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Last	multiple	25-Aug-2009	food/drink	paulyw	by votes	29	4	55.8%

What sides goes well with roast turkey?

Votes	Answer
15	Cranberry sauce/jelly
13	Mashed potatoes and gravy
11	Green Beans
10	Mashed potatoes
9	Other not listed
8	Carrots
8	Corn
8	Peas
6	Dinner rolls (with or without butter)
5	Mixed Veggies
4	Peas and carrots
3	I do not eat turkey
1	Lima Beans
1	Wax beans.

User	Comment
Iseult	posted 26-Aug-2009 11:26am This is my prefered Thanksgiving plate - cranberry sauce, dinner rolls, mashed potatoes and gravy, and peas and carrots.
Jody	posted 26-Aug-2009 11:38am Stuffing!
Enheduanna	posted 26-Aug-2009 2:26pm How could you omit stuffing? Must not be from the US.
bill	posted 26-Aug-2009 3:24pm also, stuffing and squash
Biggles	posted 26-Aug-2009 5:35pm I'm a vegetarian. We only ever had turkey at Christmas and I have to say that it was never my favourite meat so the sides were more important to me! I can't get away from thinking Christmas dinner, so I'll say Yorkshire puddings, gravy, roast potatoes, peas, carrots, roast parsnips, brussel sprouts and stuffing.
Wicksy	(reply to Biggles) posted 26-Aug-2009 5:44pm > I'm a vegetarian. We only ever had turkey at Christmas and I have > to say that it was never my favourite meat so the sides were more > important to me! I can't get away from thinking Christmas dinner, > so I'll say Yorkshire puddings, gravy, roast potatoes, peas, carrots, > roast parsnips, brussel sprouts and stuffing. What do you have on Christmas Day then?
Biggles	(reply to Wicksy) posted 26-Aug-2009 5:46pm In the few years after I became vegetarian, my Mum made me something special, usually with cheese. The last few years (apart from the year I was working Christmas Day), I've just had the sides - enough for anyone!
Galomorro	posted 26-Aug-2009 6:44pm Mashed potatoes and gravy, cranberry sauce/jelly, corn on the cob, peas. But I really don't like turkey itself.
cerealkiller	posted 26-Aug-2009 7:39pm Cranberry sauce, potatoes and gravy, dressing, homemade noodles with fried bread crumbs, green bean casserole, corn, and of course black olives. And sweet potatoes for other people, not me (yuck).
Crayons	posted 26-Aug-2009 8:38pm I don't really love turkey. I'll eat it, but I'll just chose a side that I actually enjoy, so I'll eat something.
LJD	posted 26-Aug-2009 8:54pm It's nearing that time....we have our family favorites, and the traditional favorites...
Anderz	posted 28-Aug-2009 7:27pm Roast potatoes and gravy!
LindaH	posted 28-Aug-2009 8:41pm Roast turkey goes well on my insides.
dab	posted 29-Aug-2009 7:45am Also boiled onions, stuffing, squash, gravy, pumpkin pie, mince pie, and many fruit pies.
mandy	posted 29-Aug-2009 2:43pm I'm hungry now
autumnlight	posted 29-Aug-2009 5:26pm Are dinner rolls just bread rolls?
grahammm	posted 30-Aug-2009 5:50am Also Roast Potatoes, Brussel Sprouts, Stuffing, Bread Sauce and Yorkshire pudding
Dino	posted 6-Sep-2009 12:23pm I'll pick green beans. I'm fond of green beans at the moment. But really, nothing works without gravy. Its gravy what makes a meal great.

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