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My wife does not cook and the idea of slaving in the kitchen all day just does not appeal to me this year . So we are going Cru this year . And yes you can smoke your pipe outside . So tell me what you think . http://www.cruawinebar.com/cru-events.htm
Nice, enjoy the day.
Looks good to me. Enjoy!
Ordered the complete Bob Evans Feast for $74.99 and feeds 6-8 people. My wife will get home on Wed. Evening and does not deserve to be forced to cook a big meal.....or have to clean it up either
Order the Pan Seared Salmon for me 
Aww, gotta love a thoughtful, attentive man!
The way I see it it probably cost less .It is only the two of us this year . The only one missing out is the dog Marrisa .
I think you've made a wise choice. I'm the cook at my house. We live in a co-op and I usually end up doing a lot of cooking for the co-op TG and later for the Christmas dinner. One year I bailed and took my sweetie out for Chrizbah. The Chinese folks running it tried hard but did not understand about Christmas fare. It was only so-so BUT, not cooking and missing the monster clean up was still worth it.
TG is well past in Canada but we're already planning for Christmas. I am getting a Bulldog for Chrizbah so I can't afford to bail this year. See what this pipe thang is making me do. 
I usually cook,(with my team), 20 to 30 turkeys and maybe 40 lbs of ribs and half a dz prime ribs...enough to feed around 200 or so people but this year due to a serious back problem i have bowed out. Helga and I will be seated at one of the tables instead of in the kitchen. Feels funny cause this is the first time since 2003 i havn't cooked.
I'll be baking a honey ham. 9 lbs and it's just me and the dogs.
Hey MacNutz, what's Chrisbah? Is that where you yell "Bah! Humbug!" before someone finishes saying "Christmas"? If so, I celebrate that same holiday.
bhpdrew- I just noticed your sig. I think Freud said something similar about Hoplophobia. Jeff Cooper was the MAN!
Yes, Chrisbah or Chrizbah, puts the Chriz back in Bah Humbug. Sometimes I'm too fond of making up words. Before you know it, it's part of my vocabulary and I forget it isn't in the dictionary. I'm a bit of a Grinch, but unlike a true Grinch, I still larf at myself on a regular basis.
We'll have about a dozen at our house Thursday. My wife will be doing the cooking, but with lots of assistance from three grown daughters. They enjoy it, so I will stay out of the way. Probably have to help keep the dog out of the way, too.
I will be cooking a 15 lb bird for the four of us. I would offer a plate to anyone in the area that wants to join, but not sure how many are in my neck of western North Carolina.
I'll be cooking something, but not a turkey. What else is very american?
What else is very american
I'm putting a ham together for the wife and I. She's working straight through the holidays so as a reward she gets to suffer through my cooking.
A chicken, inside of a duck, inside of a turkey? ...........
I know you're not cooking but .......
That would be bad ass.
I have my own take on hotdogs, with the sausage baked into the bread. Good idea.
Edit: Apparently that is called "Pigs in a blanket"
Tur-Duck-In with a side of sausage bread.
That sounds F'n fantastic eh?
Gravy......
Juni nice idea on the bread bro.
Sounds absolutely nasty. 
Edit: Apparently that is called "Pigs in a blanket"
Ah! I had a totally different picture in mind!
A Turducken has got to be about as American as you can get!
+1000
Apparently that is called "Pigs in a blanket"
Pigs in a blanket is sausage rolled up in a pancake.
Ok, I am getting hungry now.
I'll be cooking something, but not a turkey. What else is very american?
Apple pie.
Although to be fair, I've heard that it was actually an English lady who brought the recipe over with her. But it took a such a foot hold here that its become synonymous with America.
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