Turkey
Thanksgiving
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Turkey |
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One food that defines Thanksgiving and cannot be forgotten in the great feast is the turkey. This particular turkey is rubbed with mustard and served with mushroom gravy. |
| This turkey is a fine choice for anyone looking for a sweetness to their turkey. This turkey is brined with honey and usually served with some kind of sweet fruit. | |
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This turkey is more of the conventional type and is a great dish to serve at a conventional Thanksgiving Day feast. This turkey is just roasted in some sage and served with regular homemade gravy. |
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Stuffing |
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There are many variations of the traditional stuffing served at Thanksgiving dinner. This variation is a great combination of sweet cornbread and andouille sausage. Add some celery and bell peppers and you've got yourself a tastey stuffing. |
| This conutry-style stuffing has regular bread in it but is spiced up wonderfully with peppered pork. It's got some great flavor once the fresh parsley, celery leaves, ground nutmeg, and black pepper are added. |
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This stuffing is rarely used to stuff an actual turkey, but makes a great side. It's got a nice, fresh taste to it with the hazlenuts and dried cranberries. |
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Potatoes |
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Thanksgiving just isn't Thanksgiving without good old-gashioned mashed potatoes. Here they're shown with some skin left in and butter on top. |
| If you don't prefer your potatoes mashed, this is a great way to go. These golden brown potatoes make a great alternative to mashed potatoes. Just bake some potatoes in oil and vinegar and sprinkle som herbs of your choice on top. Thyme is strongly recommended. |
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This is a great mixture of tastes that is sure to turn a few heads come Thanksgiving. It is a wonderful little recipe oconsisting of some potatoes, fennel, butter, and parmesan cheese. |
