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November 07, 2008

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Anticiplate

This is such a great post! I love how you have organized everything to make it easy to plan Thanksgiving this year! I will be checking back often to see what else you have to say. Which bird are you going to make?

Cassidy

I am so excited about tasting the fruits of your labor and being together for Thanksgiving! I can't wait!

Miz K

Great post! Doing the Turkey Roulade here (assuming I can communicate to a butcher in French that I need a 1.5 kg turkey "poitrine" sans bones and all in one piece... seems like the turkeys here are smaller than the US ones.) Cook well!

Molly

Wow, you guys rock.
I've been loving your blog, but this post is above and beyond the call of duty. I'm bookmarking it; So many great resources gathered together! Thank you!
And don't worry, your Thanksgiving meal will be wonderful.

Mrs. L

The grandkids (all two of us) are going to try to do all the cooking at Grandmas this year (at 93 I think she's finally ready to let someone else cook!). My sister is in charge of the turkey so I'll pass this info on to her. Now help me with everything else since sides and dessert are all my job!:)

Heather Rascona

what a cute pic! glad you guys had so much fun doing your thanksgiving cooking :) it all sounds lovely!!

Lori

Wow you two really do your homework. I fall into the "I plunk my bird in the water bath brine" category. Alton Browns way. I love it but your dry rub sound interesting.

Sally

I can sometimes sneak in a new dish or two, but the traditional dishes made in the traditional way MUST be there. Otherwise, I'll have a revolution on my hands.

Zach @ The Bitten Word

@ Sally -- I'd be really interested to hear what your family's "must" dishes are. My family isn't too orthodox about the Thanksgiving menu, although there would be a riot if we deviated from my grandmother's tradition recipe for dressing.

Rose

Great post. Thanks for sharing!

Heidi / Savory Tv

Really helpful post, thank you for your hard work!

Deborah Mele

Great post!! I am sure many folks will find this extremely helpful. I have already passed this link on to many family members.

Thanks!

Lick My Spoon

wow thank you for the round up! now the question is....which recipe are YOU going to use this year? :)

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