Please no String bean casserole...It just looks nasty. One year my MIL asked could I bring that to dinner..In all the years I had been over for Turkey day, that has NEVER been served..and you think I am gonna waste my $$ on messing up my good string beans for an experiment? Uh no....


Now for all you blasphemers out there Pass all your:

Mac and cheese
Yams/Sweet Potatoes
Cranberry sauce (canned or fresh)
Stuffing/Dressing

To me, FeeFee, DCZeta and SmlwonderDST and we will make sure they get a good home :p

*shaking head....how could you not love this good food?

StarFish106,

I *heart* you

FeeFee's taste buds and stomach. :)

That's a whole meal right there. All you'll need is some turkey wangs to go with it......

btw, a little stuffing on a fork with a lil cranberry sauce on the same fork taste good......LOL

:D

I'm sooo glad I'm not the only that does this.

I sure can't wait until Thanksgiving. :D :D :D

Y'all wanna talk blasphemy. I had my first "Caucasian Christmas" a couple of years ago when I was invited to one of my white friend's house for Christmas dinner and they served that "green bean casserole" concoction and Lawd, I thought I was going to turn blue and faint. You just don't do that to a perfectly good batch of green beans. Canned mushroom soup and canned fried onions with green beans? Both of my Big Momma's would have cursed me out for bringing that madness to their table. I'm open-minded and stuff but even I've got limitations :p

PhDiva

its good to know that I am not the only one who does that either and yes I also cannot wait

LOL @ PHDiva. Honestly, green beans and casserole need not ever go in the same sentence nor dish. My family would look at me like I done lost my mind if I ever cooked that sacrilegious dish.

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That yams, raisins, and marshmello concoction. Yuck! :mad:

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Somebody please explain catfish and spaghetti to me. For the life of me, I can't see how anybody came up with this as a meal. It seems to be a midwest thing, based on the people I know who eat it.

IMO, catfish is the meat for one meal, and spaghetti is the entree for another meal. The two do not belong together.

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raisins? Marshmallows belong but definitely not raisins :confused:

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LOL You are right this is a Midwestern thang, usually sold by the church as funraiser. Please pass the hot sauce and several slices of white bread.

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Giggles...in my house this is called "Yamellow"

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Synclaire, is that you? :p

Yams, raisins, amd marshmallows? WTF?!!? Ugh just plain ol candied yams for me.

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It's also a southern thing. When spaghetti is used as a side, you just don't get as much as you would if you were eating it as an entree. It's good, you should try it.

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Soror CT4,

Live a little!!! Let your taste buds explore *wink*.

Naw, but we don't use the raisins. Just the yams and marshmallows. You never had sweet potatoe suffle?? That's what it is. Like at Bosten Market. Do you all have one?