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  1. 11 Oct 08, 16:47 #1
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    Happy Thanksgiving to all Canadians!

    Octobre 13 is the Canadian Thanksgiving ...

    Happy Thanksgiving to All Canadians Everywhere!!!
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    Let's give a moment of silence to all those 1000s of turkeys who gave their lives for this most delicious cause.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Officer of Engineers View Post
    Let's give a moment of silence to all those 1000s of turkeys who gave their lives for this most delicious cause.
    Yum!Uhhh...I mean,Happy Thanksgiving to all you Canadians.
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    Well how about that. Went out to eat last night, ordered a turkey dinner. Finishing the rest on lunch break. All covered with ketchup, mounds and mounds and ketchup. Makes the turkey, dressing and potatoes edible. Oh yeah - Happy Thanksgiving.
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    Happy Thanksgiving! Drank too much last night, and tonight theres no excuse for me NOT to do the same )
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    Quote Originally Posted by Debbie View Post
    Well how about that. Went out to eat last night, ordered a turkey dinner. Finishing the rest on lunch break. All covered with ketchup, mounds and mounds and ketchup. Makes the turkey, dressing and potatoes edible. Oh yeah - Happy Thanksgiving.
    Can't say I've ever tried putting ketchup on turkey... how is that... and why would you...?
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    KETCHUP ON TURKEY? Deb, I'm ashamed of you. Only Donald Duck puts Ketchup on everything.

    Cream style Cranberry Sauce is what you should use, gravy on the dressing and potatoes, butter on the Sweet Potatoes (or Yams) all washed down with a Mellow Burgandy wine from the San Antonio winery in Los Angeles. And finally fresh Pumpkin or Apple pie for dessert.

    Anyway, happy Thanksgiving to all my Canadian friends and relatives.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Debbie View Post
    Well how about that. Went out to eat last night, ordered a turkey dinner. Finishing the rest on lunch break. All covered with ketchup, mounds and mounds and ketchup. Makes the turkey, dressing and potatoes edible. Oh yeah - Happy Thanksgiving.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RustyBattleship View Post
    KETCHUP ON TURKEY? Deb, I'm ashamed of you. Only Donald Duck puts Ketchup on everything.

    Cream style Cranberry Sauce is what you should use, gravy on the dressing and potatoes, butter on the Sweet Potatoes (or Yams) all washed down with a Mellow Burgandy wine from the San Antonio winery in Los Angeles. And finally fresh Pumpkin or Apple pie for dessert.

    Anyway, happy Thanksgiving to all my Canadian friends and relatives.
    We tend to fry our turkey. I like cranberry along with some mint sauce if it's a stronger "turkey taste". Pumpkin pie.... apple pie... X_X You're making me crave!
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    happy thanksgiving to all
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    Happy Thanksgiving...enjoy the day
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    I am now officially stuffed Leek soup followed by Turkey,stuffing, potatoes (mashed & roast), brussel sprouts, carrots & gravy followed by Apple pie and ice cream........... just about to hit the cheese board and a glass of port........ then feet up glass of single malt a small cigar with my book........... life is good
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    Quote Originally Posted by T_igger_cs_30 View Post
    Leek soup followed by Turkey
    Too bad your soup leaked(gotta watch that spelling big guy),hope you didn't get any on your pants.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shamus View Post
    Too bad your soup leaked(gotta watch that spelling big guy),hope you didn't get any on your pants.
    Your not a gardener are you old buddy..............especially vegetables
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    Little late, but I had a great Thanksgiving as well. My mom makes this amazing brussel sprout and bacon salad!!

    On the subject of turkey, this summer I had barbecue Turkey for the first time, and I have to say... it is much better than when oven baked.
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