What is YOUR Favorite Part of Thanksgiving Dinner -- And Why?
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Apple pie is my fave. I have a piece in the oven, warming up right now. Yum! No ice cream required...
Kroger's got a pallet of Sweet Potatoes/ yams in. 25¢/ pound if you like those and have one nearby.
As delicious as they are, I won't be adding sugar, but they are good with butter.
I might just fellowship on here Thanksgiving with my other single Christian family.
I would like to go to a nursing home and try to be a blessing to some who don't have family too.
If we don't talk before the holiday, I hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving Soulsearch, MsMediator, and Magenta. I love you sisters.
As delicious as they are, I won't be adding sugar, but they are good with butter.
I might just fellowship on here Thanksgiving with my other single Christian family.
I would like to go to a nursing home and try to be a blessing to some who don't have family too.
If we don't talk before the holiday, I hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving Soulsearch, MsMediator, and Magenta. I love you sisters.
cranberry scauce with oranges exists? interesting. it sounds bitter... or maybe just really hot
Good. I won't have to fight you for it. My mother makes cranberry relish with orange and walnuts.
Speaking of cranberry sauce, it has to be the jellied stuff from a can. If it doesn't have the markings from the can it came from, it's not "real." 
Lol, stretchy pants are definitely the Foodie's Fashion of Choice.
Also, it's great to have you back, Jake!
Speaking of cranberry sauce, it has to be the jellied stuff from a can. If it doesn't have the markings from the can it came from, it's not "real."
I should probably hold up a shield when saying this (to try to lessen the hit of all those stones being thrown,) but I actually really like the canned version.
Aww thanks seoul, I'm glad to see you tooLol, stretchy pants are definitely the Foodie's Fashion of Choice.
Also, it's great to have you back, Jake!
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With or without whole berries?Speaking of cranberry sauce, it has to be the jellied stuff from a can. If it doesn't have the markings from the can it came from, it's not "real."
Speaking of cranberry sauce, it has to be the jellied stuff from a can. If it doesn't have the markings from the can it came from, it's not "real."
I should probably hold up a shield when saying this (to try to lessen the hit of all those stones being thrown,) but I actually really like the canned version.
I knocked out one Thanksgiving dinner last night, one more to go today and then my stretchy pants might be able to breathe a sigh of relief.
Unfortunately, the cranberry sauce didn't have any "can" rings, but despite this, it was pretty good anyway.
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Lol.
I love cranberry sauce (and cranberry juice), and I love oranges (and orange juice), but I had never heard of them being combined together before. The things you learn on chat forums. I don't know. Maybe I live a sheltered life or something. I am guessing that they would probably mix together well.
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Thanksgiving might be the only holiday that I partake in, and I am thankful that I have some people to spend it with this year.
Oh they do. Pay no attention to the heretic.Lol.
I love cranberry sauce (and cranberry juice), and I love oranges (and orange juice), but I had never heard of them being combined together before. The things you learn on chat forums. I don't know. Maybe I live a sheltered life or something. I am guessing that they would probably mix together well.
your in the minority. maybe i should create a poll to find out the majority... hmm...
Hey Everyone,
, I got to wondering what parts of the traditional meal people enjoy most.
Here's to wishing everyone a very healthy and happy Thanksgiving!
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I enjoyed the turkey and sweet potatoes.
But the best thing is knowing that I have a wonderful Christian family.
I hope you had a healthy and happy Thanksgiving too my dear sister.
30But he shall receive an hundredfold now in this time, houses, and brethren, and sisters, and mothers, and children, and lands, with persecutions; and in the world to come eternal life.
Mark 10