ENTIRE Thanksgiving Dinner Inside An Instant Pot!

[@Fire28-js]

My wife passed away 12 years ago she did all the cooking... My kids gave me the instant pot for Christmas last year... I did not really use it because I would go out to dinner by myself most of the time but now watching your videos I've started using it and I love it because of you.... Just wanted to say thank you

[@trina7274]

I’m very sorry about the loss of your wife!! 💕❤️🙏 I think it’s amazing that you are cooking with your instant pot!! I know that must make your kids happy!! I haven’t opened mine yet! It’s been in the box for a long time!! My gramma got burned badly by a pressure cooker in the old days (50’s) so when she used one in the 70’s when I was little..... we weren’t even allowed in the house!! .....every year she would make Concord grape juice! Oh how I miss it! 😢💜...... so I have horrible anxiety over pressure cookers (so silly, I know) anyways.... I’m busting it out of the box this week!! I’m gunna make some yummy stuff and overcome this silly fear!! I really hope that you have a blessed thanksgiving. I’d cook for you and have you at our table if I were able!! Love, from Oregon 💕❤️🙏~Miss Trina~

[@brendasivado7099]

Trina, if you have the Instant Pot brand pressure cooker, you don’t need to worry. They have built in safeguards into the IP to prevent injuries. My IP won’t let me open the pot until the pressure has fully released. Yes, I remember when the pressure cooker full of pinto beans “exploded” in my mom’s kitchen when I was a child. I got a good deal on a NIB IP bc the purchaser and her mother were scared to use it.

[@trina7274]

@@brendasivado7099 that’s terrible about the pinto beans!! I’m glad you all were ok!! Yes, my auntie (age 77) is very afraid of me using it, which I’m sure made my fear worse! I’m feeling a lot better tho, the more videos I watch, I’m not nearly as worried!! My gramma was my most favorite person on the world! So as a child, it was terrifying hearing about her burn..... made worse by her showing me her scar!! When the injury happened, she was just 20 yrs old, newly married and pregnant with my mother (1937). Thank heavens she didn’t loose the baby, or I wouldn’t be here!! We (my cousins and I) couldn’t even come in the house to go potty when she was using her pressure cooker, when I was a little girl (in the mid 70’s)......I think my gramma was VERY brave to use a pressure cooker again, after such a bad injury!! She was the best 💕❤️ But very kind people like you have made me feel a lot better about it, not worried at all now! I’m excited to get cooking with it! Today my auntie and I are doing our last run to the store for awhile..... pretty sure we are going to lock down soon, so I’ll have time to do lots of cooking in my instant pot!! Thanks for your kind reply!! 💕❤️🙏 have a blessed day!! 💕❤️🙏

[@Fire28-js]

@@trina7274 Thank you for the very sweet reply . I bet you are a great cook ! I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving, GOD BLESS You and your family 🙏❤😎

[@bbbxoxobbb]

I'm sorry you lost your wife 💔😔. It makes the holidays hard for sure. Hopefully you will find something fun to cook with your instapot for Thanksgiving.

[@bon3317]

I am an Er nurse and work most holidays. We all bring in our favorite dishes to share with everyone! It’s never “normal” but getting to enjoy a meal cooked by the people you go to battle with everyday to save lives is special.

[@larabailey1169]

#sisterhood My husbandand I have been married for 22 years. Its just us. We go to the casino and eat at the buffet every year. We look for someone who is alone and ask to sit with them. This person becomes our family. We meet a new person, talk with them share lives and stories. One year dinner turned into 2 1/2 hours. One less person alone on Thanksgiving. This year with Covid- I think its just ordering out... I hope everyone has a lovely Thanksgiving. #sisterhood

[@SixSistersStuff]

Lara, We LOVE this!!! What a great idea to include others so no one is alone on Thanksgiving!!

[@christineheslop4266]

that is an awesome tradition that you have! At least you make a difference in someone's life that day!

[@steinbuchmarcia6]

Nice!!

[@kimholcomb4813]

That is a wonderful idea!

[@darlene2421]

That is a great gesture that you do. More people should do that including me

[@tiffanyatkinson5114]

#sisterhood Favorite tradition. My Father shares what he is thankful for that year and opens it up to each person around the table to share what they are thankful for and then we pray over our meal.

[@justfloating3944]

Thank you! Thank you! I will be spending this Thanksgiving by myself, and not with family as usual. But, I decided to make the whole dinner for myself anyway, and I've ordered an organic turkey breast, so this video is absolutely perfect for me. I am going to make everything you did, divide portions into aluminum pans (as individual meals), and have them for later. Then, I can reheat them in my countertop oven. Easy peasy! God bless you!

[@xkini07]

Don’t forget to add #sisterhood to your post!

[@justfloating3944]

Thanks! I will copy & paste it over!

