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Pre-cooked Thanksgiving Turkey, dressing, etc.
Okay, my all-knowing comrades in blue, I need a pre-cooked turkey (or turkey breast), dressing, and probably some sides. The ham I can pick up at Honeybaked, if I need to. I know they do the other stuff, too, but I'm not wild about their turkey. Suggestions?
11-25-2013 05:55 PM
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(11-25-2013 05:55 PM)TigerBill Wrote:  Okay, my all-knowing comrades in blue, I need a pre-cooked turkey (or turkey breast), dressing, and probably some sides. The ham I can pick up at Honeybaked, if I need to. I know they do the other stuff, too, but I'm not wild about their turkey. Suggestions?

http://memphis.about.com/od/foodanddinin...Dinner.htm
Where to Get a Great Thanksgiving Dinner in Memphis
Among others, she suggests:

Cracker Barrel
Perkins
Shoney's
Piccadilly
Piccadilly serves up a traditional Thanksgiving meal with favorites such as ham, turkey, sweet potatoes, and cornbread dressing. Or you can even take home a whole family dinner to-go for around $65.00. There are five Memphis area locations making it a convenient Thanksgiving destination.
• The Kroger deli is offering a complete holiday meal for both Thanksgiving and Christmas. You can choose from a turkey or ham feast that comes with traditional sides, rolls, and a pie for dessert.
• Holiday Deli and Ham serves up familiar holiday favorites including turkey or ham, plus all the fixin's like cranberry sauce, cornbread dressing, and sweet potato casserole!
• Almost everybody loves the distinctive taste of a Honey Baked Ham. But did you know that the Honey Baked Ham Store offers turkey, too? In fact, you can choose from a large variety of complete family-sized Thanksgiving meals to take home.
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Here are some more spots:
Four Way Grill
Southern / Soul Food Restaurant
998 Mississippi Blvd

Walking into the Four Way is like approaching the pearly gates of Soul Food heaven. The 65 year-old restaurant in the Soulsville neighborhood serves classic meat-and-three lunches. Their rotating line-up of meats and veggies changes daily, but a few things (like fried chicken) are constants.
Also, they have turkey and dressing every day. And it's really good turkey and dressing. It's the food equivalent of a hug.

The Cupboard
11400 Union Ave

Alcenia's
9317 N Main St

Peggy's Just Heavenly Home Cooking
326 S Cleveland St (N of Peabody)

[From 2011 article]
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Café Society, 212 N. Evergreen, offers a 12-14 pound turkey with gravy for $60 with traditional dressing, mashed potatoes, roasted root vegetables, and haricot vert almondine available as sides for $15 per item. Cranberry chutney ($7), cheesecake ($30) and pumpkin pie ($20) are also available. Place orders by Monday at 2 p.m. and pick up Wednesday by 9 p.m. Call (901) 722-2177 to order.

The Cupboard Restaurant, 1400 Union, offers a spiral glazed ham and a 12-14 pound turkey, each for $49.99. Brown milk or giblet gravy is available for $3.99 as well as an expanded menu of vegetables and sides for $23.99 per gallon. Order by Monday for pickup anytime through Thanksgiving Day. Call (901) 276-8015.

The Germantown Commissary offers hickory-smoked turkeys in two sizes. Both include homemade cornbread dressing and giblet gravy. The 10-12-pound turkey is $41.95 and the 18-20-pound is $69.95. Honey smoked spiral hams are $48.95. Dressing and gravy can be purchased also, along with sweet potato casserole. Bulk pricing for catering also available. Call (901) 754-5540 to place order by Monday. Pick up by 7 p.m. Wednesday.

Hog Wild Catering offers an extensive holiday menu including smoked and fried turkeys ($45 and $50), ham ($50), salmon ($32 per pound), ribs ($22 per slab) and beef tenderloin. Gravy, sides and desserts are also available. Order by noon Monday; pick up on Tuesday or Wednesday at 1291 Tully or 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Wednesday at 695 White Station by 2 p.m. Call (901) 522-9453 for the full menu and to order.

Huey's-Midtown kitchen manager Terry Gant offers a 10-12-pound fried or roasted turkey with dressing and giblet gravy for $50 and glazed baked ham for $65. A variety of vegetable casseroles are available for $15 each as well as pecan, apple (both $12) and sweet potato pies ($10) and apple or peach cobbler ($15). Order by Friday for pickup from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday. Call (901) 726-4372.

