Turkey Tomorrow?

Happy Thanksgiving to all of us here in the USA...

Happy Thursday to the rest of you turkeys!

hell with turkey - me and mine are getting Chinese food!   

Been cooking all day!

Most looking forward to sweet potato casserole with praline topping

Top Five Thanksgiving Foods?

1. Turkey
2. Dressing
3. Ham
4. Green Bean Bundles
5. Rolls

1. Lefse
2. Mashed potatoes
3. Red Jello
4. Homemade bread/rolls
5. Green Jello

IMO chicken should be the bird of choice on Thanksgiving, but whatever.

i hate. hate. HATE. turkey and chicken. i really truly do.

i hate. hate. HATE. turkey and chicken. i really truly do.

You might as well forgo Thanksgiving, then! What is on the menu instead?

Quote from: THRILLHO on November 23, 2017, 12:44:33 AM

i hate. hate. HATE. turkey and chicken. i really truly do.

You might as well forgo Thanksgiving, then! What is on the menu instead?

ham. and everything thats normally on the thanksgiving menu. stuffing and all that.

I'm going to my sister in-laws house, where the cuisine is half traditional American thanksgiving, half Loa cuisine (sticky rice, gao, fish head soup, etc...).  My wife is from Laos and is a refugee naturalized US citizen.


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I'm going to my sister in-laws house, where the cuisine is half traditional American thanksgiving, half Loa cuisine (sticky rice, gao, fish head soup, etc...)


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um, fish head soup? Really?

Quote from: Aviastar on November 23, 2017, 10:39:19 AM

I'm going to my sister in-laws house, where the cuisine is half traditional American thanksgiving, half Loa cuisine (sticky rice, gao, fish head soup, etc...)


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um, fish head soup? Really?

Yes it's called Tom hua pa.

https://foodgawker.com/post/2014/02/23/319981/

Other dishes I expect to be present will be papaya salad and a dish I love called Laab (or larb)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larb

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I'll be eating potato's and green beans tonight.

No thanksgiving over here

Quote from: riffraff on November 23, 2017, 10:40:11 AM

Quote from: Aviastar on November 23, 2017, 10:39:19 AM

I'm going to my sister in-laws house, where the cuisine is half traditional American thanksgiving, half Loa cuisine (sticky rice, gao, fish head soup, etc...)


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um, fish head soup? Really?

Yes it's called Tom hua pa.

https://foodgawker.com/post/2014/02/23/319981/

Other dishes I expect to be present will be papaya salad and a dish I love called Laab (or larb)


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Yeah, but fish head soup...is it good? Does it really have fish head's in it? Sorry if I seem rude, forgive me! But this sounds awful!

Quote from: Aviastar on November 23, 2017, 10:41:10 AM

Quote from: riffraff on November 23, 2017, 10:40:11 AM

Quote from: Aviastar on November 23, 2017, 10:39:19 AM

I'm going to my sister in-laws house, where the cuisine is half traditional American thanksgiving, half Loa cuisine (sticky rice, gao, fish head soup, etc...)


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um, fish head soup? Really?

Yes it's called Tom hua pa.

https://foodgawker.com/post/2014/02/23/319981/

Other dishes I expect to be present will be papaya salad and a dish I love called Laab (or larb)


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Yeah, but fish head soup...is it good? Does it really have fish head's in it? Sorry if I seem rude, forgive me! But this sounds awful!

When I met my wife, I knew there would be new things I would have to get used to and try with no reservations....to steal from Anthony Bourdain.  Tom Hua Pa was one of them...going to Buddhist temple was another.  But new experiences are far better IMO than just sticking with the traditional. So I did it...and I liked it...to an extent.  The trick with Tom Hua Pa is to eat around the eyes.


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No Turkey for me until Christmas Day here in England. !
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone else.