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Turkey, Ham, Both or Other?

Turkey
19
56%
Ham
2
6%
Both
7
21%
Other
6
18%
 
Total votes: 34
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Turkey or Ham-Poll

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So what did everybody have for Thanksgiving? I was lucky eneugh to have both Turkey and Ham! :D
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Bought a turkey breast Monday, amazed myself by actually cooking it yesterday.
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#3

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Turkey. Trying to eat them all before the bird flu gets em. :)
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#4

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Ham and Turkey are both pretty nasty to me.
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Turkey, and lapsed into a Tryptophan induced coma around nine o'clock ;)

Then woke up and had dessert :D
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#6

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Ill go other. Venison is the ticket.
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We had both, but I prefered the Turkey this year. We had it fried(as is usual)using the same oil that fried two before it. So much flavor!
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#8

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We actually went to a Vegetarian Thanksgiving dinner, with wonderful friends! We are having our ham/turkey tomorrow!!
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Hosted 12 neighbors (70-80 years plus) who had no local family for both a 28lb gobbler and a spiralcut ham (with pecan-praline splash) Sent them home with most of the leftovers, butt will still have turkey soup from the carcass and hot turkey sands for a few days.

Just got a call "Soup's on"

Later...
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chinook wrote:Hosted 12 neighbors (70-80 years plus) who had no local family for both a 28lb gobbler and a spiralcut ham (with pecan-praline splash) Sent them home with most of the leftovers, butt will still have turkey soup from the carcass and hot turkey sands for a few days.

Just got a call "Soup's on"

Later...
Good for you, Chinook. That's what Thanksgiving is all about! :D
Let your opponent graze your skin and you smash into his flesh;
Let him smash into your flesh and you fracture his bones;
Let him fracture your bones and you take his life!
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Turkey is the best Thanksgiving meat by far! Ham just can't compete the mighty Turkey on Thanksgiving :cool:

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#12

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We don't have a Thanksgiving day here, but maybe we should. We do have too many public holidays : Women's this and children's that etc. There are also some that give rise to political gatherings.

Given the choice, I would not like turkey or ham. Chicken sounds better to me (and to the turkeys, I suspect). Christmas is the time turkeys are eaten here.
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Neither. I had pasta. :cool:
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