Marlowe's Restaurant, 4381 Elvis Presley Blvd., offers Cajun fried turkeys for $42 and smoked turkeys for $37, and ham for $45. Orders can be placed through Wednesday for same day pickup. Call (901) 332-4159.
Minit Stop, 1779 Bartlett Road, offers pans of chicken and cornbread dressing for $40. Each pan feeds 15 people. Place orders by Saturday for pickup on Wednesday. Call (901) 388-5616.

Piccadilly Cafeteria has holiday to-go packages available to order on its website, piccadilly.com. Each feeds 10-14 people and includes a choice of turkey or ham, two side items, a dozen baked rolls and choice of dessert, including pumpkin pie or cranberry bread pudding. Turkey packs are $64.99 and ham packs are $54.99. A trimming pack, which includes a gallon of tea and three 1-quart side dishes, is $27.99. All online orders must be placed 36 hours before pickup.

Showboat Barbecue, 3200 Hickory Hill, offers pit-smoked turkey (8-10 pounds) for $34.95. Turkey with giblet gravy and choice of three sides (cornbread dressing, sweet potato casserole, broccoli cheese and rice casserole or potato salad) are $79. Other items are available upon request. Place orders by Saturday, and pick up on Tuesday or Wednesday. Call (901) 366-0242.
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03-lmfao Dang son, thanks!
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(11-25-2013 09:53 PM)TigerBill Wrote:  03-lmfao Dang son, thanks!

Good luck and Happy Thanksgiving!
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well, after that spectacular answer there's not much more to add. I do know that Bob Evans does the same full meal option like Kroger, with options to add additional sides/desserts and stuff. Originally we were going that route this year before we decided to piece meal it since we wanted the smoked turkey from Central BBQ.
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(11-25-2013 11:15 PM)MemTigerFan Wrote:  well, after that spectacular answer there's not much more to add. I do know that Bob Evans does the same full meal option like Kroger, with options to add additional sides/desserts and stuff. Originally we were going that route this year before we decided to piece meal it since we wanted the smoked turkey from Central BBQ.

I want lasagna, but I'm outvoted.
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(11-25-2013 05:55 PM)TigerBill Wrote:  Okay, my all-knowing comrades in blue, I need a pre-cooked turkey (or turkey breast), dressing, and probably some sides. The ham I can pick up at Honeybaked, if I need to. I know they do the other stuff, too, but I'm not wild about their turkey. Suggestions?

Germantown Commissary used to make a great turkey. Oops, sorry dan o I didn't see that. Now I'm hungry
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The Peabody is putting together one too.
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(11-26-2013 11:35 AM)Tiger46 Wrote:  
(11-25-2013 05:55 PM)TigerBill Wrote:  Okay, my all-knowing comrades in blue, I need a pre-cooked turkey (or turkey breast), dressing, and probably some sides. The ham I can pick up at Honeybaked, if I need to. I know they do the other stuff, too, but I'm not wild about their turkey. Suggestions?

Germantown Commissary used to make a great turkey. Oops, sorry dan o I didn't see that. Now I'm hungry

Ha. No problem, I went cross eyed myself reading all those menus.

Love this holiday and can't wait for all the grand kids to finally get here.

Happy Thanksgiving
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(11-25-2013 11:16 PM)TigerBill Wrote:  
(11-25-2013 11:15 PM)MemTigerFan Wrote:  well, after that spectacular answer there's not much more to add. I do know that Bob Evans does the same full meal option like Kroger, with options to add additional sides/desserts and stuff. Originally we were going that route this year before we decided to piece meal it since we wanted the smoked turkey from Central BBQ.

I want lasagna, but I'm outvoted.

Milano's on Hwy 64 at Appling Rd. For lasagna and bruschetta.
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I'm picking up our stuff at Whole Foods tomorrow. My contribution.
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(11-26-2013 09:19 PM)SayWhat? Wrote:  
(11-25-2013 11:16 PM)TigerBill Wrote:  
(11-25-2013 11:15 PM)MemTigerFan Wrote:  well, after that spectacular answer there's not much more to add. I do know that Bob Evans does the same full meal option like Kroger, with options to add additional sides/desserts and stuff. Originally we were going that route this year before we decided to piece meal it since we wanted the smoked turkey from Central BBQ.

