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Sea Dangles 11-27-2013 07:08 PM

Favorite side dish
 
I like the stuffing more than anything. I make mine with the trinity of onion carrot and celery then add sausage. A cornbread base with some whole cranberry for color and tart!
Potatoes with leeks and gruyere are a close second.

l.i.fish.in.vt 11-27-2013 07:30 PM

i like the Heady topper,with a nice cigar either right before or right after eating.

Nebe 11-27-2013 07:49 PM

Mashed potatoes and gravy
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BMEUPSCOTTY 11-27-2013 07:57 PM

Sweet potato casserole... :)
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Fish On 11-27-2013 08:22 PM

With turkey....mashed and gravy.

With striper....pineapple salsa.

BigFish 11-27-2013 08:29 PM

I cook the turkey on a bed of celery, carrots and onions with a little water and apple cider in the pan! Bird cooks....drippings drip......the drippings mingle with the veggies!!! The gravy gets so much added flavor (ya ain't had gravy till ya had mine!) but the carrots, celery and onions......they are so tender and flavorful they are like candy!!!!:uhuh:

The Dad Fisherman 11-27-2013 08:33 PM

Stuffing.....I make mine with celery, onions, and sausage. Smothered in gravy
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ProfessorM 11-27-2013 08:53 PM

squash

bassballer 11-27-2013 09:06 PM

Stuffing. Hands down.regular and oyster.
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spence 11-27-2013 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by BigFish (Post 1022946)
The gravy gets so much added flavor (ya ain't had gravy till ya had mine!)

Ask Nebe about my gravy.
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bobber 11-27-2013 09:51 PM

sausage stuffing. or roasted potatoes

beamie 11-27-2013 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by ProfessorM (Post 1022951)
squash

Not so much:yak5:.....unless it is acorn with some brown sugar and butter.mmmm:uhuh:

The Dad Fisherman 11-27-2013 11:11 PM

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Originally Posted by spence (Post 1022955)
Ask Nebe about my gravy.
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I'd rather not.....
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spence 11-27-2013 11:15 PM

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Originally Posted by The Dad Fisherman (Post 1022967)
I'd rather not.....
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You mock what you don't understand.
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scottw 11-27-2013 11:19 PM

mother in law makes an oyster casserole every year that's pretty impressive....grilled chorico, walnut, dried apricot and cranberry cornbread stuffing is a fav...

piemma 11-28-2013 04:40 AM

My antipasto. I make it quite different from a traditional one. Roasted red peppers that I roast myself all summer, sharp provolone, very thin sliced Proscuitto, imported hard Salami, basil, garlic, extra virgin olive oil, artichoke hearts and dried olives

Nebe 11-28-2013 06:47 AM

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Originally Posted by spence (Post 1022968)
You mock what you don't understand.
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Without a doubt....Hands down the best bird I have ever and probably will eat in my life.

No one should ever doubt Jeff's abilities in the kitchen. The man is a poet with flavors.
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numbskull 11-28-2013 07:07 AM

Pie

Liv2Fish 11-28-2013 07:21 AM

Rouge Yellow Snow IPA! It's not usually out before Thanks Giving but since it's late this year, I was able to snag some.

basswipe 11-28-2013 07:52 AM

Side dishes?

Smoked turkey and nuthin else!

piemma 11-28-2013 07:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nebe (Post 1022974)
Without a doubt....Hands down the best bird I have ever and probably will eat in my life.

No one should ever doubt Jeff's abilities in the kitchen. The man is a poet with flavors.
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And well he should be with a $5K Wolf stove

The Dad Fisherman 11-28-2013 08:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nebe (Post 1022974)
Without a doubt....Hands down the best bird I have ever and probably will eat in my life.

No one should ever doubt Jeff's abilities in the kitchen. The man is a poet with flavors.
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I have no doubts about Spence's prowess in the kitchen.....just really didn't want to hear about you sampling Spence's Gravy :hee:
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parker23 11-28-2013 08:25 AM

Westport white turnips mashed w/carrots, butter and salt.

