Foods to Serve at a "Greek Style" American Thanksgiving

[cubrinj]

I know that many of us celebrate "American Thanksgiving" - those of us who live in the United States. I have always found it to be an interesting mix of traditional, American Thanksgiving foods and Greek favorites. What do you guys serve? We are either serving this year, or have in the past...

• Roasted turkey, of course
• Stuffing (sometimes the "Greek" one of rice, ground beef, and chestnuts)
• Mashed Potatoes
• Apple Pie
• Mashed butternut squash
• Spanakopita
• Pastitsio
• Tiropita
• Greek Salad
• Baklava

Smaller crowds than normal this year, so I am not sure what of the Greek stuff we'll have besides spanakopita.

This is a good explanation of how to make it - I would personally add more feta:

 

[k_tsoukalas]

We always have turkey, mashed potatoes, squash, stuffing.

For Greek stuff, sometimes we make the rice and chestnut "stuffing" dish.

Then for dessert, we have apple pie, pumpkin pie, and sometimes Greek stuff like Ek Mek Kataifi and baklava.