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There are some great traditions posted. The op is either trolling or one sad sob.
16 this year.
Fresh turkey 32 lbs from a local farm. This year I am dry brining salt rosemary and sage. Mashed, brussel sprouts with, rhutabaga,
chestnut apple and cornbread stuffing, bby beet, grean beans, cranberry sauce and jelly, homemade milk buns, cognac gravy
We have seafood as appetizer as tribute to the first TG @ plymouth rock. Shrimp cocktail, crab cakes and oysters
3 home made pies. Pecan, Apple croustade, pumpkin
Kolschs, Session Ales, Ipa, Stouts from local brewery in growlers, armagnac, port, knob creek bourbon and foot ball.
Next day we go out for Italian.
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Man up and fry or smoke a Turkey like us southern rednecks.
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I'm sorry you've never had properly cooked turkey. This. Love a well prepared turkey with good dressing, mashed potatoes, and gravy.
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Smoked turkey from a local farm. Brined with herb butter under skin. ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/QBr7NoH.jpg) Man, TimberRunner, that's a good lookin' turkey.
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Smoked turkey from a local farm. Brined with herb butter under skin. Man, TimberRunner, that's a good lookin' turkey. TR, has the culinary skills that would be welcomed at a Michelin restaurant. If only he was a hot, blonde chick. 🦫
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These premises insured by a Sheltie in Training ,--- and Cooey.o
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I will eat some turkey but prefer a honey glazed spiral ham.
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My grandmothers were, my mother and my wife are all great cooks. Traditional Thanksgiving meals with all the trimmings have been something to look forward to, all year. Lots of leftovers for turkey sandwiches, turkey enchiladas and turkey soup, mashed potatoes and gravy from the giblets, dressing and turkey gravy.
The best way we found to cook a turkey is on the rotisserie on our BBQ grill. The largest we can cook is about 14 pounds and sometimes that is hard to find. We put a big aluminum foil, disposable pan under the turkey to catch all the drippings. Kind of a team effort to get the turkey all trussed up so it doesn't flop around on the rotisserie.
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Smoked turkey from a local farm. Brined with herb butter under skin. Man, TimberRunner, that's a good lookin' turkey. TR, has the culinary skills that would be welcomed at a Michelin restaurant. If only he was a hot, blonde chick. 🦫 If only.
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Last years wild turkey. Doing the same this year. 😋 ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/4dqf07Sc/0-B487-D8-A-CC9-F-42-E3-93-CB-E8317-F86-B94-F.jpg) ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/52sMGQHt/ADD24253-2986-45-D3-8-FC8-79-D23-C62-F2-B6.jpg)
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Usually go to in laws for Thanksgiving. They do a fine job. I hosted in 2020. Had a 18 for dinner. Smoked turkey from a local farm. Brined with herb butter under skin. Drippings from pan under turkey on smoker make the base for a great smokey giblet gravy. ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/XHsge66.jpeg) Made a 6x batch of cornbread to form the base for cornbread, oyster and pecan dressing. ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/sg3l4Bd.jpg) If somebody showed around here with dressing that has oysters and nuts in it there would be a mutiny.
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If somebody showed around here with dressing that has oysters and nuts in it there would be a mutiny. Well, what do you guys know anyway? 
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I'd kill myself if this is what I thought of turkey day and it's food .... It is entirely possible that you and others missed the hyperbole in the OP. Mind you that I could have read it wrong. I do miss a lot of context in online chatter.
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if the turkey is dry, try gravy.
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if the turkey is dry, try gravy. Gravy as the main course?? Far out man I like your style
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My man, Franklin, can sure smoke a turkey.
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Last years wild turkey. Doing the same this year. 😋 Looks great, SS. 
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Rather have mtn dew and cheetos myself
but family and all… Crunchy or Puffs?
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