[@SixSistersStuff]

I hope these Instant Pot recipes will make your cooking SO much easier. Bless you and have a happy Thanksgiving. Sending love!

[@dremapurnell4676]

My husband's family gathering included standing in a circle, holding hands, and his dad would start the prayer and everyone young and old spoke what they were thankful for with his dad ending the prayer. What a great way of remembering to be thankful.

[@lorijech5512]

Our new family tradition started when we moved out of state farther away from family. We started a neighborhood Family Thanksgiving Dinner. With mostly elderly folks on our culdesac, we found that they often skip holiday celebrations altogether. Now they celebrate with my children and me :) #sisterhood

[@SixSistersStuff]

Lori, this is the cutest idea for Thanksgiving. Bless you and your sweet family for reaching out to your neighbors.

[@suekelley6461]

GBY🙏🌹

[@ciara6309]

Our family tradition is to say a blessing together, then each person takes turn talking about what they are grateful for as we dine together. Thank you for your videos.

[@Hyperbolic_G]

Midwest?

[@donnapeek8441]

My sister's family, my dad, and I always have dinner together on Thanksgiving and then we decorate for Christmas on Friday. Very special since my mother passed away in 2019.

[@ellieelr]

I've been trying to carry on my mom's traditions for my kids and I, but never seems the same since she passed. Thank you for all these Thanksgiving recipes... gives us more to try and maybe use year after year :)

[@sarar4585]

I have started my own tradition of cooking an entire Thanksgiving meal for my fiancee and I. We enjoy it and look forward to it every year. We finally moved near family so this year will be my first time cooking for extended family. Excited and nervous at the same time. Also, received an Instant pot last Christmas so excited to make a side dish in it to free up space and time.

[@mly9320]

Homemade pies and bread, my favorite are French Apple with whip cream and vanilla ice cream. Growing up I was the youngest of five girls and my oldest sister along with my mother baked for days. There was one year that they baked so much, that we had to store them in garbage bags and put all of them out on the porch for the night. When we woke up the squirrels had themselves a feast and crumbs were spread out through our whole back yard. Surprisingly they kept their spirit and the Holidays went on as usual.

[@elisaebejer8254]

Our favorite Thanksgiving tradition is to head to our cabin for the long weekend (and hope that we get snow). My husband and I have a turkey cookoff contest and our 3 kids choose the best, most tender turkey. After our Thanksgiving feast, we have a whole lot of turkey left over so my husband makes turkey soup that we are able to enjoy for the following week.

[@bvdragonlady]

For about 8 years now, hubby & I travel to daughter/son in law’s & help them prepare Thanksgiving at the Masonic Lodge for elderly in the area who have no family close by, along with our friends & family...it’s very humbling & rewarding!....most of leftovers are delivered to local firehouse..🤗

[@jillmcmichael5135]

One of my favorite traditions is large black olives. As a kid my cousins and siblings would put them on all our fingers have conversations with them and eat away. When I had my own kids we have continued it and the awesome thing is my husband did the same thing as kid so we are able to carry it on together!

[@novelsandneedlework]

We always have a "pickle and olive" plate out before dinner and I remember a lot of olive fingers when I was little.

[@MySonsMother]

A a kid I always looked forward to black olive fingers. As an adult, that’s the only I eat them. I don’t like them mixed with anything.

[@soonercolby]

#sisterhood I am recovering from Covid and I love your channel. It's been great to catch up on what I've missed! Sometimes it's good to slow down. Favorite tradition: starting the meal with prayer and going around the table and saying what we're thankful for.

[@marisaariellenelson7814]

No real tradition but we always gotta start off the meal with a prayer with everyone joining hands 🙏🏻♥️

[@gablofaso]

Great video!!! !#Sisterhood My tradition is to take the carcass (from whomever's house I go to!) and make turkey soup the day after Thanksgiving. I then give the soup to everyone who attended Thanksgiving!!

[@noraadams5289]

#sisterhood ... I love Thanksgiving.. Our every year tradition is turkey and dressing.. potatoe salad.. and green beans. All 5 of my kids which are grown are with me..We miss Dad but we will see him again one day..Thank you for all your videos..God Bless You and your Familys..

[@emilybasconcillo121]

Thank YOU so much for this video! I come from a huge Filipino family and we usually get together and have a potluck for the holidays. Due to the pandemic- we’ve cancelled all extended family celebrations - so wanted to make my first Thanksgiving Meal for my Family of 5. I have a Pioneer Woman Instant Pot and decided to see what I can search for Thanksgiving recipes! I was so blessed to find YOU! I made all the items in this video and it was family approved! My husband and the kids set up the table and it was such an amazing feeling praying over the food we were about to eat. I also packed to go plates for loved ones!!! Thank YOU again!! I will be using these recipes for celebrations to come!! I’ve already liked and subscribed! Thank YOU for making our Thanksgiving extra special and memorable! 💜🦃🙏🏻💙

[@ashleyr.8505]

#sisterhood my sweet mother just loves all your videos!!! She watches them all. ❤️❤️ She always invites anyone who has no where to go or no family around. She never wants anyone alone. 🥰

[@juliemarshall5147]

We love getting too with family, or “adopted family” on the holidays. As the weather gets cooler, my kiddos always need warmer pajamas, so on Thanksgiving night, they get new cozy Christmas pajamas or slippers or socks. It’s a great way to get in the Christmas mood!

