Happy thanksgiving everyone

[raggie33]

Hope it is a day of joy for you and your family

 

[RWT1405]

Happy Thanksgiving all!

 

[bykfixer]

 

[Monocrom]

Happy Thanksgiving to every wonderful CPFer worth knowing.

 

[bluflaam777]

Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours CPFers!

 

[PhotonWrangler]

An image from Stable Diffusion, which doesn't understand that a whole pumpkin is not a main dish.

 

[jacobd]

Happy Thanksgiving to you folk over in the US!

Photon I'm having a hard time deciphering if that photo is AI generated lol!

 

[PhotonWrangler]

Happy Thanksgiving to you folk over in the US!

Photon I'm having a hard time deciphering if that photo is AI generated lol!

Yes it was. A real human wouldn't have served a whole pumpkin. At least none that I know.

 

[jacobd]

Yes it was. A real human wouldn't have served a whole pumpkin. At least none that I know.

The way some people cook pumpkins make me want a whole one sometimes! Happy Thanksgiving mate!

 

[bykfixer]

Ok, so you buy a bone in turkey breast (meaning the bird minus the wings, thighs and legs). You stick in the oven like the package says and cook it like the package says but for the last 30 minutes turn it upside down to brown the lower half. Bad idea.

Now with a whole turkey you can invert it with drumsticks down and juices stay in the skin. But the legless bird upside down means the juices run out resulting in Sahara dessert dry breast meat.

I've never been one to cook the bird the same way year after year. Each year I try something different. I definitely won't repeat that again.

The other food turned out wonderful so there was that. Nobody complained about how dry the turkey was but even the dogs were drinking from their water bowl between bites we gave them.

 

[raggie33]

Ok, so you buy a bone in turkey breast (meaning the bird minus the wings, thighs and legs). You stick in the oven like the package says and cook it like the package says but for the last 30 minutes turn it upside down to brown the lower half. Bad idea.

Now with a whole turkey you can invert it with drumsticks down and juices stay in the skin. But the legless bird upside down means the juices run out resulting in Sahara dessert dry breast meat.

I've never been one to cook the bird the same way year after year. Each year I try something different. I definitely won't repeat that again.

The other food turned out wonderful so there was that. Nobody complained about how dry the turkey was but even the dogs were drinking from their water bowl between bites we gave them.

I won't do breatt anymore does male enough dripping for heavy for me

 

[PhotonWrangler]

The way some people cook pumpkins make me want a whole one sometimes! Happy Thanksgiving mate!

The AI did a halfway decent job of rendering the flashlight though.

 

[Chauncey Gardener]

 

[bykfixer]

 

[Chauncey Gardener]

That the guy who posted that doesn't drink makes it even funnier. 😁