Kandi Burruss shared a video in which she’s asking her fans for cooking advice for Thanksgiving day. Check out her post below.

‘What should I make for #Thanksgiving! If you have any great ideas for recipes, drop the link!’ Kandi posted.

Someone said: ‘Oxtails, curry goat and white rice, jolloff rice, honey glazed salmon, minted lamb chips, herby creamy mash potatoes, sweet chilli chicken wings, bbq ribs …. rum punch for drinks and mimosas :).’

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A commenter posted this message: ‘@kandi like Eddie Murphy said in one of his movies “This ain’t no ball, where the real food at. Y’all got to get some peach cobbler up in here”. Thanksgiving food is the basic dressing, greens, ham, spaghetti, green beans, lasagna.’

Someone else said: ‘Or just order a sweet potato cake from ME! Lol😋’ and a commenter posted this: ‘Now I’m starving 🙌🏽 all sounds delicious.’

One follower said: ‘Sweet Potato Cornbread with Peach Bourbon Butter!!’ and a commenter posted this: ‘Y’all taking new family members because ever since y’all been on tv, I felt like a part of the family. 😩🙌🏽’

Someone else said: ‘Portobello mushrooms stuffed with crab and melted gouda! Always a hit!’

A commenter posted this: ‘Cornish hens, roast, Turkey WINGs…something like that this yr,’ and a commenter said: ‘Me & my sister doing seafood for thanksgiving this year. Because we cook the thanksgiving type of food all year like one Sunday she’ll stuff some whole chickens with dressing baked mac greens candied yams etc. So we wanted to switch it up this year.’

One follower said: ‘Chitlins honey ham sweet potatoes greens macaroni and cheese cornbread some of that good coleslaw onion and tomatoes with hot sauce🔥.’

In other recent news, Todd Tucker likes these series featuring his wife, Kandi Burruss and he just dropped a new one following ‘Rolling with Todd.’

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The new series that he just debuted on IG is called ‘Pillow Talk with kandi and Todd’, and you can check out the very first episode.