Macaroni & Cheese For Thanksgiving Dinner

[RedAngie]

Aye or nay?

Not as the main course, but as one of the sides.

DD says she wants it, but I've never served it before on Turkey Day. Nor have I ever been to anybody's house who served it.

I know it's popular in some areas.

DD can bring it over. Hopefully she'll make a "real" one, not Kraft from a box.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Aye or nay?

Not as the main course, but as one of the sides.

DD says she wants it, but I've never served it before on Turkey Day. Nor have I ever been to anybody's house who served it.

I know it's popular in some areas.

DD can bring it over. Hopefully she'll make a "real" one, not Kraft from a box.

Why not? It's all about comfort foods. Mac & cheese is definite comfort food.

 

[Marchand63]

I would love it!!!! I am a Mac & cheese freak. I make a 4 cheese Mac that is requested all the time.

Boxed the horror!!!!!!!

 

[The Mystery Machine]

Anything goes imo.

 

[lovin'fl]

I am thinking about making it. I think it goes well. Especially if you'll have ham.

 

[IAHFTPT]

It always makes an appearance for my family.

 

[Marchand63]

I am thinking about making it. I think it goes well. Especially if you'll have ham.

Ham on Thanksgiving- blasphemy Easter ok, Thanksgiving NO!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Meriweather]

I've done it a few times

 

[Wishing on a star]

Why not!
Everything doesn't have to be the classic, American, turkey and dressing.

Marchand - now you have to give us your recipe!

I always make a basic Mac and Cheese, with butter, oil, milk, good Deluxe real american cheese, and shredded cheddar(s). Plenty of salt and a dash of pepper.
Sometimes a bit of flour, or a sprinkle of mustard powder... Especially if I am going to top it and bake it.

 

[Southernmiss]

Always homemade and on my Thanksgiving table. My kids are not fans of traditional dressing, so I have both.

Usually, about 20 people are here for thanksgiving. It's more about the sides and,desserts here than the turkey. Turkey is for sandwiches later in the week.

 

[xjillianpaige]

I’m coming to the houses with Mac and cheese! Sounds good!

 

[Mopedmom1]

You can pm me your address please.

 

[ronandannette]

It would be a "no" from me, but only because I'm super-rigid and my holiday dinner menus are sacrosanct.

If somebody else brought it though, I'd politely put it on the table {{sigh}}. Remember that fun thread about the noodle salad, Red?

 

[Marchand63]

Why not!
Everything doesn't have to be the classic, American, turkey and dressing.

Marchand - now you have to give us your recipe!

I always make a basic Mac and Cheese, with butter, oil, milk, good Deluxe real american cheese, and shredded cheddar(s). Plenty of salt and a dash of pepper.
Sometimes a bit of flour, or a sprinkle of mustard powder... Especially if I am going to top it and bake it.

Will do in am, right now I am 2 G&T into my weekend. Work weird schedule so next 2 days off. But it involves sharp cheddar, gruyere, fontina & goat cheese.

 

[tvguy]

We did Macaroni and Cheese for Christmas dinner last year. Oh, we did add lobster to it. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

 

[Kitty 34]

Can I forgo the turkey and spiral ham???

 

[Marchand63]

We did Macaroni and Cheese for Christmas dinner last year. Oh, we did add lobster to it. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

I am from Mass so,it happens.

I,do make one plain for holidays but do the lobstah one for occasions. Just did one for my Uncle's funeral. RIP, 94,& awesome til the end.

 

[apirateslifeforme]

My SIL (the hostess) always makes her slow cooker mac-and-cheese. Good thing, too, as I see my toddler's recent mac-and-cheese kick lasting until well after Thanksgiving

 

[bellebud]

my MIL always made baked mac & cheese for every holiday.

 

[Mopedmom1]

Will do in am, right now I am 2 G&T into my weekend. Work weird schedule so next 2 days off. But it involves sharp cheddar, gruyere, fontina & goat cheese.

Oh boy! Wanna share the gin and tonic recipe too! Lol

My SIL (the hostess) always makes her slow cooker mac-and-cheese. Good thing, too, as I see my toddler's recent mac-and-cheese kick lasting until well after Thanksgiving

I'm in my .....uh, well, middle ages and I'm still in my mac n cheese kick.