Now that the dust has settled, does anyone do this? Some variety is always good. >spiral ham>cornish hen>goose>duck>lamb>shrimp platter>salmon>roast beef tenderloin>chicken (fried or otherwise)>rocky mountain oystersI'm looking to expand my horizons as the price of turkey is too outrageous now. Any more ideas are welcome.
>>21757197>further Thanksgiving discussion in 2025Wait until next year, please.
the price of turkey is like 80 cents a pound around the holiday are you retarded?
>>21757197I don't. I actually like the taste of turkey, and it doesn't turn out dry if you cook it right.
>>21757197My family usually makes both turkey and ham.>price of turkeyConsider drywall; that might be more in your price bracket
>>21757197God, I don't even want to think about turkey right now. I need some mean that isn't poultry. Thinking I'm gonna be heavy on the Italian sandwiches this week.
>>21757197I usually do Cornish hens, 2 per diner, and stuff each one differently. My family is big on prime rib instead of turkey too, i love it. I’m too poor to buy one if I’m not doing Thanksgiving with them but it’s definitely better than turkey
>>21757197Turducken, turducken is the only way.
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>>21757261based Boobachan
>>21757270T U R D U C K E N
>>21757522Ayyy lmao
