Traditional Thanksgiving food

[Siani]

If I were going, I would make a dessert and take some wine.
I think the party hosts will probably have all the turkey and meats organised as they will require longer cooking.
What about Buttermilk-Lemon Chess Pie? Dead easy to make and I would imagine really easy to get all the ingredients in Thailand. Use ready made or frozen pastry, that is if you do not feel like making it. It is also successful each time.

http://www.chow.com/recipes/30199-butte ... -chess-pie

[migrant]

Thanksgiving is my favorite, any holiday devoted to food, drink and football is great!!

The Thanksgiving meal is fun since there are many dishes. I used to open the house up for friends, clients away from home, and my kids college friends that didn't go home. Got up to around 50 I would cook for. Lot's of work, but fun.

Most would not ask (if they had the facilities, they probably wouldn't have come), but if they did I would say to bring drinks.

Used to do two turkeys, a ham and a prime rib, plus all sides and pies. I deep fried one of the turkeys a couple years, but changed to smoking it instead (in a smoker guys, in a smoker) which was preferred by the crowd

[hhfarang]

Take a look at the list in the advertorial for Terrace 90's Thanksgiving offering. That has a pretty comprehensive list of sides and desserts for the holiday.