thanksgiving cake

Added on December 2nd, 2010 by Oriahna | Report Post
Tags:Food, WTF

Layers of ground turkey, sausage stuffing, mashed potatoes, and cranberry sauce coated with more mashed potatoes, a layer of sweet potatoes, and a cup-and-a-half of mini-marshmallows.

not sure if want

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Luke Magnifico (#1029)

13 years ago

I’m frightened.

Someone hold me.

wookie_x (#962)

13 years ago

Ugh. Do NOT want. One of those things that SEEMS like a good idea at the time, but just doesn’t come through!

VilaWolf (#5701)

13 years ago

That is just disguesting and gross..cant say enough about how bad the idea really is…

dtepes (#3521)

13 years ago

I want.

I think the trick is to flip it upside down and eat downward in layers.

tragerstreit (#4406)

13 years ago

Just so you know…there’s a whole gallery of meatcakes like this. Including a much more beautiful Thanksgiving version:

www.blackwidowbakery.com/gallery/main.php

and the pretty turkey loaf:

www.blackwidowbakery.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=239

Sporklady (#4356)

13 years ago

Do want!

As long as is cooked thoroughly and served warm, sounds good to me!

Adrian (#1075)

13 years ago

“and a cup-and-a-half of mini-marshmallows” because nobody in Thanksgiving land remembers how to make meringue?! (which is essentially the same thing, but without gelatin)

tragerstreit (#4406)

Reply to Adrian

13 years ago

We never put meringue on sweet potatoes at Thanksgiving when I was growing up. I’ve never heard of anyone putting meringue on sweet potatoes, actually. Just marshmallows.

Which, sweet potatoes is a thing, as The Google tells me. Still. I don’t blame the cook for using marshmallows. It’s traditional to a lot of people. Not that meatcake is tradition, but it does date back at least to the 50s. And it’s a tradition in my house, now. Viva la Meatcake!