) with additions
baked sweet potatoes
gravy (Bittman recipe - made with turkey broth, flour, butter, onion, and cooked turkey trims)
roasted sweet potatoes
sauted string beans & toasted almonds
steamed string beans
southern Mac & cheese (nyt recipe)

ice cream
homemade chocolate magic shell (coconut oil ftw!)
cherry pie


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Originally Posted by gaobest (Post # 3354)
dim sum - a Lot of dim sum

my brother-in-law asked me if it was all you can eat. I must have laughed hard for 2 minutes.​​
Originally Posted by SPN Lifer(Post # 3363)
What was funny about that?
Originally Posted by gaobest (Post # 3365)
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About what? That restaurant doesn't have all-you-can-eat buffets? I suppose if there is a menu, that should be obvious.
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Old Nov 29, 2024 | 3:25 pm
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I took the folks to my brother's house yesterday for Thanksgiving and after the debacle which will only be discussed within the extended family, I had did a ham and macaroni and cheese for them tonight and gave them half a sweet potato. My niece and nephew don't like any Thanksgiving food but for rolls. It was so sad.



EDIT: I'll spill the tea.

My niece and nephew (14 and 9) apparently don't like any Thanksgiving food.

because:
1- The kids dislike most Thanksgiving food.
2- The Mac and Cheese was from Wawa.
3- The turkey was just an air fried bone in breast.
4- No cornbread stuffing.
5- The only true vegetable was carrots (I count potatoes as a starch. The potatoes were boiled and pressed but not mashed as the kids don't like potatoes).
6- Before/after the meal, there was little conversation with Mom. The nephew was in iPad, niece took a nap(a), my brother was more into watching football and my SIL was moaning in pain from her July knee surgery when not in their bedroom.

At least we brought four desserts, which they quickly broke into after the meal. UGH.

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Old Nov 29, 2024 | 11:21 pm
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Originally Posted by csufabel
I took the folks to my brother's house yesterday for Thanksgiving and after the debacle which will only be discussed within the extended family, I had did a ham and macaroni and cheese for them tonight and gave them half a sweet potato. My niece and nephew don't like any Thanksgiving food but for rolls. It was so sad.



EDIT: I'll spill the tea.

My niece and nephew (14 and 9) apparently don't like any Thanksgiving food.

because:
1- The kids dislike most Thanksgiving food.
2- The Mac and Cheese was from Wawa.
3- The turkey was just an air fried bone in breast.
4- No cornbread stuffing.
5- The only true vegetable was carrots (I count potatoes as a starch. The potatoes were boiled and pressed but not mashed as the kids don't like potatoes).
6- Before/after the meal, there was little conversation with Mom. The nephew was in iPad, niece took a nap(a), my brother was more into watching football and my SIL was moaning in pain from her July knee surgery when not in their bedroom.

At least we brought four desserts, which they quickly broke into after the meal. UGH.
I can SO relate! LOL. In the past, that is.
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Thanksgiving leftovers supper, with minor adjustments:

salad bar with 3 dressings & nut toppings including candied walnuts
turkey
stuffing
sweet potatoes with Marshmallows
WF brioche buns & Irish butter
gravy
mac & cheese
cranberry options (3)
reheated vegetables (3)

I also chilled salad forks that needed more time in the fridge


Originally Posted by braslvr
I can SO relate! LOL. In the past, that is.
but most important is that as a guest, the food & lifestyle issues in that house are nobody else’s responsibility. Great job helping with the parents as always.


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Mostly meat



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Sushi and sashimi platter from Nagoya in Lawrence. Had to use up some Amex Uber credits, though I picked it up to avoid paying a delivery fee, etc.

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Originally Posted by corky
Mostly meat

Are you talking about the guys or the food?
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Old Dec 1, 2024 | 5:42 am
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Originally Posted by Finkface
Are you talking about the guys or the food?
Yes, yummy😋

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Old Dec 1, 2024 | 11:04 am
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Thanksgiving leftovers - I’ll definitely have to freeze up turkey stuff. We barely ate half the stuffing & sweet potatoes that I cooked. Super yummy.
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Some assorted dinners since Ive been visiting family (and driving around alone to decompress):

Chicken quesadillas at Chuys:



Beef fajita quesadillas at Flores:



Thanksgiving Mac and cheese made by Mother - the extent of my Thanksgiving meal:



Beautiful birthday cheesecake with chocolate ganache by Mother:


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Turkey, sweet potatoes, and cranberry sauce on Arizmendi seeded baguette

I really love my Costco turkey and I had a second sandwich.


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