[@ProfFilch]

#sisterhood Our tradition has changed to softer foods due to my wife's eating issues. In the past we had eaten at my Father inlaws with all the family. There was every conceivable Thanksgiving food you can imagine. Your Instant Pot recipes with softer and juicier food is just what we are looking forward to having.

[@SixSistersStuff]

Hi Patrick. The Instant pot is such an easy method for cooking so many Thanksgiving recipes. Wishing you and your sweetheart a Happy Fall and Happy Thanksgiving.

[@dgarard523]

#sisterhood When my grandmother passed away there was noone making homemade noodles anymore. So after a couple of holidays without them I picked up the torch and now I make the homemade noodles for the holidays.

[@garylebo812]

My favorite tradition is just everyone getting together and enjoying everyone's company. Unfortunately we have lost so many family members in the last few years, there are only a couple of us left. I truly miss the big gatherings. That does not stop us from making the meal though, just a lot smaller. #Sisterhood

[@chjl4200]

#sisterhood. In my family, we do Thanksgiving on the Saturday after so that the married ones can go to their in-laws on Thursday. That way the whole family can be together.

[@briannatuttle1028]

This is so smart!

[@SixSistersStuff]

Good for you!!! A lot of families involved when the kids get married.

[@georgettealtenbernd9249]

Love this plan.

[@elisesmith4331]

What a great idea, it should really be about family and being thankful.

[@elisesmith4331]

Great idea!! Keeps the pressure off and allows everyone to be thankful and share family time.

[@teresasprenger8540]

#sisterhood family tradition is Stove Top stuffing 😋 we have tried other homemade recipes but we always go back to the box🤣

[@alijade]

Great video! Tradition: I make that same cranberry sauce but also add cinnamon sticks to it!! I’m going to try your way of using the IP this year, usually I make it on the stovetop

[@francesgibson3072]

Every Thanksgiving my sister always prepares a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. She always makes sure to have Posole and mashed potatoes with red chili sauce. I always looked forward to this and especially being with family

[@keaheartsplanning4088]

#sisterhood one of my fav traditions is taking food with my father in law to a client of his that would be alone otherwise and not have a home-cooked Thanksgiving meal.

[@Barbaracoyle]

Some years sign up for servicing downtown big dinner for the city.

[@SixSistersStuff]

I love this!!!

[@maggiedoor6093]

Why not just invite him for dinner, he would enjoy the company?

[@kstrauss66]

#sisterhood Thanksgiving Tradition: we are a family of 4 sisters and this is our first Thanksgiving without our Dad. His tradition that we will continue is to serve pickles. Funny right? It brings good luck all year. Hope you might add some pickles to your table this year.

[@hopesmith657]

We always have pickles and olives with our feast.

[@chrisbocker972]

I love pickles and I will add them to my Thanksgiving meal this year!

[@CoachTami]

#sisterhood We have a huge white tablecloth. Every year everyone gets to write/draw what they are thankful for on the tablecloth. Then sign their name and date it. What a treat year after year to see what everyone is thankful for.

[@bbbxoxobbb]

So fun

[@jimhelm3403]

as a tradition for thanksgiving we all sat around the table held hands and each of us would say something that we are thank full for. my family are all gone now except for My mother who is 85 and has dementia and I plan to make this a thanksgiving to remember. Happy Thanks giving.

[@carmadariacompaniona4181]

Looks delicious. I wish I had six instant pots so that everything would be ready at the same time.🙂

[@keishaeldridge6170]

#sisterhood I was so excited to see this. I have been wondering since I got my instantpot several months ago how I was going to use it for Thanksgiving. Our tradition is I spend 2 days cooking for everyone and I wouldn't have it any other way. I have a great feeling my 2 instantpots are going to make it so much easier this year.

[@inspiredbyconstancefaith]

#sisterhood Awesome video. Thank you!! Tradition: To make the dressing from scratch and use the Turkey drippings for added flavor. I’m teaching my 16 year old daughter this year how to make it so she will know exactly how to make it when she has a family of her own. 😁🤗❤️🦃

[@SixSistersStuff]

Yes, you'll be so glad to pass the recipe on to her. And she'll be grateful.

[@normacralston9109]

One of the things we have always added to our traditional Southern Thanksgiving Dinner is celery sticks stuffed with cream cheese with olive meats or pecans. Gave a light touch to a delicious but heavy meal.

