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General Category => General Chatter => Topic started by: Red_Raven on November 09, 2005, 07:12:30 pm

Title: Holiday Foods and Drinks
Post by: Red_Raven on November 09, 2005, 07:12:30 pm

Name some of your favorite holiday foods and drinks. :)

Title: Re: Holiday Foods and Drinks
Post by: FyberOptic on November 09, 2005, 09:11:56 pm

LUV STUFFING.

Seriously, I have never had a flavor or brand of stuffing I didn't like.  And it's even better if you add some turkey gravy or something on there.  Or just eat it with some good sweet ham.

Now I remember why I like the holidays . . !

I know some folks will prolly mention eggnog, but Fybar no likey.  On more than one Christmas did I get mighty sick after drinking some, and while I'm not sure if it was the eggnog that was to blame, I just can't stand to drink it anymore.

Title: Re: Holiday Foods and Drinks
Post by: ecto on November 09, 2005, 09:24:58 pm

I just took one look at a glass of eggnog and decided i'd never drink it. Same here Stuffing, sweet potatoes, cranberries, deviled eggs, apple cider, green bean casarole. No matter what anyone says apple cider doesn't taste right heated up.

Title: Re: Holiday Foods and Drinks
Post by: MDude on November 09, 2005, 09:31:45 pm

I like eggnog, anytime, anywhere. but I'd say is my favorite is cranberry mold, which is a jello-like crannberry desert that also contains lots of shredded citris fruits that have been put through a food proccessor. I also like sweet potatos and apple cider, and deviled a lot.

Title: Re: Holiday Foods and Drinks
Post by: Red_Raven on November 09, 2005, 09:35:43 pm

snore egg snore nog snore eggnog

Title: Re: Holiday Foods and Drinks
Post by: Sino on November 09, 2005, 10:22:53 pm

I <3 the stuffing also, but not in that way.
I also like the occasional Pilsbury cookie with the chost or the pumpkin on it, b/c yummy.

Title: Re: Holiday Foods and Drinks
Post by: Prox on November 10, 2005, 12:39:35 am

PASHED MOTATOES

Title: Re: Holiday Foods and Drinks
Post by: Buzzard on November 10, 2005, 01:14:05 am

Ima say turkey for sure.

Title: Re: Holiday Foods and Drinks
Post by: Haul on November 10, 2005, 01:50:56 am

All the stuff you think of when you think Thanksgiving, minus the yams.

Title: Re: Holiday Foods and Drinks
Post by: FyberOptic on November 10, 2005, 02:03:06 am

OHMAN ecto reminded me.  <3 sweet potatoes.  Throw ham, sweet potatoes, and stuffing on a plate, and I'll be there.

Title: Re: Holiday Foods and Drinks
Post by: Theddy on November 10, 2005, 02:08:49 am

Christmas holiday and that holiday in january we call winter holiday and all weekends in the winter is the BEST

Title: Re: Holiday Foods and Drinks
Post by: Bluejay on November 10, 2005, 11:03:33 am

My guess Fyber likes Ham....

Bluejays tend to peck at....
Turkey
Stuffing
Mashed taters
Corn on the cobb
Pumpkin pie
Apple Cider
Some Hot Chocolate
Gravy (by the boat)

And for some extra Holiday leftover goodtimes

Cut up your leftover turkey into chunks, add it, and your remaining stuffing together (add more stuffing if you like it) and pour gravy on top, heat it all together in a frying pan till hot, also heat some extra gravy as this dish is best moist and gravy-filled.  Mix it into one big heterogenus concoction and eat your steaming pile of Turkey Hash.

I grew up on this stuff and it's the best part of the holidays, it tastes like the awsome mixed with the goodness.  For added texture/flavor you may want to add mashed potatos (also makes it thicker)

Title: Re: Holiday Foods and Drinks
Post by: Shadow on November 10, 2005, 05:11:25 pm

Turkey, gravy, stuffing, pie

Title: Re: Holiday Foods and Drinks
Post by: Joefus on November 10, 2005, 06:12:20 pm

I like just about anything at holiday meals.  Turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, ham, gravy, pilsubry brand crossoints (speeling), Mac'n'Cheese.  Sweet potates are ok, not real big on corn or those green beans, or egg nog.

Title: Re: Holiday Foods and Drinks
Post by: ecto on November 10, 2005, 07:38:56 pm

Never got into hash but turkey salad is just as good. One of my favorite thanksgiving left overs.