I want lasagna, but I'm outvoted.

Milano's on Hwy 64 at Appling Rd. For lasagna and bruschetta.

That part of the family used to run the one at Dexter and Germantown, good stuff.
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(11-26-2013 10:33 PM)RationalRebel Wrote:  I'm picking up our stuff at Whole Foods tomorrow. My contribution.

I wonder if it's too late to order one tomorrow; everybody I have called has smoked turkey, and my wife won't eat smoked turkey. Dang it.
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(11-26-2013 11:30 PM)TigerBill Wrote:  
(11-26-2013 09:19 PM)SayWhat? Wrote:  
(11-25-2013 11:16 PM)TigerBill Wrote:  
(11-25-2013 11:15 PM)MemTigerFan Wrote:  well, after that spectacular answer there's not much more to add. I do know that Bob Evans does the same full meal option like Kroger, with options to add additional sides/desserts and stuff. Originally we were going that route this year before we decided to piece meal it since we wanted the smoked turkey from Central BBQ.

I want lasagna, but I'm outvoted.

Milano's on Hwy 64 at Appling Rd. For lasagna and bruschetta.

That part of the family used to run the one at Dexter and Germantown, good stuff.

The first Milano's was in the food court at the Oak Court Mall. Go figure?
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(11-26-2013 04:59 PM)dan o Wrote:  
(11-26-2013 11:35 AM)Tiger46 Wrote:  
(11-25-2013 05:55 PM)TigerBill Wrote:  Okay, my all-knowing comrades in blue, I need a pre-cooked turkey (or turkey breast), dressing, and probably some sides. The ham I can pick up at Honeybaked, if I need to. I know they do the other stuff, too, but I'm not wild about their turkey. Suggestions?

Germantown Commissary used to make a great turkey. Oops, sorry dan o I didn't see that. Now I'm hungry

Ha. No problem, I went cross eyed myself reading all those menus.

Love this holiday and can't wait for all the grand kids to finally get here.

Happy Thanksgiving

yeah me too and they aren't even pregnant yet.03-hissyfit
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(12-01-2013 01:59 PM)fathergoose714 Wrote:  
(11-26-2013 04:59 PM)dan o Wrote:  
(11-26-2013 11:35 AM)Tiger46 Wrote:  
(11-25-2013 05:55 PM)TigerBill Wrote:  Okay, my all-knowing comrades in blue, I need a pre-cooked turkey (or turkey breast), dressing, and probably some sides. The ham I can pick up at Honeybaked, if I need to. I know they do the other stuff, too, but I'm not wild about their turkey. Suggestions?

Germantown Commissary used to make a great turkey. Oops, sorry dan o I didn't see that. Now I'm hungry

Ha. No problem, I went cross eyed myself reading all those menus.

Love this holiday and can't wait for all the grand kids to finally get here.

Happy Thanksgiving

yeah me too and they aren't even pregnant yet.03-hissyfit

04-cheers
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(11-26-2013 11:31 PM)TigerBill Wrote:  
(11-26-2013 10:33 PM)RationalRebel Wrote:  I'm picking up our stuff at Whole Foods tomorrow. My contribution.

I wonder if it's too late to order one tomorrow; everybody I have called has smoked turkey, and my wife won't eat smoked turkey. Dang it.

Replying late for Thanksgiving, but highly recommended for Christmas if need is there. We went with the breast with the sides and threw in the Mac & cheese and bourbon chocolate pecan pie. Everything was great. Super easy pick up and can't beat the price versus time saved.
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(12-01-2013 11:37 PM)RationalRebel Wrote:  
(11-26-2013 11:31 PM)TigerBill Wrote:  
(11-26-2013 10:33 PM)RationalRebel Wrote:  I'm picking up our stuff at Whole Foods tomorrow. My contribution.

I wonder if it's too late to order one tomorrow; everybody I have called has smoked turkey, and my wife won't eat smoked turkey. Dang it.

Replying late for Thanksgiving, but highly recommended for Christmas if need is there. We went with the breast with the sides and threw in the Mac & cheese and bourbon chocolate pecan pie. Everything was great. Super easy pick up and can't beat the price versus time saved.

Thanks, I may try that. We did the old reliable Honeybaked, ham was great, turkey was okay.
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