[@cherylt7701]

After Thanksgiving we play cards...we are known to go late into the night with our game. It is so sweet because you see everyone's love because by the end of the night we all start pulling for those who have not won. I love my family ❤️❤️❤️ Happy Thanksgiving everyone! 🦃🦃🦃Wishing everyone good health and much love.

[@kimchampney5975]

My father’s family came from Scotland and stuffed the turkey with scotch dressing and we looked forward to that every year

[@shanewest5188]

#sisterhood Everyone loves my aunt’s thanksgiving leftovers casserole so much that she has to cook an extra ham and turkey to have enough left over to make enough casseroles for everyone to come back and pick up the next day!

[@tonia.5861]

I NEED this recipe!!🤣

[@nicolewright2413]

#sisterhood. My favorite tradition for Thanksgiving is when as a family we go around the table and say what we are thankful for. As I have gotten older I have realized that Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday, Thanksgiving to me is all about food and family. This year will sadly be different due to Covid. We will not be getting together with the entire family as my parents are elderly and I do not want to risk their health. But despite that we will be doing a zoom so that we can still say our traditional thank you's. Thank you for the opportunity of this contest, I cant express how great the need is in our country right now for a helping hand and thank you for your videos, I have learned so much about using my instant pot from all of you!

[@tanyast.germain3197]

#sisterhood my favorite tradition is just spending time with my family and eating lots of amazing food. We do two thanksgivings my husbands family and my family. My husband family is always a blast because he comes from a family of 10 kids and it’s getting getting to be even better because we are now Adding babies into the mix. 4 babies in a year and a half. It’s crazy when we get together but it’s amazing. My side is a lot smaller and a lot quieter. It’s just good to have a meal with your family. Family is important.

[@SixSistersStuff]

Family time and great food is the BEST!

[@joyb7434]

#sisterhood Our favorite tradition is really just specific dishes that are always a must have and a turkey of course. Then after dinner is cleared we pull out and decorate the Christmas tree and attempt to find all the other Christmas decorations. We look forward to that moment all year long because we love bringing in the Christmas spirit on Thanksgiving day!

[@SixSistersStuff]

Hi Joy. We love this idea. Great traditional recipes and then decorating the tree! Best day!!!!

[@cynthiamyers2941]

#Sisterhood: My dad fries candied yams. Par cooked, sliced, then fired in electric skillet with butter and brown sugar. To die for.

[@Rachelfjordan]

Ooooh... This sounds so good!

[@cynthiamyers2941]

@@Rachelfjordan So easy to do. Peel and boil yams to fork tender. Cool and slice (can be done a couple days early and kept in the fridge.) Then on Thanksgiving about an hour before we are going to eat. He melts butter and brown sugar in the electric skillet until well melted together, than starts frying the yams until browned, warmed throughout and sticky with the caramel type mixture. He keeps adding butter and brown sugar until all have been fried. He keeps the cooked ones in a covered casserole dish until they are done, then pours the leftover sauce on the top and we all fight over them. Any leftovers are just warmed up in the microwave.

[@celeste.lockhardtbeauty3406]

Our tradition for the holidays before my mother passed, was green bean casserole and deviled egss. It was a tradition because my mom always caught me eating them before dinner was served. If the fridge was opened up, I'd hear my first and middle name. 🤣I have been wanting to make everything again for the holidays, but haven't had the energy to make it all by myself. I've only used your recipes, bc I'm new to the IP... my husband had loved every dish, but finds that I'm always at the store. Gotta make it perfect!

[@nicci1059]

#sisterhood My favorite tradition is making sandwiches out of the leftovers later Thanksgiving night. My older brother and I always make grilled cheese sandwiches with turkey and cranberry sauce inside, then dip it in leftover gravy.

[@LeChristi]

That sounds deoish!

[@SixSistersStuff]

That sandwich sounds amazing! Thanksgiving leftovers are the best!

[@maryannfox1774]

Love how you scream every time you release pressure! I bought a little cover for mine that looks like a Minion and the steam comes out of his eyes!

[@LeChristi]

Oh how cute! Where did you find the little minion. My husband loves them!

[@chrisbocker972]

Where did you find the Minion for your Instapot?

[@maryannfox1774]

@@chrisbocker972 it was on Amazon last year

[@maryannfox1774]

@@LeChristi it’s on Amazon!

[@lorifitzgerald2385]

#sisterhood My tradition when the six boys were young was the creation of a "six legged" turkey. No fights over the drumstick! 🤣

[@carmelita4855]

This is theee greatest thing I’ve ever heard💕💕💕6 legged turkey!!! So clever, so thoughtful , such a great memory!

[@valeeawise5936]

#sisterhood. Our tradition has been going to grandmas and having Thanksgiving dinner with all the relatives. Then playing tag frisbee. On Friday we shop Black Friday sales and in the evening we play board games with family.

