i like to cook at least one thing outside on a camp stove.the photo is corn bread made in a Trangia oven over a Optimus 111.in the past i have made cherry pie and biscuits in a Coleman oven heated with a MSR roaring burner AND a Whisperlite in order to get enough heat on a cold Minnesota day.aluminum wraps over the oven really helped!

Happy Thanksgiving to ALL!!!

Hope its a fine day with family.
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We are going with apple smoked Turkey Breast,stovetop stuffing,mashed taters and gravy,glazed carrots,canned commercial whole cranberries,home made dinner rolls (Well,mixed in bread machine).

Some snack crackers,chips,dip,smoked cheese we made and salami tray.Cream cheese celery and olives.

Made a pumpkin pie from Mrs's home canned pumpkin,looks really good!

Happy Thanksgiving to all... a special thank you to the young men and women serving in the armed forces around the world, and not able to be with their loved ones...

Got my turkey going at 0830 here,Its 49F outside,Its 37F internal turkey temp,smoker temp about 235F or slightly more,thats a cheapo electric smoker/grill from Lowes and the Amazen Brand sawdust smoke generator....
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Not to hijack the thread, but I echo Les call out to the military.

MSgt, U. S. Air Force (retired)

My wife, son, and I are keeping it very simple this year. We are having turkey breast, mashed potatoes, canned cranberry sauce, homemade rolls, and some sort of veggies from the freezer.

How could you hijack this thread??

Your well wishes is what its all about.

Happy Turkey Day everyone! American of not, it's a good day to count our blessing and be thankful. And given the number of people deep frying their turkeys, it's also a good day to keep your fire extinguishers and FAKs close at hand.

Stay safe!

Just about ready to reheat the smoked turkey and finish my bison/venison sausage stuffing. DD2 made rice crispy bars yesterday. Once the turkey is hot the food, my family and my parents (down from MN) are heading off to have Thanksgiving with a RPI classmate of mine. She and her family ended up employed about five miles from me down here in Texas after losing their jobs up in Connecticut. Good times should be had...assuming I can keep DW and DM apart. They...disagree...on lots of stuff.
-Blast

Cooking for one.

Rehydrating some dried cranberries and blueberries in some sweet cider. That will be heated with some butter and a little brown sugar until it is a sauce.

A little bit of Stoffers. Rice. Carrots. Canned gravy. The smallest turkey loaf I can find- Turkey Spam.

But the real thanksgiving in my family is over the weekend. We moved it rather than interrupt deer season.