Thanksgiving!!

Traditional. My family won't too much that is out of the ordinary LOL.

I CANT WAIT TILL THANKSGIVING!! MMMMM....! LOL We r actually making dinner. My gram is coming over. Turkey, Stuffing the whole nine yards!

I'm really not sure what I will be doing for Thanksgiving. My family is spread so far apart. I'll probably just cook a small dinner for myself and the kids.

I was going to have it at my house. But now there are going to be over 150 people and counting. so my aunt is offering to use her house, which I am very happy about. Now all I have to bring is Green beans and Collard greens.

We always have the traditional Turkey and Ham dinner with mashed potatoes,sweet potatoes,green bean caserole,peas, corn,dinner rolls,pies,cakes,pudding,cranberry sauce,muffins,jello,macaroni salad,deviled eggs,and lots more

Letting it all settle now.... and it was delish as always! Turkey, chestnut stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, rolls, black olives, cran-raspberry sauce, chi-chi beans, candied yams, pumpkin pie, caramel apple pie, chocolate pie, chocolate raspberry pie, sweet corn. I'm ready to pop I'm so full and we haven't even dished up the pies!

This year we'll be at my husband's grandmother's house. The dinner will be more traditionally American than I ever had as a child. Growing up we had turkey, dressing, etc, but we also had some Lebanese dishes passed down from my mother's side of the family, and I miss them when I eat with my husband's family. Another interesting observation about my husband's family holidays in contrast with what I grew up with. My grandmother had the best dressing that she made totally from scratch and we've all learned how to make it since she passed away a few years ago. We usually just bought any dessert we were going to have, though. At my husband's family's celebrations, they use Stove Top stuffing (eek!) and make all of the desserts from scratch. It was an interesting contrast for me, but since I will be having my granny's dressing regardless, and I have a huge sweet tooth, it all works out fine!

This year we'll be at my husband's grandmother's house. The dinner will be more traditionally American than I ever had as a child. Growing up we had turkey, dressing, etc, but we also had some Lebanese dishes passed down from my mother's side of the family, and I miss them when I eat with my husband's family. Another interesting observation about my husband's family holidays in contrast with what I grew up with. My grandmother had the best dressing that she made totally from scratch and we've all learned how to make it since she passed away a few years ago. We usually just bought any dessert we were going to have, though. At my husband's family's celebrations, they use Stove Top stuffing (eek!) and make all of the desserts from scratch. It was an interesting contrast for me, but since I will be having my granny's dressing regardless, and I have a huge sweet tooth, it all works out fine!

About three to four different turkey dinners by the time that I get down bouncing around from one family get together to the next. I hope someone will at least pick to have ham this year so it gets changed up a little.

I'm not sure what were doing this year cuz my extended family is going to vegas this year and my grandma usually makes the turkey, so I think we'll go out ot eat somewhere :(

My country doesn’t celebrate Thanksgiving, but I was in the U.S. last year for thanksgiving. We had turkey, and some sort of healthy food. My aunt, who I was visiting is into health food. We had eggnog too. I like the eggnog.

I am cooking again this year but we are having turkey,stuffing,cranbery sauce, macaroni and chesse,sweet potatoes,deviled eggs, potato salad, dinner rolls, greens,mashed potatoes and turkey gravy and sweet potato and pumpkin pie. Probably forgot something but it is a long list.