[@gadgetace]

#sisterhood we go to my mother's house to eat turkey when she usually has a barbecue restaurant near by cook it for us and then all the fixings and stuff is just a coleslaw cranberry sauce gravy and a sweet tea and we just sit around and enjoy each other's company

[@judyrourke835]

#Sisterhood: While dinner is in the oven, we go out to the driveway for a game called Turkey Trot. Everyone has a balloon tied with string around one ankle. The idea is to stomp on and break someone else's balloon while protecting your own balloon from attack. Young and old love this game! There is never a problem getting the kids to blow up the balloons. The older kids tie the balloons to the string. After the initial round, the kids always play more rounds until we are out of balloons!

[@amynorton7529]

A favorite tradition is spending time with my brother in laws family. We either go to his house or they come to our house, alternating. We also try a new recipe each year to add or substitute to the meal, including pies. Lots of great ideas here. #Sisterhood

[@Z-hillsGranny]

Thanx for sharing. Can’t wait to try Turkey Trot!!

[@beckyp1958]

#sisterhood We LOVE family traditions, and especially if they involve good food! This is most likely Moms last Thanksgiving with us so we are now planning how to make things extra special! Us “Sisters” will make sure the table is overflowing with all of her favorites that she so lovingly taught us as we helped her prepare them all these years. It’s going to be a tender, but full of love, season of gratitude 💗

[@kallicorley6786]

#sisterhood We split thanksgiving between my family and my husbands family - they do lunch and we do dinner. My family doesn’t really have a tradition but my husbands family always goes around the table and everyone says what they are thankful for this year before we say prayer and eat! I’ve always loved that tradition!

[@lindamcneff79]

#sisterhood: We've always make homemade cornbread dressing with sage, onions, celery. Yummy!

[@marissatormanen2435]

#sisterhood one of my favorite traditions as a child was breaking the turkey wishbone with a sibling. You'd make a wish and rumor was if when broken you had the bigger half, your wish would come true!

[@rozlynwarren9117]

#sisterhood We made what we called Sweet Potato Souffle now called Mama's Sweet Potato Souffle (I have the original recipe in her handwriting...she would be 99 this year). Similar to your casserole recipe but 1/2 cup OJ instead of other sugar. Beat it together with mixer (in my mother's day) or immersion blender (modern way) for ultra creamy potatoes. Top with pecans and marshmallows if you can have the sugar...we only use pecans now. Thanks for the video!

[@deborahstone6427]

I use same recipe with OJ. My daughter in love always request this at holiday meals. As a reward for marring our son I am happy to oblige!

[@SixSistersStuff]

Don't you just love family recipes that have been handed down for years!? They are the best!!

[@bbcatousa]

#sisterhood Our tradition is to usually visit our daughter-in-law and son for Thanksgiving. But the pandemic has kept us at home since early March 2020. This year I will use several six sisters instant pot recipes to make Thanksgiving dinner for two. Thanks, sisters!

[@rebeccaadame2799]

Yes, Thanksgiving dinner in an instant pot!!

[@juliekainz2025]

#Sisterhood I love Thanksgiving 😀 I come from a large family, and our tradition is that our mother cooks the turkey and hosts the dinner, and everyone that attends brings a side dish. My family always makes corn casserole and the pecan pie. Yum.

[@kimberlyburns762]

#Sisterhood Macy Thanksgiving day parade green been casserole and walks after dinner.

[@gigibrown7096]

#sisterhood I love Thanksgiving appetizers. Yummy appetizers leading up to a great meal. 😋

[@Believer2526]

#Sisterhood: grams always made homemade eggnog with Jack Daniel’s.

[@lynnbryant9866]

I’ll drink to that!🤪

[@nicolejackson163]

I would so drunk that me and my husband share a Jack and Coke every holiday because his dad passed away in between Thanksgiving and Christmas one our first year dateing and that was his drink in memory of him toast.

[@Landengrady]

Share your recipe please

[@sprek1]

#sisterhood: After dinner was over, all of us kids would fill out our Christmas lists. We've carried this tradition through the years, and now my kids fill out their Christmas lists like we did when we were little.

[@katiejackson7912]

#sisterhood I love that my grandma always made unique table place settings. She had beautiful handwriting and it just made it that much more of an elegant holiday. I loved it and want to do it myself when I start hosting.

[@askgriff]

#sisterhood - can a man be in it? Lol. I’m starting my life over so I am making new traditions. Your videos inspired me to get an instant pot and I have been learning to cook for myself and trying new things. Thank you for that.

[@SixSistersStuff]

YES Robert!! We love having you here! You'll love the Instant Pot. Stick with us and we'll walk you through it if you have any questions!

[@kathynickles6516]

That's awesome

[@askgriff]

@@SixSistersStuff Any chance of doing some Duo Crisp stuff for beginners? I’m doing frozen burritos and frozen pizzas but I want to learn some independence now that it’s just me.

