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Old 11-09-2004, 04:22 PM
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Thanksgiving Dinner

Looks like my wife and I are gonna host Thanksgiving dinner for our families. Turkey, Ham, or Both?
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Both with all the trimmings.
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you can never have too much food at Thanksgiving
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BOTH ya n00b!!!
Old 11-09-2004, 04:27 PM
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Im baking a turkey and frying one. Got my kit a couple of weeks ago

Got about 14 ppl comin over

Edit: Na, no ham...I dont dig on swine, you dig?
Old 11-09-2004, 04:30 PM
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Just serve 'em each one of those new holiday packs from Jones Soda.

Old 11-09-2004, 04:33 PM
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Greenbean casserole???
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That rules.
Old 11-09-2004, 04:37 PM
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And while your at it, order in some Chinese and one of them double melt pizzas from dominos...

wait, and get some sushi... and calamari appatizers. Oooh, and meatloaf.

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Old 11-09-2004, 04:39 PM
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Don't forget the greens!
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Sushi! Sushi!

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Old 11-09-2004, 04:41 PM
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hehe... I guess the space ghost krew is all here...

What about yams? Don't forget yams!!!

Green beans...

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SG crezel in the hizzle
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Originally Posted by Junkster
hehe... I guess the space ghost krew is all here...

What about yams? Don't forget yams!!!

Green beans...

Junkster, who thinks it's gonna be early dinner tonight
I have a recipe thats sweet potatoes and bananas. I gotta make it first before trying it on everyone. Sounds good though.
Old 11-09-2004, 04:48 PM
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oooh, and strawberry pie and pumpkin pie... don't forget soft serve ice cream, you should rent on of those machines for ice cream...

And lots o' beer to wash it all down... and have like two microwaves on stand-by so you can heat multi-foods at the same time.

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Dont forget rice.

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Originally Posted by DEI99662
Dont forget rice.

hehe... yes, fo shizzle.

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Originally Posted by Junkster
hehe... yes, fo shizzle.

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At least I am not the only one who does that.
Old 11-09-2004, 04:52 PM
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heck yea, rice with ______ = good meal.

While your at it, jlukja, you might as well invest in a second oven so that you can cook your prime rib while the turkey's going.

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Im going to be in LV for Thanksgiving...so thank goodness no thanksgiving dinner. But the weekend prior to Thanksgiving we are hosting some kind of dinner get together(not my idea)thingy. I wanted to do something different. Was thinking about cooking up some cornish hens for everyone. Honey/pineapple glazed hens....mmmmmmmm
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Skipped lunch today cause someone need my attention.
Was going to work a little bit more (falling behind schedule), but this thread is making it impossible.

I'm starving..

BTW, turkey ham
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Originally Posted by justinjsw
Im going to be in LV for Thanksgiving...so thank goodness no thanksgiving dinner. But the weekend prior to Thanksgiving we are hosting some kind of dinner get together(not my idea)thingy. I wanted to do something different. Was thinking about cooking up some cornish hens for everyone. Honey/pineapple glazed hens....mmmmmmmm
dude... there's this buffet at the belagio that is supposedly pretty expensive, but hella worth the price... go there. Also, Bally's buffet is pretty good as well.

well, justin, you've come to the right thread to find what you could serve for Turkey Day...

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Old 11-09-2004, 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted by sipark
Skipped lunch today cause someone need my attention.
Was going to work a little bit more (falling behind schedule), but this thread is making it impossible.

I'm starving..

BTW, turkey ham
Hunger sipark...

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Originally Posted by sipark
Skipped lunch today cause someone need my attention.
Was going to work a little bit more (falling behind schedule), but this thread is making it impossible.
Sounds like a very productive day.

EDIT: Junkster seems to be working hard...umm...hardly working.
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Originally Posted by Junkster
Hunger sipark...
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Originally Posted by DEI99662
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Sister-in-law is bringing her specialty, deviled eggs. Mother-in-law in says shes making Mac-n-Cheese.
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Originally Posted by Junkster
dude... there's this buffet at the belagio that is supposedly pretty expensive, but hella worth the price... go there. Also, Bally's buffet is pretty good as well.
My bro goes to Vegas about once a month and he, and his wife, both swear by the Bellagio Buffet.

I like the Paris Buffet myself, especially at lunch prices.
Old 11-09-2004, 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by jlukja
My bro goes to Vegas about once a month and he, and his wife, both swear by the Bellagio Buffet.
For lunch, I seem to recall it being ~$20 and good, but not amazing. I guess it's expensive compared to most buffets in LV, but I ate there - as a student.


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hmmm... Thanksgiving turkey

My favorite holiday by FAR!
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thanksgiving is the bestt!!! Turkey, ham, and stuffing , O MY!! MAKE BOTH YOU !!
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Originally Posted by Junkster
dude... there's this buffet at the belagio that is supposedly pretty expensive, but hella worth the price... go there. Also, Bally's buffet is pretty good as well.

well, justin, you've come to the right thread to find what you could serve for Turkey Day...

Junkster, who thinks a full course Chinese dinner doesn't sound too bad either
Thanks for the headsup about the buffet. I will be staying at the venetian so I will head over for so.


Chinese for THKsGV? I don't know dude...Turkey fried rice?
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Bring on the meat!! I'll eat the pig or the bird.
Old 11-09-2004, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Junkster
dude... there's this buffet at the belagio that is supposedly pretty expensive, but hella worth the price... go there. Also, Bally's buffet is pretty good as well.

well, justin, you've come to the right thread to find what you could serve for Turkey Day...

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oh man....belagio buffet is the BEST!!! They've even got sushi!!
I don't remember the price...maybe around 17/20 bucks?

I've had Chinese dinners for Thanksgiving before... no biggie... it was a huge feast though
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Originally Posted by TSX 'R' US
oh man....belagio buffet is the BEST!!! They've even got sushi!!
I don't remember the price...maybe around 17/20 bucks?

I've had Chinese dinners for Thanksgiving before... no biggie... it was a huge feast though
My family used to get together with a few other families and do a big feast. Potlluck style dinners with lots of people are the best.
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Originally Posted by TSX 'R' US
oh man....belagio buffet is the BEST!!! They've even got sushi!!
I don't remember the price...maybe around 17/20 bucks?

I've had Chinese dinners for Thanksgiving before... no biggie... it was a huge feast though
No way, the seafood buffet at the Rio is the best in town. Where else can you get all the lobster tails and crab legs you want?
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Definitely Turkey.

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Originally Posted by joerockt
No way, the seafood buffet at the Rio is the best in town. Where else can you get all the lobster tails and crab legs you want?
The MGM has good crab legs too. I think my buddy and I went through about 12 plates each.

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Neither. With so many guests, there are so many opportunities.
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Originally Posted by justinjsw
Thanks for the headsup about the buffet. I will be staying at the venetian so I will head over for so.

Chinese for THKsGV? I don't know dude...Turkey fried rice?

That's what I'm here for... that, and to PW

Turkey fried rice... hmm, gonna have to try that with the leftovers this year.

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