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Agree 100%. Almost all of traditional American Thanksgiving fare is meh anyway.
All the ways to prepare turkey to make it better are just an equation that approaches, but never reaches, the quality of an average rotisserie chicken from the grocery store.
Stuffing is just cornbread that's gone wrong and was likely finished off in the bird's asshole.
Canned cranberry sauce is okay. Any attempts to go beyond that are actively making things worse.
Anything involving giblets is nasty.
Texas has done so very, very many things wrong over the years, but allowing tamales to be an acceptable thanksgiving dish is not one of them.
Giblet gravy slaps you take that back
NEVER! LOL. Slimy brown oilwater with random dinosaur organs does not slap!
White gravy is vastly superior, and even better is "grayish gravy" that follows the same recipe but is made from month-old bacon grease in a refrigerated crisco can.