You need to know that a full turkey dinner on a sandwich is one of the most amazing things on the planet. Though sub stuffing for mashed potatoes and cranberries for the veggies. MUST have gravy. MUST have mayo. It is a big thing here in new england - it's called a pilgrim or a puritan or named after some specific dead patriot dude but it is heaven on a sandwich is what it is. They should serve that at Liberty Inn in American Adventure. We also make them at home for breakfast after thanksgiving and my boyfriend calls it the "morning after sandwich"
You need to know that a full turkey dinner on a sandwich is one of the most amazing things on the planet. Though sub stuffing for mashed potatoes and cranberries for the veggies. MUST have gravy. MUST have mayo. It is a big thing here in new england - it's called a pilgrim or a puritan or named after some specific dead patriot dude but it is heaven on a sandwich is what it is. They should serve that at Liberty Inn in American Adventure. We also make them at home for breakfast after thanksgiving and my boyfriend calls it the "morning after sandwich"
yeah I think CT is considered part of NE except for fairfield county which is metro NYC lol. Man now I want one for lunch and might just get one. Local place makes homemade cornbread stuffing and serves it in ciabatta. I will be dead this afternoon but it's worth it. THANK YOU DISNEY FOOD BOARDS.
You need to know that a full turkey dinner on a sandwich is one of the most amazing things on the planet. Though sub stuffing for mashed potatoes and cranberries for the veggies. MUST have gravy. MUST have mayo. It is a big thing here in new england - it's called a pilgrim or a puritan or named after some specific dead patriot dude but it is heaven on a sandwich is what it is. They should serve that at Liberty Inn in American Adventure. We also make them at home for breakfast after thanksgiving and my boyfriend calls it the "morning after sandwich"
oh yeah Gobbler too is another common name. and a local mexican (and I use that term lightly, half their menu is burgers and boneless wings) makes a gobbler quesadilla around thanksgiving with jack cheese. Supposed to be out of this world, I haven't tried it because I am saving myself for tgiving dinner at that point and trying to pre-lose a couple of pounds to make up for the gluttony that will occur the last thursday of November.
You need to know that a full turkey dinner on a sandwich is one of the most amazing things on the planet. Though sub stuffing for mashed potatoes and cranberries for the veggies. MUST have gravy. MUST have mayo. It is a big thing here in new england - it's called a pilgrim or a puritan or named after some specific dead patriot dude but it is heaven on a sandwich is what it is. They should serve that at Liberty Inn in American Adventure. We also make them at home for breakfast after thanksgiving and my boyfriend calls it the "morning after sandwich"
Kids' Mickey Check Meal: yesterday's "Gobbler" turkey formed into a vaguely Mickey-shaped mound, devoid of flavor; served with broccoli, three limp sweet potato fries & "fresh" fruit - $8.49
Do what I do and make all the sides, and then get Gardein frozen "turkey," (after trying many brands Gardein continues to be the best IMO,) and make a Thanksgiving dinner for yourself.
lol isn't that already at BoG? my child has zero desire to have the turkey meatloaf again.
there you go! no offense intended, it was a quickie. I'm an east coaster, you know to us it's all "middle of the country" but cheese curds sounds great. have to google the other!Agreed! I live in the Midwest, my sister in Texas. Neither of us would consider Texas Midwest!
I vote for cheese curds and runzas on the menu.
