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What are you making for Thanksgiving (pg. 2)
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Srussell
Mac and cheese for Thanksgiving is a thing?
Silky Johnson
As a side? I've personally never had it at Thanksgiving but it does sound very American to me.
Srussell
:conf: I've never heard of it.
Silky Johnson
But television...the movies...???
Jon_Snow
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Originally posted by Srussell
Mac and cheese for Thanksgiving is a thing?

My sister and I split up the cooking duties so my mom doesn't have to cook.

And yes America loves to eat
Silky Johnson
IGK you should definitely fry up some bacon and crumble that on top. Omgggg.
Joss Weatherby
Never had Mac and Cheese on Thanksgiving. Had it one year on Christmas when my aunt realized that cooking a big ham wasn't exactly going to work with my cousins then boyfriend (now husband) who comes from a Muslim country (he isn't Muslim himself but he still doesn't eat ham all that often). My mom was recruited to make it (she makes awesome mac'n'cheese).

I'm not making anything. My aunt and uncle handle the whole shebang like every year, though I try and show up early to help out before hand.
Intellekshual
My mother in law takes care of pretty much everything, but we've been asked to bring raw veggies, and I'm thinking of making a spinach dip or Hummus to go with it.
Srussell
Just started making the brine for the turkey. Himalayan Pink salt, raw sugar, cranberries, garlic, sage, apple, orange peel, juniper berries, whole black peppercorns, thyme, and rosemary. My entire house smells amazing.
Lews
I guess Mac and Cheese for the children? I dunno. Definitely not one of the traditional Thanksgiving sides, despite how delicious it is.

I'm going to a restaurant for Thanksgiving. Only friends with a few Americans over here, no point in us cooking it ourselves. Gonna get drunk off whiskey anyways, so not that different from home-cooked :o

Innocence Lost
Damn I'm so hungry, mash potatoes sounds good.
Zoso
Definitely not traditional American Thanksgiving fare at all, but my mom makes this every year: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/brocco...n-noodle-salad/
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