Pizza sounds good, but I’m not sure they’ll be open on Thanksgiving, so I’ll put about a pound of additives on a frozen one. Pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, peppers, black olives, and lots more cheese should do it.
Most cooks know enough to get their own supplies instead of relying on those who lack knowledge. Or, he could be saying the turkey has come straight off Christmas Vacation the last 20 years and its time to try something different.
I grill all year long. YEs even in the snow. This year is my turn to cook the turkey. Bourbon and Maple glazed rotisserie Turkey. I also bake the dinner rolls and pecan pie. Costco bakes the pumpkin pie.
I’m with him on this one. I’m so tired of having to have the same old dried out turkey that nobody actually likes all that much just to keep a tradition nobody remembers why we started.
I’m making turkey, ham, dressing, mashed potatoes, green bean bake, peas in butter sauce, cheese cake, apple pie and pumpkin pie. Nobody in my family likes cranberries so they aren’t part of our traditional family meal.
I usually work long overnight shifts at my hospital the night before thanksgiving. I just buy frozen half baked lasagna or pizza from my favorite pizza place. Pop one of those in the oven when I wake up that afternoon and enjoy while watching the cowboys get beat. Very little clean up, very little mess. Plus I’d much rather have pizza or lasagna instead of turkey anyday. I will make my dogs something special, maybe Liver with grarlic.
Tradition for its own sake is always ridiculous. If you actually want turkey, great. Otherwise, why not have something else that you’ll enjoy more? Burgers, pizza, ham, chicken, vegan – you do you!
Turkey is actually one of my least favorite meats. Chicken’s better but won’t feed a crowd. We at least we started having roast pork on Christmas instead of two turkeys in the space of a month (and none for the rest of the year).
Thanksgiving is about gathering with family and/or friends to celebrate your blessings in a way that is meaningful to you. Whether it’s turkey, ham, seafood, ribs, brisket or tofu, it’s the fellowship and appreciation for what you have – no matter how little or how abundant – and that you have others with whom to share that fellowship. We do our version of “traditional”; please enjoy your tradition, too, whatever it is.
Yakety Sax about 1 month ago
Go on over to Baby Blues. They’re going to have plenty.
Queen of America about 1 month ago
I’ll take the pizza. I don’t care about the turkey and don’t eat ribs.
C about 1 month ago
There’s no making the bird happy
The dude from FL Premium Member about 1 month ago
I’ve preparing hot dogs on my charcoal grill and mashed spuds
fuzzbucket Premium Member about 1 month ago
Pizza sounds good, but I’m not sure they’ll be open on Thanksgiving, so I’ll put about a pound of additives on a frozen one. Pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, peppers, black olives, and lots more cheese should do it.
The Humanist about 1 month ago
Do many men do this? buying things different from what their wife asked?
Rhetorical_Question about 1 month ago
Sicilian pizza!!!!
Macushlalondra about 1 month ago
I tell my husband he’s lucky he made it home safe, the big turkey! LOL!
NeedaChuckle Premium Member about 1 month ago
Fewer people are having turkey which means fewer turkeys are being raised. Which means they will be more expensive in the future.
Carl Premium Member about 1 month ago
Most cooks know enough to get their own supplies instead of relying on those who lack knowledge. Or, he could be saying the turkey has come straight off Christmas Vacation the last 20 years and its time to try something different.
jcwrocks69 about 1 month ago
Any meat product is better than a turkey.
TMMILLER Premium Member about 1 month ago
I grill all year long. YEs even in the snow. This year is my turn to cook the turkey. Bourbon and Maple glazed rotisserie Turkey. I also bake the dinner rolls and pecan pie. Costco bakes the pumpkin pie.
jazzman831 Premium Member about 1 month ago
I’m with him on this one. I’m so tired of having to have the same old dried out turkey that nobody actually likes all that much just to keep a tradition nobody remembers why we started.
davidlwashburn about 1 month ago
“You’re not supposed to” says who??? Show me the law in print.
mountainclimber about 1 month ago
Totally agree with Ralph.
prrdh about 1 month ago
You expect him to be a cannibal?
win.45mag about 1 month ago
I’m surprised he didn’t bring home 150 lbs. of candy corn to BBQ.
dbrucepm about 1 month ago
I’m making turkey, ham, dressing, mashed potatoes, green bean bake, peas in butter sauce, cheese cake, apple pie and pumpkin pie. Nobody in my family likes cranberries so they aren’t part of our traditional family meal.
RobinA. Premium Member about 1 month ago
I usually work long overnight shifts at my hospital the night before thanksgiving. I just buy frozen half baked lasagna or pizza from my favorite pizza place. Pop one of those in the oven when I wake up that afternoon and enjoy while watching the cowboys get beat. Very little clean up, very little mess. Plus I’d much rather have pizza or lasagna instead of turkey anyday. I will make my dogs something special, maybe Liver with grarlic.
KrisJustKris Premium Member about 1 month ago
Start a new tradition. Ribs & pizza for Thanksgiving. I’m in
Bruce388 about 1 month ago
The writer Calvin Trillin used to campaign for spaghetti carbonara to replace the traditional turkey. I’d be very happy with lasagna.
bigplayray about 1 month ago
You’re gonna need more ribs than that!
bigdawgjohn about 1 month ago
My caregiver is bringing her kids for Thanksgiving and making both ham and lasagna
amaneaux about 1 month ago
Tradition for its own sake is always ridiculous. If you actually want turkey, great. Otherwise, why not have something else that you’ll enjoy more? Burgers, pizza, ham, chicken, vegan – you do you!
PuggyPug about 1 month ago
A turkey pizza?
Drbarb71 Premium Member about 1 month ago
ALWAY turkey because of the leftovers! Sandwiches, pot pies, etc for weeks!
cuzinron47 about 1 month ago
Even then he only bought enough for himself.
Smeagol about 1 month ago
Traditionalist here, turkey for Thanksgiving, Ham for Christmas.
billdaviswords about 1 month ago
Turkey is actually one of my least favorite meats. Chicken’s better but won’t feed a crowd. We at least we started having roast pork on Christmas instead of two turkeys in the space of a month (and none for the rest of the year).
BlueKnight25 about 1 month ago
Thanksgiving is about gathering with family and/or friends to celebrate your blessings in a way that is meaningful to you. Whether it’s turkey, ham, seafood, ribs, brisket or tofu, it’s the fellowship and appreciation for what you have – no matter how little or how abundant – and that you have others with whom to share that fellowship. We do our version of “traditional”; please enjoy your tradition, too, whatever it is.
Aimless Melissa about 1 month ago
She’s not thinking clearly. Girl, let him cook for you or buy you dinner! That way, you don’t have to stay in a steamy kitchen night and day!
donwestonmysteries about 1 month ago
Or a Turkey to buy a Turkey!
j.l.farmer about 1 month ago
When I was going up, one Thanksgiving we had spaghetti and pizza….yummmmm!!!
eced52 about 1 month ago
or a ham for Chriatmas.
Jaythor 30 days ago
If you don’t like how he shops, don’t send him. Do it yourself. He got what he wants for dinner…
washatkc 29 days ago
We are doing Lasagna for thanksgiving. We all are not big on Turkey.