🦃 THANKSGIVING FOODS : Fact or Fiction 🦃 (Then vs Now)
Is your Thanksgiving Dinner a fake? Want to know what they ate at the first Thanksgiving? Today we look at the history of Thanksgiving, the customary foods we eat on Thanksgiving Day, and what was served on the first Thanksgiving menu. You'll be surprised to learn what they at THEN vs NOW!
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00:01 Intro & History of Thanksgiving
01:20 #1 Cranberry Sauce
01:53 #2 Corn
02:44 #3 Mashed Potatoes
03:22 #4 Green Bean Casserole
03:44 #5 Pumpkin Pie
04:45 The ORIGINAL Thanksgiving Menu
05:12 Did the Pilgrims eat Turkey?
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From what I’ve read they almost certainly had venison, as you mentioned, and ground nuts (a potato-like native root vegetable). Seafood definitely makes sense! And maybe some passenger pigeons as they would have been easy picking at the time. I’m trying to think what other native fruits can be foraged in late fall: persimmon, Pawpaw, hawthorn, dried currants and gooseberries (they sometimes dry right on the bush). They could have had a good chance of eating “highbush cranberry” which is actually a Viburnum, if they had natives showing them how to forage. The fruits are ripe in mid October, just in time for a fall feast, and they grow pretty far north along the coast.
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8 ай бұрын
Thanks so much for your contribution to this. I love what you’ve added, especially the possibilities for foraging different foods and berries. Great insight. Thanks again and I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving yesterday 😊
Good lord she's so gorgeous! Im not even American and i watched the whole thing