Happy Thanksgiving, all!

[Wneglia]

How was the turducken? You're still posting, so you must have cooked it correctly.

It was wonderful. It had jalapeno cornbread dressing between the layers of meat, and it was scrumptious. Not quite as good as my wife's pumpkin cheesecake, however.

[Colonel Taylor]

[Wneglia]

My other Thanksgiving Turkey

[billy.pilgrim]

How was the turducken? You're still posting, so you must have cooked it correctly.

It was wonderful. It had jalapeno cornbread dressing between the layers of meat, and it was scrumptious. Not quite as good as my wife's pumpkin cheesecake, however.

no idea if this is true and it sounds like a real potential for food poisining but I read somewhere about an arab feast that involved stuffing a camel, with a cow, with a goat with a duck with a chicken

[Apache]

Been MIA for a few. So a belated Happy Turkey Day to all. I am rereading A Tree Grows In Brooklyn, I always read this book in November. It drives home to me, the many blessings I have. We are so damn lucky on our lives! Peace.

[Bungalow Bill]

Onward Christian soldiers.

[rstrong]

I caught someone's cat prowling around in my yard. You know, those things really do taste like chicken; little gamey, but I was thankful it came along when it did. It didn't die needlessly.

Someone just trapped a wolf that was killing peoples' dogs not far from my place.

But don't worry, I'm not suggesting that he's the Great White Hunter providing meat for his family while laughing in the face of danger that you are, when you hunt pet cats.

[Wneglia]

How was the turducken? You're still posting, so you must have cooked it correctly.

It was wonderful. It had jalapeno cornbread dressing between the layers of meat, and it was scrumptious. Not quite as good as my wife's pumpkin cheesecake, however.

no idea if this is true and it sounds like a real potential for food poisining but I read somewhere about an arab feast that involved stuffing a camel, with a cow, with a goat with a duck with a chicken

It is true, and is a Bedouin delicacy, usually reserved for wedding feasts.



Stuffed Camel

[billy.pilgrim]

How was the turducken? You're still posting, so you must have cooked it correctly.

It was wonderful. It had jalapeno cornbread dressing between the layers of meat, and it was scrumptious. Not quite as good as my wife's pumpkin cheesecake, however.

no idea if this is true and it sounds like a real potential for food poisining but I read somewhere about an arab feast that involved stuffing a camel, with a cow, with a goat with a duck with a chicken

It is true, and is a Bedouin delicacy, usually reserved for wedding feasts.



Stuffed Camel

reckon what a tender camel costs?

[JTA]

Indeed, Vrede, some, certainly, are a bit more unconformable with it than others ...



Even so, I think most people realize what this day has become ... a day for thanks despite its sordid history ... at least I hope so.

They shouldn't have been on American soil.

[mike]

Indeed, Vrede, some, certainly, are a bit more uncomfortable with it than others ...



Even so, I think most people realize what this day has become ... a day for thanks despite its sordid history ... at least I hope so.

They shouldn't have been on American soil.

Who? The Indians and the turkeys?

[JTA]

Goodbye, four-day weekend.

[Guest]

Why I Hate Thanksgiving

Not that I personally hate it, just good to know the full story rather than the storybook one.

Or maybe this fantasy from a letter contributor to the AC-T...
link

Reminds me of the story of the Grasshopper and the Ant. (Or was it Romney and Obama?)