What do you like to eat with turducken?

[lilmomma]

My sisters hosting THanksgiving and she is making turducken. What sides can I bring that go well?

[sandylc]

How about cherpumple?

http://www.seriouseats.com/2012/08/ou...

[tcamp]

Hah, that is great!

This giant stuffed squash from today's Post looks good to me and contains no meat nor potatoes masquerading as frosting:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifesty...

[sandylc]

Yours looks a lot more edible than mine!

[tcamp]

We have turdurken at our annual neighborhood Festivus party and the "traditional" (circa 2005) accompaniments are latkes and mac & cheese.

I like the idea of sides that play on the stuffed theme. Stuffing itself, twice baked potatoes, deviled eggs, brie in a phyllo crust, etc. Or, just go with your favorite sides for a normal thanksgiving.

[ipsedixit]

Antacid?

[shoelace]

lol- you stole my humor, iw as gonna post pepcid

or a pumpple cake

http://greenaislegrocery.com/2010/11/...

[smtucker]

or a side of pork ribs.

[roxlet]

Lipitor

[ricepad]

Sweecarrocorn: A baked sweet potato stuffed with a carrot with corn kernels wedged into a slot cut into the carrot.

[lilmomma]

lol! I need to come up with something that I can really make! (sweecarrocorn was a joke right? If not, I definitely need the recipe!)

[Caroline1]

Exactly! Except I was thinking more along the lines of a carrot ball inside a Brussels sprout inside a sweet potato inside a white potato enrobed in a cranberry crust.

[ricepad]

...all wrapped in puff pastry?

[Caroline1]

Why not? Maybe with a little truffle/mushroom dust on top. Meet ya in the kitchen, and don't forget a melon baller for the carrots. We're gonna make them avant garde molecular guys wanna come to OUR party! '-)

[ricepad]

...and foam!

[Caroline1]

Yes! Sage foam over chestnut stuffing ice cream! And egg nog truffles for dessert. We win! PARTY TIME...!!!

[sandylc]

From another thread, we also need to make pea puree formed into small spheres....

[Caroline1]

LOL! Sort of a take-em-apart-and-put-em-back-together project! Ingenious.

[pinehurst]

This thread
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/364149

has a lot of classic suggestions. What does your sister need? Starches or veggies or...?