[@andreadaines1284]

#sisterhood Our favorite tradition is trying to get the cranberry sauce out of the can. Its usually a big production for whoever volunteers for that task. :-)

[@SixSistersStuff]

And when you learn the secret, be sure to pass it on to everyone! Ha ha!

[@Cathy-re2eo]

You used be able to make a small cut on the end of the can and completely open the other end. I don’t know if the lid bottom is different.

[@gigi4u5]

The best way I’ve found to get the cranberry sauce out of the can is to use a can opener like this: www.amazon.com/OXO-SteeL-Stainless-Bottle-Opener/dp/B0001YH1A2 (pointed end) to poke a couple of holes on each side of the bottom of the can to release the suction pressure of the cranberry sauce.

[@carlaseay267]

I just open the can, take a butter knife and carefully slide it around the perimeter so as to not cut the cranberry jelly and the hold it over the dish and shake shake shake and shake until it starts to slide out! 😂

[@deborahhoward6337]

#sisterhood No traditions. I love to cook and when I was in the Military, I would invite all that were not going home for Thanksgiving! I cook Thanksgiving Dinner even if it is just me!

[@michelleestes4484]

#sisterhood I LOVE to have all four of my children and their families over. To hear all the talking all over each other, makes my heart happy. My dad passed away 8 years ago, so I like having my mom over with us, so she is apart of all of this as well

[@sabrespinner]

#sisterhood Used to make all the food on Wednesday and just reheat everything on Thursday while the women in my family would watch chick flicks all day.

[@janetfromanotherplanet1408]

#sisterhood: Thanksgiving would be a flop if we didn't have Green Bean Casserole.

[@suepowers1139]

#sisterhood Sausage stuffing

[@sunflowerbaby1853]

Believe it or not, I have never tasted green bean casserole. Looks mushy. I'm a sauteed green bean kind of girl. I love seeing everybody's traditions. So unique & so good.

[@SixSistersStuff]

We love Green Bean Casserole for Thanksgiving!

[@janetrowland3321]

#sisterhood Cornpudding is an absolute MUST. We usually have 16 people gathered but this year is scaled down due to the pandemic. Love this video.... my mind's wheels are spy king with Thanksgiving plans!!! A big THANK YOU to you and your sisters for these fabulous recipes. Happy Thanksgiving!!!!!!!!

[@kayjeanette8317]

#SISTERHOOD My family’s thanksgiving tradition is to have an early dinner(lunch) at my moms at 1-2pm, mom never makes the exact same thing every year. After we go to my mother in laws house and there we always have a Puerto Rican pork roast that I bring and Arroz con gandules made by my mother in law and a Flan 🍮 yummm After I help my mother in law put up her Christmas tree 🎄

[@nancyewert4401]

#sisterhood I have pictures of every baby’s first thanksgiving of them “eating” the Turkey Drumstick. 3 generations!

[@marissafitrakis3171]

No current traditions, but when I was a kid, the cooking would start at least the week before with my Mom making appetizer Greek cheese and spinach and cheese filled filo - spanikopeta and tiropeta. I loved these and would watch her every year.

[@annechristensen6238]

#sisterhood- thanksgiving tradition: turkey in a paper bag.

[@acrane102781]

How does this work?

[@annechristensen6238]

Thanksgiving Turkey In A Brown Paper Shopping Bag Preparation time: 10 minute(s) Approximate cooking time: 3 hour(s) Number of servings: 12 Ingredients: 1 turkey (10 to 20 lbs), brought to room temperature Salt and pepper 1 onion, peeled and cut into large pieces 1 celery stick, chopped 1 carrot, chopped 1 lemon, quartered 6 tbsp butter, softened 1 cup chicken broth Brown paper shopping bag (you might need 2 bags) Directions How To Make The Thanksgiving Turkey In A Brown Bag: The first thing you need to do is to make sure the turkey fully fits in a bag. This step is best done while the turkey is still packaged, so you don’t have to deal with the mess of moving the raw turkey in and out of the bag :) The turkey needs to go in the bag and the bag will have to be closed and stapled shut. So put the packaged turkey in and see if there is enough paper left to close and seal the bag. If the bag is not long enough, you’ll need to make it longer by attach the second bag to it. My turkey was 13 lbs, and I needed the second bag. First, cut off the handles from both bags. To attach the second bag, cut the top half off the second bag, then attach that piece (the part without the bottom) to the first bag with a stapler or simply saw it on with a needle and a thread. Basically, you need to make the brown paper bag long enough so the end can be closed once the turkey is in. For the turkey, I recommend buying it fresh (not frozen) the day before making it and storing it in the refrigerator. Fresh turkey is more expensive then frozen, but you don’t have to deal with defrosting it and it also tastes better. If you are buying frozen, make sure the turkey is fully defrosted. To bring the turkey to room temperature, take it out of the refrigerator 2 hours before cooking it. It’s important to bring the turkey to room temperature so the cooking time is not affected (cold turkey will cook longer). Preheat the oven to 375F. Sprinkle the turkey liberally with salt and pepper on the outside and inside, and rub the salt and pepper on it. Don’t forget to take out the giblets, sometimes they are packed inside the turkey in the plastic bags :) Put the onion, celery, carrot and lemon inside the turkey, and put the giblets and neck there too. Rub 4 tbsp of butter all over the turkey. Butter the inside of the brown paper bag with the remaining 2 tbsp of butter. Put the turkey inside the brown paper bag. Put the brown paper bag with the turkey in a roasting pan. Pour the chicken broth inside the turkey cavity. Fold the paper bag closed, and staple it with a stapler so it stays closed. Put the turkey in the oven. Estimate the cooking time - it’s 2.5 hours for the first 10 lbs, plus 12 minutes for each additional pound (for example, the cooking time for 12 lb turkey is 2.5 hours + 12 minutes + 12 minutes = 2 hours 54 minutes). Set the timer for the cooking time and forget about the turkey until the timer beeps! When the timer beeps, take out the turkey and leave it in a bag for 15 minutes. Then cut the bag open and take out the super delicious, perfectly brown and moist turkey! Enjoy your Thanksgiving feast!

