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In reply to the discussion: So, as a kid, was there a side dish on Thanksgiving that you no longer ever see? [View all]lark
(24,370 posts)62. Fruit salad or ambrosia
Mom and me loved this dish, but no one else did and we always had too many leftovers and fruit doesn't stay good long, so we stopped having this afer mom passed 10 years ago. I have started making her Thanksgiving jello - which most don't like, but my sister and I love it and my daughter now likes it too. It's different but I love it - green jello with pecans, cheddar cheese, carrots and pineapple. Great fall colors and so refreshing!
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So, as a kid, was there a side dish on Thanksgiving that you no longer ever see? [View all]
beaglelover
Nov 26
OP
Oh, my goodness! 😄 I've never seen fresh ones! I could see that being annoying!
electric_blue68
Nov 26
#46
Collard Greens. Grew up on a Wisconsin farm, not in the south, but we used to love these!
Ziggysmom
Nov 26
#19
Google vinegar pepper sauce and you'll get lots of options to order some. I also like it on cabbage.
MLAA
Nov 26
#38
I miss them! I grew up in the south. They were frequently on our table just not at Thanksgiving.
MLAA
Nov 26
#34
Not a Thanksgiving dish, but my high school cafeteria used to put shredded carrots and canned peas...
3catwoman3
Nov 26
#52
Easy peasy. Just buy some frozen pearl onions and a can of cream of onion or celery soup. Dump in a casserole
sinkingfeeling
Nov 26
#41