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All these years later I still chuckle at what a fucking moron that guy is.
Mormons?
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What is the best Thanksgiving side dish????
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They prefer “LDS.”
Methos#1975
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Ehhh?
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FOUND ONE!
Methos#1975
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No, I just don't get it, the two are used pretty interchangeable. It seems from my 48 years of life that what it is called is more a matter of utility. If inside a bird it's stuffing, if cooked in a pan it's dressing.
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Yeah yeah I hear you, and what’s your opinion on thermite hmmmmmm??
I’m just fuckin around, if you think it’s delicious we’re on the same page
Methos#1975
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I'm USAF and was literally in the same room with Eberhart when he closed down our airspace to flights lol. I knew as soon as the planes hit it was Bin Laden.
Methos#1975
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And what did that cunt call it?
“Dressing”
Or “le dressing,” I dunno I don’t speak Farsi.
Methos#1975
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Lol.
West Texas CEO
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Green Bean Casserole, no contest.
Honourable mention goes to canned cranberry sauce - the sh*t is awesome.
Honourable mention goes to canned cranberry sauce - the sh*t is awesome.
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Bacon Garlic Brussel Sprouts
lachesis
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I like green bean casseroles. That crunchy fried onion bits complete with gooey inside, crunchy green beans - I love it. I make it a bit garlicky too.
Mashed potato & Mac and Cheese - actually I've never had it with thanksgiving dinner. Didn't know it was the norm?
We normally have something different though - like potato gratin with plenty of bubbly crunchy cheese topping and if we don't have green bean casseroles, we have green bean saute'd in garlic butte with red pepper flakes. Corn bread, cranberry sauce, and sometimes we have mashed sweet potatoes, not mashed potatoes.
Mashed potato & Mac and Cheese - actually I've never had it with thanksgiving dinner. Didn't know it was the norm?
We normally have something different though - like potato gratin with plenty of bubbly crunchy cheese topping and if we don't have green bean casseroles, we have green bean saute'd in garlic butte with red pepper flakes. Corn bread, cranberry sauce, and sometimes we have mashed sweet potatoes, not mashed potatoes.
AJUMP23
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I use a convection oven. And it helps prevent the turkey from drying out. I also use an oven bag.I only ate in america (miami to be precise) for thanksgiving once and maybe because i was still a child (and usually child don't like to eat many things) but i hated everything they served, and we were guest of a rich ass family that had an house in the lake in the same place where stallone, madonna and other vips had their houses, so i know for a fact that the food was of absolute top tier quality.
They didin't served mac and cheese tho, probably the only thing i would have liked...
I take a juicy chicken from groceries over any dry stuffed big ass turkey
AJUMP23
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Dressing and stuffing are not the same.
Stuffing is more northern dressing southern.
Dressing tends to have a layer of meat. And is wetter. Stuffing is dry and better in my opinion. But my wife is southern and her mom only makes dressing. I can make stuffing. But I don’t have my moms recipe.
Apocryphon
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I'll do turkey, stuffing, and mayo on a sandwich.