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[@luvslyfe1]

Yikes. NO to the brown grocery paper bag. According to the FDA, the ink, glue, and recycled materials in brown paper bags may emit toxic fumes when the bag is heated.

[@sunflowerbaby1853]

#sisterhood: This is how my mom did it & it always came out "perfect". When she was a new bride she had no clue how to cook a turkey. She asked the butcher & he told her to cook it in a brown paper bag. I still cook it this way. It's crisp & moist & delicious. She's 83 yrs old now. Tried & true tradition❗🦃

[@MrKnap2755]

#sisterhood: We have thanksgiving at my parents. I still make a turkey at home because there are never any leftovers from my parents.

[@taramccarl8496]

I do the same! Leftovers are my favorite part!

[@domaniward1170]

My dears, there is a mistake 😕 in your official rules. You have the contest ending before it starts.

[@SixSistersStuff]

Sorry about that. We'll fix it!!

[@rosieemmett8174]

#sisterhood last yr we started our new favorite tradition with our kids. We went and helped at the community dinner. It was such a blessing for our teens/preteen.

[@dmharris1967]

We don't really have any family traditions. Mostly just being together.

[@shannt1000]

My favorite thanksgiving tradition actually hasn’t happened for a few years but growing up we always went to my Grandmas house and she had the whole family come. We would sit around the ping pong table (all made up and decorated of course) with little kids at several small tables around the perimeter. We would all say what we were thankful for (no double thanks- once it’s been listed it can’t be listed again). Sadly my Grandma passed away a few years ago and whole family doesn’t get together as faithfully for thanksgiving- but I love it when we do! ❤️ #sisterhood

[@user-ig5mj3td4x]

#sisterhood. For the past 5 1/2 years we were missionaries in China, we did not have a oven to cook a turkey so we would order from a restaurant. Turkeys are around $70. But now that we are back in the States we spend time and enjoy being with family and play games. We are truly blessed and thankful!

[@bethgumm2776]

I have been celebrating Thanksgiving with my husband's family and I love to see the joy on their faces when they eat and they love my fruit salad they always ask for it for all holidays and birthdays. Last Christmas I got my own instant pot and I love that I can cook frozen meat in it.

[@cindysebastiani998]

#sisterhood. I love thanksgiving, mainly due to my mother-in-law (now sadly, has passed on). She was a great cook, and I learned so much from her. She always made thanksgiving dinner special. I never thought of doing the turkey in the instant pot. You have inspired me. Thank you

[@sylntweety]

Growing up I always loved the holidays because my family would always go to my grandmothers where she would load up the table with all of the traditional fixings. Now it's just my son and myself left and we spend the holidays cooking our meal together. Thank you for this video, I have learned so much.

[@brendawisener503]

#Sisterhood. One of our traditions is each person tells what they are most thankful for this year. It reminds us how blessed we really are. Then we enjoy a wonderful meal.

[@evas8880]

Our favorite tradition, other than the turkey! Lol we love to play board games! Rook!!! And in between we always have talks!!! Being together, is always something to be grateful about! So thankful! #sisterhood

[@karleighhooper1361]

#sisterhood My favorite tradition is just coming together as a family. My family doesn’t get together very often, so it is so fun to get everyone in the kitchen and cook, and laugh, and just be together.

[@reneschmeltz4491]

I’m excited to use my instant pot, it intimated me at first. We used to get together for thanksgiving on my side but after my parents died that quit, my husband is a pastor so we make time to get together with his side. We have the usual turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, sweet potato casserole, peanut butter pie etc.