Bronko 11-28-2013 08:32 AM

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Originally Posted by piemma (Post 1022970)
My antipasto. I make it quite different from a traditional one. Roasted red peppers that I roast myself all summer, sharp provolone, very thin sliced Proscuitto, imported hard Salami, basil, garlic, extra virgin olive oil, artichoke hearts and dried olives

This is right in my wheelhouse.
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Cohenfishin 11-28-2013 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by parker23 (Post 1022988)
Westport white turnips mashed w/carrots, butter and salt.

X2
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JohnR 11-28-2013 09:33 AM

Corn, lightly buttered, with light salt.

spence 11-28-2013 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by piemma (Post 1022979)
And well he should be with a $5K Wolf stove

I wish. Contemplated getting a nice range but to install a proper vent hood would have required remodeling 2/3rds of my house!

-spence

spence 11-28-2013 09:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Dad Fisherman (Post 1022986)
I have no doubts about Spence's prowess in the kitchen.....just really didn't want to hear about you sampling Spence's Gravy :hee:
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Made a double strength smoked turkey stock for the base, it was epic.

-spence

Chunkah 11-28-2013 09:53 AM

Bread stuffing with gravy.

basswipe 11-28-2013 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by spence (Post 1023009)
Made a double strength smoked turkey stock for the base, it was epic.

-spence

I'm going to use the drippings from the water pan of the smoker to make gravy.

massbassman 11-28-2013 10:09 AM

Pearl onion casserole with ritz cracker topping drizzled with melted butter.:kewl:

MAKAI 11-28-2013 11:28 AM

Riced potatoes with real gravy and fresh cracked black pepper.

Coup de gras is the Bourbon Pecan pie........ mercy !!!!
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baldwin 11-28-2013 11:38 AM

My girlfriend's seafood-stuffed mushrooms with clams and shrimp!

RickBomba 11-28-2013 11:39 AM

The best was the broccoli-rabe sausage, oyster, and cornbread stuffing.

I used fennel instead of celery in the mirepoix and then deglazed with dry vermouth.

It was very busy, but really good (and expensive).

Macomber turnips are also really good, so good looking out there parker and Cohen.

People also like the fried mac and cheese balls with summer tomato dipping sauce. There's nothing special about them,, but they make a huge mess.

spence 11-28-2013 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by basswipe (Post 1023012)
I'm going to use the drippings from the water pan of the smoker to make gravy.

Interesting idea. I'd fill the pan with stock first but I'm sure it's too late for that.

Be sure to degrease it!
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ProfessorM 11-28-2013 11:46 AM

I changed my mind screw squash. I love Pie for a side dish and desert and I could eat it instead of Turkey.

MAKAI 11-28-2013 12:22 PM

My sisters 4 sons are gigantic college football players.
It always turns into a pie eating contest at my parents house.
I feel like a little mouse running around the table looking for scraps. And I go 6 ft 235......Yeeesh seems like yesterday that I was the ruler of the pie.
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JohnnySaxatilis 11-28-2013 12:43 PM

Ma puts pieces of buttered bread on top of the bird with orange and lemon juice... as you baste it really keeps the moisture on top, and they're like turkey flavored fried orange bread... you can feel your arteries harden as you eat em but they're amazing

ProfessorM 11-28-2013 12:54 PM

LOL. that reminds me we still have a milk man and we got a quart of eggnog yesterday for turkey day and that stuff is like heavy cream and I swear you can feel your heart skip a beat. Now the worst part of TG I got to drive an hour and 3/4 to the north shore. Have a good one.

basswipe 11-28-2013 01:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by spence (Post 1023031)
Interesting idea. I'd fill the pan with stock first but I'm sure it's too late for that.

Be sure to degrease it!
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That's kind of what I did.The water pan was filled the liquid I brined the bird in.After six hours on the smoker bird is now on the grill(low!) to finish and what's left in the water pan after boiling will be the gravy.

Did an apple/mesquite blend for smoke this year.

We certainly don't agree on politics but we do agree on food!Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours Spence.Enjoy!!!


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