Thanksgiving dinner: turkey, duck or goose?

[HitRed]

Will you be feasting on turkey, duck or goose? Take the poll.

William Bradford, in Of Plymouth Plantation wrote:

And besides waterfowl, there was a great store of wild turkeys, of which they took many.

[2dimes]

Turduckin?

[KoolBak]

Always turkey and ham....

[Dukasaur]

Never really got into this holiday, but if I did, I would prefer goose.

[KoolBak]

Yeah, it's an American thang.

In all my years, I've never seen anyone have goose or duck. We eat that fresh after hunting (like quail, hun, pheasant, chukar, grouse) but it's not readily available in stores or popular...again, in my experience.

[KoolBak]

And since it's here....

I have always done 90% of the cooking for our family. TG is a big one - since covid, we've stayed home (not the full day travelling to two giant family gatherings) and I LOVE that. We have all decided to keep this method....we see our extended families a lot already

There's 7 of us this year...cooked all day yesterday. Ready to start again this morning. I made / am making: turkey breast, boneless ham, a massive gourmet scratch Mac N cheese, fresh green bean casserole, 8 lbs of cream cheese smashed taters, scratch stuffing and 2 kinds of gravy. Bride making pistachio pudding (ugh) and eldest son made a beautiful scratch apple pie.

Can't wait for the fukkin food coma baby Happy TG to those of you that partake......

[riskllama]

turkey AND ham??? no wonder you lot are a bunch of fat fucks down there...

[KoolBak]

Dang, generalize much? No one in my family are fat, thanks for your concern, you simpering, overly polite, poutine guzzling whimp.

Generalizing is fun.

[DaGip]

Never really got into this holiday, but if I did, I would prefer goose.

A Goose is better suited for a human phallus than a turkey or a duck.