It's almost time for turkey day. Post your best side dishes.

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>>9341881

Who eats hot wings on Thanksgiving?

>>9341918
Who doesn't?

>>9341926
Whites

>Almost time
>Three months away
Whut

>>9341881
Side dishes for turkey day?

My family would murder me if I went off menu.

I can play with the potatoes as long as they're "white spiced"... This year might get pretty Slavic.

Turkey is obviously a must - usual poultry spices, but how I prepare it is up to me. Usually full disassembly for better/easier cooking and better access to bones for better gravy. I might actually pick up some extra turkey drumsticks and do up a dill-garlic wing sauce.

various veggies... turnips, sprouts, etc. I can play with most of these as the picky bastards avoid them anyway.

I always throw in some bannock and some wild rice, just to remind the Limey side of my family who's cooking the meal.

If a person in the UK wants to try thanksgiving, what should they cook?

Obviously turkey, mash, veg, etc. But side dishes?

Give me your turkey sandwich recipe so I can use leftovers.

>>9341881
>It's almost time for turkey day.
In what country?

>>9341881
>It's almost time for turkey day.
No, it's not "almost time" for Christmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween, or any holiday other than Labor Day. Stop it.

>>9343685
Best turkey sandwich is: Homemade bread, turkey, stuffing, green bean casserole if you had it, and topped with homemade cranberry sauce. Shit from the can, though pleasing to look at, doesn't justify its own existence.

Some people might not like it, but gravy as well.

>>9343762
>green bean casserole
Never heard of it. I've just been browsing a thanksgiving site and American food looks weird, too fancy and weird flavors.

I might make a Sunday roast lunch for thanksgiving, and have some cranberry sauce on the side, and save the turkey for sandwiches and use either mayo or cranberry sauce with stuffing.

>>9343685
the mash and the veg are the side dishes. A little stuffing/dressing for the turkey... some gravy, some jellied cranberry. You're pretty much set. I mean, how much do you really want to cook for a bunch of people who are going to start nodding off the minute they go up for seconds?

Turkey sangvich - leftover turkey, leftover mash, tomato (not necessary), leftover cranberry (not necessary), a bit of greenery (lettuce, arugula, kale, no matta), possibly some tomato, possibly some onion, possibly some mayonnaise or sour cream (with dill, and chives, works very well with the thin layer of potato, and actually plays nicely with the cranberry), decent amount of salt to help the bird along, lots of pepper, and bread... ideally toasted or grilled.

>>9343783
sorry, I've got tomato in there twice... I am incredibly high and basically drowning in gulyas.

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I do this. Anyone else?

>>9343791

You are very pretty

>>9343791
Draw fake eyebrows on yourself? No

>>9343791
Not I but an old coworker of mine carries disposable gloves with him everywhere for this reason.

>>9343791
daily reminder to NOT stick dick in crazy.
Also, how do you eat wings?

>>9343773
>green beans
>canned cream of mushroom soup
>fried onions
>too weird

Britbongs everybody