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The original was posted on /r/cooking by /u/Jenergy77 on 2023-10-04 02:31:37.
Thanksgiving is this weekend in Canada. It's my absolute favorite food holiday. As a child I dreamed of the day I could do the Thanksgiving dinner. I've been hosting for a few years now, I'm still learning but my Dad just told me they're all happy with this arrangement so this is it, it's finally officially all mine!!
I've been working on perfecting my regular recipes while also trying new ones and wondering what others are doing. I know the American holiday isn't for a while yet but I'd love to hear what are everyone's favorite thanksgiving foods.
So tell me, what are your mainstays and what are your best non-traditional additions? Are these dishes regional or the foods of your culture? Did you find a killer recipe online, create something yourself or was it passed down for generations? Do you do the same thing every year or change it up to keep your guests guessing? Let's share our love for Thanksgiving cooking.