hey drook, got any recipes for thanksgiving dinner?

Post #299,671 by boxley 11/13/08 7:37:56 PM Reply	hey drook, got any recipes for thanksgiving dinner? kitchen Ive got to work with http://www.northland...s/room4-large.jpg maybe the kids apt has an oven if they kept up with the light bill so anyway, little or no utensils or pots, gonna get creative
Post #299,674 by mvitale 11/13/08 7:55:44 PM Reply	Is that a convection microwave? You can work wonders with those things... -Mike "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin, 1759 Historical Review of Pennsylvania
Post #299,675 by Another Scott 11/13/08 8:00:17 PM Reply	IAND. But I'd suggest carryout from a restaurant or grocery store. Fewer dishes to clean up, too. Have fun! Cheers, Scott.
Post #299,681 by drook 11/13/08 8:25:50 PM Reply	Fa ra ra ra ra - ra ra - ra - raaaaa -- Drew
Post #299,683 by Another Scott 11/13/08 8:34:42 PM Reply	Ralphie!
Post #299,700 by boxley 11/14/08 7:32:27 AM Reply	that or turkey soup :-(
Post #299,680 by drook 11/13/08 8:24:45 PM Reply	Your faith in me is flattering, but ... Damn, why don't you tell me what you do have to work with? Here's an idea, though. Do a turkey breast in Alton Brown's cardboard box smoker. http://flickr.com/ph...279@N00/296669357 http://flickr.com/ph...279@N00/296669367 You can see the basic construction there. Hickory chips in the pan on a hotplate. Probe from a digital thermometer stuck through the top so you can keep it at 210. Up to you whether you do it inside or out. -- Drew
Post #299,734 by laura 11/14/08 4:53:10 PM Reply	Here's what I have to work with Clear liquids. Part of a 2 day prep prior to more surgery the day after Thanksgiving. It will be turkey broth and popsicles for me, unless you think of something better. This time they are resecting my ileum and taking out what little lady parts I have left. Good news is, this should be the last surgery AND I will be home through mid January which means I can spend the entire Christmas break with my kids.
Post #299,736 by Meerkat 11/14/08 5:28:05 PM Reply	It doesn't seem quite right to say 'good luck!' But I wish you all the best - and it really is excellent news about christmas. As for thanksgiving, heck, you could even combine your options and have turkey-broth popsicles :)
Post #299,745 by Another Scott 11/14/08 7:15:24 PM Reply	Dittos! Well said. Hang in there Laura!
Post #299,760 by a6l6e6x 11/14/08 10:49:27 PM Reply	Fingers crossed that all goes well! Alex
Post #299,744 by Ashton 11/14/08 6:52:58 PM Reply	Here's a little Cheer! *for the LAST F^@^%#^@#& Intrusion...** Hang in there, Sweetie!
Post #299,759 by laura 11/14/08 10:47:39 PM Reply	During this time When she was in effect bottled, labeled and capped She started a relief fund in the name of sanity She collected rare humor, hugs, various pats on the back, Kind words And above all, the wisdom to know it would eventually pass. :-)
Post #299,801 by drook 11/15/08 7:37:10 PM Reply	Lucky you You get to stay home through the holidays and a crash diet. Get better, y'hear? -- Drew
Post #299,818 by laura 11/16/08 12:06:05 AM Reply	I know! Plus, I dont have to cook!

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