Hope everyone had a great day! My wife made hotdogs and beans :O

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Re: Turkey!
By: Jahmas to All on Sat Nov 30 2024 07:44:35

Hope everyone had a great day! My wife made hotdogs and beans :O

Now that's living large! ;)

Mine was a bit more sedate. Went to one of my Nephew's with my Sister and Bro-in-law, joined a bunch of relatives on his side I didn't know and we feasted on turkey, cornish hens, prime rib, backed potatos, baked mac and cheese, various veggies (I skipped those), crescent rolls, and for desert we had white and pumpkin spice cakes.

Ya' know, the usual.

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Re: Turkey!
By: Tiny to Jahmas on Sun Dec 01 2024 06:19 am

Hi Jahmas,
In a message to All you wrote:

Hope everyone had a great day! My wife made hotdogs and beans :O

We did our get together yesterday. I started cooking at 6am, everything turned out good even though I threw a pie across the kitchen but we
managed to save 90% of it. (My hands just randomly stop working it was
not out of anger or anything... just threw the pie).

Told everyone that's it for this year. Someone else can do xmas, as I
will do my best to pick up a shift at work for time and a half anyway.

Shawn

yeah i wish i could go see my god daughter but i was already there on the 8th and it's a 5 hr drive. i'll go back during christmas.
i'm stil sending presents all the time.

for thansksgiving i was going to do a pickup order at a restaurant in town but i slept too late. so i just ate junk. good times!
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Re: Turkey!
By: Mortar to Jahmas on Sun Dec 01 2024 01:00 pm

Re: Turkey!
By: Jahmas to All on Sat Nov 30 2024 07:44:35

Hope everyone had a great day! My wife made hotdogs and beans :O

Now that's living large! ;)

Mine was a bit more sedate. Went to one of my Nephew's with my Sister and Bro-in-law, joined a bunch of relatives on his side I didn't know and we feasted on turkey, cornish hens, prime rib, backed potatos, baked mac and cheese, various veggies (I skipped those), crescent rolls, and for desert we had white and pumpkin spice cakes.

sounds like rich people stuff aside from the mac and cheese. i'm against having mac and cheese as a dinner item at something big unless you have kids.
i'm a mac n cheese snob.
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Hi Mro,
On <Mon, 01 Dec 24>, you wrote me:

the 8th and it's a 5 hr drive. i'll go back during christmas.
i'm stil sending presents all the time.

It's a long drive for sure man. She'll be happy to see you at Christmas, absence makes the heart grow fonder and all that rot.

for thanksgiving i was going to do a pickup order at a restaurant in
town but i slept too late. so i just ate junk. good times!

Andrea has informed me xmas will be the core family and we're just gonna
do chili or something like that. NYE being on a Tuesday I agreed to
Taco's.

Shawn

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Hi Mro,
In a message to Mortar you wrote:

sounds like rich people stuff aside from the mac and cheese. i'm
against having mac and cheese as a dinner item at something big unless
you have kids. i'm a mac n cheese snob.

I used to think this way, then one of the best mac n cheese I ever had was
a side dish at someone's house. (I can't remember who now).

However, I never do a pasta of any type as a side dish as a lot of our
family doesn't like it. (They are weird)

Shawn

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Re: Turkey!
By: Tiny to Jahmas on Sun Dec 01 2024 06:19 am

Hi Jahmas,
We did our get together yesterday. I started cooking at 6am, everything turned out good even though I threw a pie across the kitchen but we managed to save 90% of it. (My hands just randomly stop working it was
not out of anger or anything... just threw the pie).

Told everyone that's it for this year. Someone else can do xmas, as I
will do my best to pick up a shift at work for time and a half anyway.

Shawn

I'm glad the pie was not thrown in frustration. My wife made several apple pies for a bake sale and I reminded her that the bakesale was over. She almost cried! She said she had some leftover stuff and she had made a small one for me about 4" in diameter. It had somehow become disrupted in the baking process and sort of opened up in the middle and looked like a vagina. I laughed and said something to the effect that I "liked to eat pie!" She laughed so hard that she started crying. It was a good Thanksgiving!

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Jahmas wrote to All <=-

Hope everyone had a great day! My wife made hotdogs and beans :O

It's the family that counts! I was at Filoli Center, an old mansion
turned historical site that showcased all of the history of thanksgiving
there.

