What are you all eating on Thanksgiving? for Canadians...what did you eat for Thanksgiving?

My brother isn't feeling very well right now and mom doesn't want people over to her house this year so it's looking like the kids and I will be going out to Chinese or Pakistani.

Turkey(s), stuffing, mashed potatoes, squash, roasted veggies, cranberry sauce, gravy, and pies.

I’m Canadian. Last month I made a Turkey, baked ham, roasted veggies, cranberries, homemade gravy, mashed potatoes and I bought some pies

A friend's family does Cornish game hens for everyone instead of turkey

Well...what did you do?

[If you are avoiding fowl overall, you could branch out into other meats...

A really different choice would be fish & chips...no stuffing needed, ofc., but you could use the rest of your normal items.

Or you could have sandwiches: a few meats, cheeses, onions, condiments, assorted sides.

Some ideas for another holiday, perhaps!]

We're very traditional when it comes to Thanksgiving.

Roast turkey
Glazed ham
Dressing
Baked yams w/marshmallows
Mashed potatoes and broth gravy
Cranberry relish
Coleslaw or some other veggie dish
Fresh baked dinner rolls w/butter
Pies and other assorted desserts

Sorry, just the usual: roast turkey with stuffing and gravy, mashed potatoes, peas, cranberry sauce, maybe mashed turnip, biscuits, pumpkin pie.

Turkey breast (upper/forward half of the turkey) roasted with homemade stuffing (and lots of dressing on the side).
Mashed red potatoes (skins on) with gravy made from the turkey drippings.
Cranberries.
Corn concoction.
Jello-based salad.
Homemade pies...

I [i]like[/i] an untraditional Thanksgiving dinner. But I don't know what it's going to be this year.

Turkey and ham here

Our Thanksgiving was also my birthday and we had steak & lobster. 😋

Turkey, you commie