What are your family's favorite Thanksgiving dishes & recipes?

oh we LOVE making puppy chow! we always have some sort of salad (regular salad, pasta salad, etc.) tray with "finger" veggies (olives, pickles, carrots) beets (although i never eat them :) pumpkin pie nothing really exotic or anything, i think you got the basics covered!

Well lets see at our thanksgiving we ALWAYS have 1. Turkey and gravy 2. Stuffing 3. Cranberries 4. Sweet potatoes 4. Mashed potatoes (the homemade kind with red potatoes those are my favorite.) 5. Green bean casserole 6. Pumpkin Pie (of course) 7. There is always some type of yummy rolls or biscuits 8. Glazed carrots and veggies I hope this helped and HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!

Wheres the stuffing and cranbery sauce ? :]

i love stuffed mushrooms. remove stems and chop fine, add in equal amounts fine chopped celery, onions, carrots. cook all together in butter till soft add enough italian bread crumbs to pull it all together if its too dry add some broth. fill mushroom caps and braise in the oven with more broth 15 - 20 mins. at 325 - 350

Thanksgiving wouldn't be the same without homemade sweet potato casserole - topped with a mixture of brown sugar, pecans & corn flakes......Yummy!

You really have everything you need for a good holiday for 3 just don't forget the gravy for the turkey and dressing and you don't always have to stuff your bird if you don't want to you can cook it separately in a baking dish and it'll still be good main thing is to enjoy the holiday with your loved ones. You could add another veggie that you don't eat that often and enjoy it for the occasion. Happy Holidays!!

Growing up, we had oven cooked turkey with potato bread stuffing. (http://www.recipesource.com/fgv/stuffing/potato-bread1.html) It was basically like the link above, but we added celery salt & poultry seasoning and without onions. Also we boiled the celery after chopping it and used that water instead of stock. Its been done that way for a few generations. My grandmother learned it from her mother, and her mother from her's. We had 42 people come over for Thanksgiving... 2 - 30lb Turkey 20lbs Mashed Potatoes 10lbs of Potato bread stuffing Countless cans of cranberry sauce Green Olives Black Olives Corn Green beans Pickle spears Store bought rolls Candied Yams 3 boxes Pumpkin Pie 3 boxes Apple Pie 2 Boxes Mince Meat pie Bought from a market that made them... not the frozen stuff. we didn't have anything special, because there was just so many people... but we loved it anyway and its always special to me. This year I am having Backwoods Breakfast Pie for breakfast http://www.mrbreakfast.com/superdisplay.asp?recipeid=1029 Turkey cooked in an upright Black & Decker rotisserie Mashed Potatoes Homemade Sweet Potatoes http://simplyrecipes.com/recipes/holiday_spiced_sweet_potatoes_yams/ (instead of lemon juice I am adding apple cider) Homemade cranberry sauce http://simplyrecipes.com/recipes/cranberry_sauce/ Potato Bread Stuffing Potato Salad (a tradition of my in-laws) http://simplyrecipes.com/recipes/potato_salad/ Homemade Pumpkin Bread (with & without nuts) http://elise.com/recipes/archives/000842pumpkin_bread.php Pumpkin Pie http://www.dianasdesserts.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/recipes.recipeListing/filter/dianas/recipeID/980/Recipe.cfm Chocolate Cream Pie 2tbs Flour 2tbs Corn Starge 1 1/2 tsp salt 3/4c sugar 2 squares unsweet chocolate 2c milk 3 egg yolks 1tsp vanilla 1tbs shortning (Crisco) Blend flour, corn starch, salt & sugar in sauce pan. Stirr in milk & chocolate. Bring to a boil over a LOW heat. cook until thickned stirring constantly. stir in egg yolks with some of the hot chocolate sauce lightly beaten. cook stirring over LOW heat for 2min. Stir in Vanilla & shortning. Cool slightly. Pour into baked pastry shell. Serve cold. And drink it down with Hot Mulled Cider http://simplyrecipes.com/recipes/hot_mulled_cider/ Plus of course, my usual favorites Corn on the Cob Black Olives Pickle Spears Yum! I'm cooking it all and I can't wait!

I love Thanksgiving! Here is a list of what we have. 1. Oven roasted turkey and stuffing 2. Mashed potatoes 3. Pan roasted gravy 4. Scalloped corn 5. Glazed carrots 6. Cranberry eggnog salad 7. Pumpkin pie with whip cream 8. Lemon cheesecake 9. Relish tray-olives, pickles, celery sticks and what ever looks good at the grocery store 10. Deviled eggs Remember to have fun and enjoy a good bottle of wine.

My family always have these dishes at Thanksgiving. 1. Turkey 2. Cornbread and Bread Stuffing 3 Jellied Cranberry Slices 4. Baked Sweet Potatoes baked in Brown Sugar, Orange Juice, and Butter, and topped with Marshmallows 5. Corn or Peas 6. Green Bean Casserole topped with French Fried Onions 7. Mashed Potatoes 8. Gravy 9. Yeast Rolls with Butter 10. Millie Salad 11. Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream 12. Coconut Cream Pie 13. Grand Slam Cake 14. Relish Dish (Black Olives, Carrots, Celery Sticks (Some stuffed with Peanut Butter and others stuffed with Cream Cheese) 15. Sweet Tea