They had a bucket of KFC, apparently, one year they were unable to get
turkey and dined on KFC in an ornate dining room for 30.

https://filoli.org/



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Tiny wrote to Jahmas <=-

We did our get together yesterday. I started cooking at 6am,
everything turned out good even though I threw a pie across the kitchen but we managed to save 90% of it. (My hands just randomly stop working
it was not out of anger or anything... just threw the pie).

Whole Foods. Picked up a Thanksgiving "kit" in the morning. Slide a
pre-cooked turkey in the top rack, sides in the bottom, and it all
takes about an hour.

We were busy in the morning, needed something to make, fast.





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Mortar wrote to Jahmas <=-

Mine was a bit more sedate. Went to one of my Nephew's with my Sister
and Bro-in-law, joined a bunch of relatives on his side I didn't know
and we feasted on turkey, cornish hens, prime rib, backed potatos,
baked mac and cheese, various veggies (I skipped those), crescent
rolls, and for desert we had white and pumpkin spice cakes.

Sounds amazing. I don't have the oven space for turkey and another
meat, Prime Rib would be amazing alongside everything else.




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Re: Re: Turkey!
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Tiny on Mon Dec 02 2024 10:50 pm

Tiny wrote to Jahmas <=-

We did our get together yesterday. I started cooking at 6am, everything turned out good even though I threw a pie across the kitchen but we managed to save 90% of it. (My hands just randomly stop working it was not out of anger or anything... just threw the pie).

Whole Foods. Picked up a Thanksgiving "kit" in the morning. Slide a
pre-cooked turkey in the top rack, sides in the bottom, and it all
takes about an hour.

We were busy in the morning, needed something to make, fast.

arent those precooked turkeys always dry?
i tried one of those before.

I just do a brine and then cook it in an oven bag.
actually i used to have a slow cooker that was big enough for a turkey. came out great.
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Hi Poindexter,
On <Tue, 02 Dec 24>, you wrote me:

Whole Foods. Picked up a Thanksgiving "kit" in the morning. Slide a
pre-cooked turkey in the top rack, sides in the bottom, and it all
takes about an hour.

Sounds great! More money, but less work.

We were busy in the morning, needed something to make, fast.

Understandable.

Shawn

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Hi Mro,
In a message to Poindexter Fortran you wrote:

I just do a brine and then cook it in an oven bag. actually i used to
have a slow cooker that was big enough for a turkey. came out
great.

I don't brine. I just season it and rub some butter over it and under
the skin on the tiddies and cook it at 325 until done. (A meat thermometer)

Not dry at all, nice and juicy and tastes great!

Shawn

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Re: Re: Turkey!
By: Tiny to Mro on Tue Dec 03 2024 05:42:44

I don't brine. I just season it and rub some butter over it and under
the skin on the tiddies

What a delightful description, thanks for the grin :)

BobW

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Re: Re: Turkey!
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Mortar on Mon Dec 02 2024 22:50:31

Sounds amazing. I don't have the oven space for turkey and another meat.

My Nephew had no problem there. He had a commercial-grade, double-oven setup.

Prime Rib would be amazing alongside everything else.

It was. Everything was. My Nephew's quite the chef.

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Re: Re: Turkey!
By: Tiny to Mro on Tue Dec 03 2024 05:42 am

Hi Mro,
In a message to Poindexter Fortran you wrote:

I just do a brine and then cook it in an oven bag. actually i used to have a slow cooker that was big enough for a turkey. came out
great.

I don't brine. I just season it and rub some butter over it and under
the skin on the tiddies and cook it at 325 until done. (A meat thermometer)

Not dry at all, nice and juicy and tastes great!

Shawn

try this out
https://www.food.com/recipe/alton-browns-brined-turkey-443177
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Hi Bob,
On <Wed, 03 Dec 24>, you wrote me:

under the skin on the tiddies

What a delightful description, thanks for the grin :)

At least I know someone reads my messages. LOL

Shawn

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Re: Re: Turkey!
By: Bob Worm to Tiny on Tue Dec 03 2024 09:52 pm

I don't brine. I just season it and rub some butter over it and under
the skin on the tiddies

What a delightful description, thanks for the grin :)

Our Turkey must have been a Tom, I didn't see any tiddies!

