Duck is elite though as long as it supplements the turkey rather than replacing it

the traditional Thanksgiving menu is overrated imo. yeah i said it.

my bad. mmmmmmmmm cranberry sauce. yum yum.

don't blame nate. buffalo is basically canada

Best Days of the Year

1) Christmas Eve / Christmas
2) Thanksgiving
3) NFL Draft (at least when it was all day Saturday)
4) Super Bowl Sunday
5) New Year's Eve/Day

exactly. 4th of july is elite, and if it isn't you're doing it ****ing wrong. golf on the 3rd, golf on the 5th, the 4th you wake up, start drinking, go swimming, grill out for hours and continue drinking, then light off explosives with impunity.

best day of the year AINEC.

i'd be willing to discuss the super bowl if the following day was a national holiday. as it is, no.

Turkey is an extremely mediocre meat, just dry and bland the vast majority of the time when roasted whole like most people do for Thanksgiving. Adding a ham to Thanksgiving dinner is a must

put enough good gravy on turkey and youre good to go. also, ham is for christmas eve

its great when cooked properly, of course most people **** it up but even then if you capture the dark meat you're ok

**** ham, yeah I said it.

yeah, white turkey meat is awesome when you drown in it gravy and salt, go figure.

I hate golf and I live somewhere I can go outside more than two months out of the year so none of what you or schu said really applies.

Well any meat is mediocre if you cook it wrong. That said, I do like having a second meat option at Thanksgiving, or, truthfully, as many food options as possible. We had a GOAT-level potluck in 2008:

-Chili
-Sausage and cheese
-Veal bratwurst
-Oysters on the half shell
-Red bean cakes with tomato chutney
-Lamb cakes with mint yogurt
-Butternut squash soup
-Turkey
-Ham
-Two kinds of stuffing
-Sweet potatoes (with pecans and sauce)
-Salad
-Green beans
-Asparagus
-Mashed potatoes
-Corn
-Unidentified potato casserole
-Bread pudding (and bourbon sauce)
-Five pecan pies
-Apple pie
-Unidentified pie
-Lemon bars
-tons of wine and liquor

Yeah, some of those are pretty out there, but we had more than enough of the Thanksgiving staples. It was a pretty diverse crew (including my friend's dad in a GOAT weekend performance that included being drunk the whole time and picking up a 19-year-old on the flight from New York to Houston).

get a proper deep fryer for turkeys, you'll change your mind.

roast beef in good ass gravy is the GOAT holiday meat

I'd hit it, then I'd go back for seconds.

concur. also turkey is excellent when done right. had turducken one year, did not live up to the hype at all

Turducken is dog****. Turkey, Duck, and Chicken are good though.

I kinda agree, but I probably haven't had really really good ham yet

Crunchy or creamy peanut butter?

I don't read this forum, I only spam it.

You already posted this **** in the NBA thread.