This week's Aloha Friday question is...What's your favorite dish on the Thanksgiving table?
It's a hard question because there's so much good food at Thanksgiving. For me, it's a black cherry jello salad that is traditional in my family. For some reason, the only time I make it is at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Maybe that's what makes it so special.
30 days of WORDS TO LIVE BY"I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world."
John 16:33 NIV
16 comments:
Turkey and dressing! YUMMY!!!
I love the corn bread stuffing from the box.
Turkey is a winner :)
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creamed corn
and
cranberry salad
and
gourmet potatoes
:-D
This is a hard question, because it's the combination of flavors and yummy aromas that make Thanksgiving dinner so good.
I'd have to say the stuffing. I make Gene Amole's recipe (remember him? in the Rocky Mtn News).
While we make the traditional Thanksgiving meal, it is one of my least favourite meals. I will say mashed potatoes without gravy.
well come on diane...share the recipe! :0)
i love stuffing, but try to avoid it...
my mom's cranberries are delicious! and i LOVE squash and sweet potatoes.
I love today's scripture.
Hard question! I love the turkey and dressing and yes, the our cherry jello salad, and our cheese potatoes.
But I also love the cranberry salad and my pumpkin desert with whipped cream.
Stuffing and a family dish we call the "potato dish". YUM!
You mean I have to choose????
OK, depends on who's cooking. If it's me, then it's a toss up between the pecan pie and the oyster stuffing.
If it's someone else, I'd say the sweet potatoes.
My favorite is homemade mashed sweet potatoes with marshmallows on top. Love those!!
Stuffing.
Pecan pie :o)
my green bean casserole!!!I love your blog!!!
My brother-in-law's lemon meringue pie! So sad I won't get any this year...
stuffing.
and pecan pie.
and creamed corn.
and green bean casserole.
and ..........
well you know, the whole shebang.
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