Finally
#31
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Re: Finally
Acclimatised, you bloody peasant ...
#32
Re: Finally
It's a Thanksgiving staple for my wife's extended family in RI and mid-to-eastern CT.
#33
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I do them that way on the grill -- delicious! To go with roast turkey, I make yams sliced very thin on a mandoline, and then sauteed in butter with finely chopped onion and gingerroot, and finished with a little lemon juice. Also yum!
I'm with Jsmith321, those ghastly dishes are like folk legends to me -- I've never once been offered the green beans/mushroom soup or sweet potatoes/marshmallow confections when I've been someone's guest for TG or Christmas.
I'm with Jsmith321, those ghastly dishes are like folk legends to me -- I've never once been offered the green beans/mushroom soup or sweet potatoes/marshmallow confections when I've been someone's guest for TG or Christmas.
My MA friend makes a roast/baked potato on the grill that I love. She takes a Russet potato and slices it nearly all the way through every 1/4" and makes a fan. In each opening she places a small pat of butter and a thin slice of whole onion, salt and peppers it, wraps it in foil and places it on the grill. I love this with sour cream and chives.
#36
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The biggest Thanksgiving crime is the replacement of roast potatoes with mash. (Since corrected in the username household.)
#37
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Roast potatoes are good with other meals, i.e. meatloaf, baked ham, roast beef, roast crown of lamb.
Mash them with sour cream, half and half, butter, salt and pepper. I can and have eaten just that for an entire meal.
Last edited by Rete; Jan 1st 2017 at 4:05 pm.
#38
Re: Finally
I am seeing a lot of No true Scotsman denial of these dishes from the Americans here. Time for them to take ownership and embrace the green bean casserole.