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Hi Mro,
On <Thu, 04 Dec 24>, you wrote me:

Not dry at all, nice and juicy and tastes great!

try this out
https://www.food.com/recipe/alton-browns-brined-turkey-443177

I saved the link. I'm not sure when we'll have another turkey but I
will give it a try.

Shawn

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Re: Re: Turkey!
By: Tiny to Mro on Thu Dec 05 2024 06:14 am

Not dry at all, nice and juicy and tastes great!

try this out
https://www.food.com/recipe/alton-browns-brined-turkey-443177

I saved the link. I'm not sure when we'll have another turkey but I
will give it a try.

My wife just brought home another Turkey tonday, we will cook it at easter.

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Hi Denn,
On <Sat, 06 Dec 24>, you wrote me:

My wife just brought home another Turkey tonday, we will cook it at easter.

When the xmas ones go on sale I'll pick one up and throw it in the freezer
for another time. I love turkey so I cook them whenever I can afford one.

Shawn

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Re: Re: Turkey!
By: Denn to Tiny on Fri Dec 06 2024 05:12 pm

My wife just brought home another Turkey tonday, we will cook it at easter.

We have another one in our freezer as well, which the inlaws got for free. We'll have it at Christmas, as well as a small ham, since my daughter and I are the only ones in the house who still eat it.

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Re: Re: Turkey!
By: Codefenix to Denn on Sat Dec 07 2024 02:33 pm

My wife just brought home another Turkey tonday, we will cook it at
easter.

We have another one in our freezer as well, which the inlaws got for free. We'll have it at Christmas, as well as a small ham, since my daughter and I are the only ones in the house who still eat it.

We have a big ham from her work for christmas.
Already ate the turkey from my work, so the one she just get will be easter:)

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Denn wrote to Codefenix <=-

Re: Re: Turkey!
By: Codefenix to Denn on Sat Dec 07 2024 02:33 pm

We have another one in our freezer as well, which the inlaws got for free. We'll have it at Christmas, as well as a small ham, since my daughter and I are the only ones in the house who still eat it.

In another life, I had one of those chest freezers in the garage with a
vacuum saver bagger. I miss being able to buy meat in bulk.


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Re: Re: Turkey!
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Denn on Mon Dec 09 2024 09:29 am

In another life, I had one of those chest freezers in the garage with a vacuum saver bagger. I miss being able to buy meat in bulk.

I had one of those too, when I had a house. Currently I live in an apartment, and when I got married again, my wife moved in with me, and I bought a chest freezer for the apartment. I put it in the dining area, and although somewhat cramped, there's still enough room to get around the dining table with the freezer there.

Nightfox

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poindexter FORTRAN wrote to Denn <=-

We have another one in our freezer as well, which the inlaws got for free. We'll have it at Christmas, as well as a small ham, since my daughter and I are the only ones in the house who still eat it.

In another life, I had one of those chest freezers in the garage with
a vacuum saver bagger. I miss being able to buy meat in bulk.

I have two full-size refrigerators, with associated freezers; and a
chest freezer, and a stand-up freezer. No vacuum bagger though. :-)

It helps us to keep food on-hand during hurricane season.



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Re: Re: Turkey!
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Denn on Mon Dec 09 2024 09:29:12

In another life, I had one of those chest freezers in the garage with a
vacuum saver bagger. I miss being able to buy meat in bulk.

What's a vacuum saver bagger?

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Re: Re: Turkey!
By: Nightfox to poindexter FORTRAN on Mon Dec 09 2024 10:47:50

I had one of those too, when I had a house.

Same here, 'cept I still have the house. Did the apartment thing; never again.

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Hi Nightfox,
In a message to Poindexter Fortran you wrote:

I bought a chest freezer for the apartment. I put it in the dining
area, and although somewhat cramped, there's still enough room to get around the dining table with the freezer there.

Ours is in the "Living room" but a section of it we use for the table.
The actual dining room is my son's bedroom (who I haven't heard from in
a week and a bit).

The smaller chest freezers are a life saver!

Shawn

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Mortar wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-

What's a vacuum saver bagger?

It's a device that takes open plastic bags, sucks the air out and seals
them with heat. Great for portioning out and freezing meat and
leftovers.



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