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Old 11-25-2009, 03:48 PM   #31
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The menu for tomorrow:
A 26 lb turkey
Sausage stuffing balls
Mashed potatoes
Turkey gravy
Cranberry Sauce
Sauerkraut and Polish Kielbasa
Baked macaroni and cheese
Green beans
Corn
Broccoli
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Pumpkin Pie
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I'll be up at 4am putting the turkey in the oven.
and what time are you eating!?!
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Old 11-25-2009, 03:52 PM   #32
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The menu for tomorrow:
A 26 lb turkey
Sausage stuffing balls
Mashed potatoes
Turkey gravy
Cranberry Sauce
Sauerkraut and Polish Kielbasa
Baked macaroni and cheese
Green beans
Corn
Broccoli
Dinner rolls
Pumpkin Pie
Sugar Cookies

I'll be up at 4am putting the turkey in the oven.
Just you on your own then?
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Old 11-25-2009, 04:09 PM   #33
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I think y'all are cooking your turkeys too long! even a 26 pound turkey only needs to cook 6 and a half to 7 and change hours and unless you are having thanksgiving brunch or lunch, you're going to end up with some overdone birds! here's the goodhousekeeping link which should help. if you have a thermometer, you want your bird at 175, if you don't I always rely on the leg test... see if it pulls away from the body easily.

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Old 11-25-2009, 04:21 PM   #34
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

Tom, the people of St. Augustine, Florida, claim that the Spanish who landed there were the first, but I forget the date.
The date I've seen is September 8, 1565, but that would make it more than two decades after the Spanish Thanksgiving in Texas in May of 1541. I understand that there has been some controversy and both groups have staked their claims to being first.

I don't think any historian would deny that the Pilgrims were Johnny-come-VERY-latelies to the whole Thanksgiving thing, however. They were not the first, and they weren't even the first to celebrate in English!
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I think y'all are cooking your turkeys too long! even a 26 pound turkey only needs to cook 6 and a half to 7 and change hours and unless you are having thanksgiving brunch or lunch, you're going to end up with some overdone birds! here's the goodhousekeeping link which should help. if you have a thermometer, you want your bird at 175, if you don't I always rely on the leg test... see if it pulls away from the body easily.

I'll be happy to PM my cell number if anyone needs last minute texting help!
We usually want to eat about 3 p.m. We have "linner" for Thanksgiving, LOL. The USDA guidelines say 4 1/2 to 5 hours for a 20 - 24 lb. bird, mine's barely 20, so I'm going to go with 4 1/2. That won't be too awful. We're on a second shift schedule here, Chris works 3 - 11 p.m. or 1 a.m. and I work mainly 5 p.m. -midnight, so we sleep later than "normal" people. Early for me is 10 a.m. So I figure, set the alarm for ten, wrestle turkey into oven, go back to bed for an hour or so (if I'm not awake after wrestling the turkey). That gives him coming out about 2:30 - while he's resting I can throw the dressing and dessert in. We'll probably end up eating around 3:30 with that schedule, which is good enough. I might throw everything back an hour, even, to allow for Chris sleeping late and therefore eating breakfast late, so he'll be hungry.
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I don't think any historian would deny that the Pilgrims were Johnny-come-VERY-latelies to the whole Thanksgiving thing, however. They were not the first, and they weren't even the first to celebrate in English!
The Pilgrims are portrayed as celebrating with the Indians. I wonder if that was true, and if so, I wonder if they were the first to do that.

I know that in the case of St. Augustine, what the Spanish did occurred immediately upon arrival. They were thanking God for the safe voyage rather than for the bountiful harvest.
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The Pilgrims are portrayed as celebrating with the Indians. I wonder if that was true, and if so, I wonder if they were the first to do that.

I know that in the case of St. Augustine, what the Spanish did occurred immediately upon arrival. They were thanking God for the safe voyage rather than for the bountiful harvest.
From my understanding, the only thing safe about the voyage was that SOME of them arrived somewhere that they didn't expect to be.
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[W]atching this debate with almost a discernible smirk are native americans.

“The concept of Thanksgiving was not alien to my people,” says Chief Stephen Adkins, Tribal Chief of the Chickahominy Indians.

They say their ancestors had been having Thanksgivings for centuries before the settlers arrived.
Sometimes I think we non-natives tend to forget who really discovered America!
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Still recovering...er, enjoying some leftovers. The turkey only took 5 hours to cook (165 internal temp, no stuffing), but it did take about 2 hours to cool down enough before I could start carving it up.

We were shooting for 2pm, but didn't actually eat until 3. I really need a new kitchen with a double oven.

I pretty much prepped and cooked everything on the menu, plus clean up afterwards. I got a little help with heating up the rolls, mashing the potatoes and making the macaroni and cheese.
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Still recovering...er, enjoying some leftovers. The turkey only took 5 hours to cook (165 internal temp, no stuffing), but it did take about 2 hours to cool down enough before I could start carving it up.

We were shooting for 2pm, but didn't actually eat until 3. I really need a new kitchen with a double oven.

I pretty much prepped and cooked everything on the menu, plus clean up afterwards. I got a little help with heating up the rolls, mashing the potatoes and making the macaroni and cheese.
I just made enchiladas out of almost the last of the turkey meat. What on earth I'll do with the rest, at this moment I couldn't tell you. Both I and the cats have had about all the turkey we can stand without starting to gobble.
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Thanks for the video. Now go home; Thanksgiving is over. Don't worry, I'll do the dishes.

I'll save a place for you next year!
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Thanks for the video. Now go home; Thanksgiving is over. Don't worry, I'll do the dishes.

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Everyday is thanksgiving! Wait, I'm English, damnit!!! I'm going to start the UK branch of thanksgiving, where we just don't punch each other for a day
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Thanks for the video. Now go home; Thanksgiving is over. Don't worry, I'll do the dishes.

I'll save a place for you next year!
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