[@al200]

We don't have any special traditions, but we enjoy cooking our Thanksgiving meal together. I love my instant pot and look forward to trying some Thanksgiving dishes in it. Thank you for the recipes and tips!

[@lisaleanne31]

#Sisterhood I am a mother of 7 grown children, the youngest being 17 yrs old. My favorite Tradition at Thanksgiving with my family is going around the Dinner table and saying what we are each grateful for. and my sweet potatoe recipe with Marshmallows on top! Happy Thanksgiving to Everyone.

[@lisawencel8322]

#sisterhood Our family tradition is to go around the table and say what we are thankful for. As for food, we love dressing, sweet potato casserole, and green bean casserole. Yum...

[@lizzypetersen1192]

#sisterhood Our thanksgiving traditions involve all the kids bringing a side dish or dessert and going around the table telling everyone what we’re thankful for after the dinner. This is usually the time my brother and sister in law announce that they’re expecting, which has already happened three times. It’s become quite the special time.

[@eeviepowers]

#sisterhood My husband, son, and I always spend the day together as we don't live close to other relatives. My husband wakes up early and preps all of the dinner items. He gets the turkey ready, peels potatoes, makes a relish try, etc. Then, I wake up and do whatever dishes he made and we spend time together. Once the turkey is about done, I finish off the dinner by making the mashed potatoes that he cooked, and fixing the rest of the fixings. We spread it all out on the counter, dish out our plates, and sit at the table. We hold hands and pray. It's a lovely time.

[@sharijsalazar]

#sisterhood Now that our kids are grown up we are creating new traditions as a couple. We live in an RV so the instant pot is my favorite tool in the kitchen!!! I love watching your recipes!

[@tiffanyatkinson5114]

#sisterhood One of my Favorite Holiday Traditions would be to invite a person/family over who may be less fortunate or who may be alone for the holiday's. I LOVE doing this !❤

[@WellSea7]

#sisterhood My favorite tradition is cooking the night before, I usually prep and cook all night, my son or my daughter will sometimes be up, we put on a movie and talk and work on our dinner. That togetherness to me is what makes life good. Dealing with sickness this year has me cherishing my family with all of my heart and soul, at the same time, I get extremely emotional for those who have lost love ones and who are facing hard times during these times we live. God bless all

[@gdsgrl4468]

My great-grandmother has a recipe for german chocolate pie and we make it every year in honor of her. My mother even has the recipe written in my great-grandmother’s handwriting. 😁It is soooo yummy 😋. God Bless you and your family, Kristen🙏🏻🤗💖

[@loririley5382]

We celebrate Thanksgiving with our family, whoever is available, (opposite other in-laws). My mother-in-law was here every year, her driving skills were notorious and honking was her super power. She passed away in September. We have so many food memories with her, she would have loved an IP!

[@angelawoodall8872]

#Sisterhood Our family tradition has always been our stuffing. In the South, we call it dressing. My grandmother taught us from an early age and all the women in the family have been making it from scratch. Ever since. Grateful for your videos!

[@tracy44108]

I can't believe I am just now seeing this. But, my mother's stuffing is my favorite. I just learned to cook it in my pressure cooker. We always have a traditional thanksgiving dinner and I can't wait to try all these recipes!!

[@LindsayRenee2023]

My favorite tradition memory was getting together as a huge huge family with two of of the never ending tables in my aunt's dining room , listening to my grandpa say grace and being able to spend the whole day together eating food watching hallmark and football , the newest being together with the immediate family and enjoy what we have to be thankful for . Thank you lovely ladies for this opportunity 🙂#SisterHood

[@jcking6785]

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[@LindsayRenee2023]

@@jcking6785 thank you very much totally thought I did 🙈

[@jesusyaselaguilar4180]

#Sisterhood. My family's tradition is to gather at the table and share with everyone what are we thankful for and enjoy dinner together.

[@breannehardy8353]

I didn’t grow up near extended family for Christmas and so we all helped my mom cook while we watched the thanksgiving parade and dog show on tv! Simple, but so fun! Now I get to do that with my own kids! #sisterhood

[@christinahartung7716]

#sisterhood going around the table, sharing what we're all thankful/grateful for. it's always great hearing what the under 10yr olds have to say, it can be very thought provoking

[@paigeburris4071]

#sisterhood Family traditions include the traditional meal, although we are getting lazy. Esp this year. I SO want to cook the whole thanksgiving dinner for Christmas after watching this video! Thank you so much!

[@nikkipiroso3958]

I jus had to share my family tradition for thanksgiving, my family is very big and we are Italian and Christian, my Nono, would invite a homeless person to join us every year, I'm 37 and its still our tradition, I hope the tradition goes on forever to show the good and gratefulness of people ❤