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4. I have an 18 pound turkey and a 6 pound ham for 6 people....

Wed Nov 25, 2020, 08:32 PM

Nov 2020

Plus sides, fresh baked bread, and dessert.

It's just 4 from my household and our son and his so. Not a huge gathering, and we will socially distance.

But we will be sending lots of leftovers out the door and into the freeer.........

I grew up in an ethnic household. The call at every gathering was "EAT!!!!".

Oh well. It will get eaten.

Our cats don't like people food. They won't touch fresh cooked turkey. Go figure.

Our dogs ashes are turning over in his box on the mantle........

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I am making a full sized feast that usually feeds 20 for three people [View all] LSFL Nov 2020 OP

I have a 13 pound turkey for 3 people! TomDaisy Nov 2020 #1

Just as foolishly, my 20 pounder is only for 2 WhiteTara Nov 2020 #3

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your guests, my dear LSFL! CaliforniaPeggy Nov 2020 #2

I have an 18 pound turkey and a 6 pound ham for 6 people.... getagrip_already Nov 2020 #4

I'm brining a 6 1/2 pound turkey breast for tomorrow. Kaleva Nov 2020 #5

12 pounder for 3 of us MOMFUDSKI Nov 2020 #6

This is the second time in over 50 years that I haven't been involved Arkansas Granny Nov 2020 #7

That's what we're doing. TomSlick Nov 2020 #14

Same here. MuseRider Nov 2020 #8

Yesterday we had the thanksgiving lasagna I always make for my vegitarian questionseverything Nov 2020 #9

8 lb turkey here MissB Nov 2020 #10

I didn't know that! LSFL Nov 2020 #12

Pumpkin pie is quiche? I'm definitely using that one! Arkansas Granny Nov 2020 #13

I'm doing the same thing, but not cooking it until Sunday. woodsprite Nov 2020 #11

just the two of us.... dhill926 Nov 2020 #15

I made my pumpkin pie yesterday. mnhtnbb Nov 2020 #16