What are traditional Thanksgiving foods?
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- Learn about the traditional Thanksgiving foods eaten in America and how they became part of the Thanksgiving meal. Also, check out our Holiday Roundup workbook in the following link: amzn.to/2fRp5K3
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This video provides a short explanation of the most common items eaten for a traditional Thanksgiving meal, including turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, and pumpkin pie.
Learn what Americans eat, and how much of it, for each Thanksgiving Day.
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Topics include:
● What is eaten as part of a traditional Thanksgiving holiday?
● Turkey at Thanksgiving
● Thanksgiving celebrations
● How turkey became the traditional meal
● Other dishes eaten at Thanksgiving
●A modern Thanksgiving dinner
●The feast in Plymouth in 1621
●Deer
●Fish
●Lobster
●Clams
●Fruits
●Berries
●Squash
●Pumpkins
●Pumpkin Pie
●Centerpiece of the Thanksgiving meal
●Alexander Hamilton
●50 million turkeys
●700 million pounds of turkey is eaten every Thanksgiving!
●Dressing and Stuffing
●Herbs and Spices
●Chestnuts
●Celery
●Raisins
●Apples
●Oysters
●Wheat Bread
●White Bread
●Cornbread
●Mashed Potatoes and Gravy
●Cranberry Sauce
●Corn
●Green Beans
●Yams
●Sweet Potatoes
●Deviled Eggs
●Salads
●Bread Rolls
●Biscuits
●Cornbread
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Also learn about the various deserts served during an American Thanksgiving Day celebration: Dessert brings us even more traditional Thanksgiving staples. The most prominent dessert across the country is pumpkin pie. It is estimated that about 50 million pumpkin pies are eaten every Thanksgiving. Aside from pumpkin pie, other types of pie are also popular, including pecan, apple, and cherry.
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This educational video documents the food items that have helped to make Thanksgiving the special holiday it is. What will you be having on your Thanksgiving table?
Turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, green bean casserole, homemade sage stuffing. Sweet potatoes, Homemade rolls, jello fruit salad, pumpkin pie, apple pie and pecan pie.
The first time I had cornbread dressing I fell in love with it. Most of the time I get invited to other people's homes and even have had sourdough dressing. Give me turkey and gravy and dressing and the rest, I'm home.
20 pounds of stuffed turkey, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, white sweet corn, hot homemade biscuits rich thick gravy, cranberry sauce, homemade apple pie, pumpkin pie and lemon pie. Happy Thanksgiving Day from our home to yours.
Sounds Great we like Turkeys less than 10 pound they seem to taste better..not enough get two
Hello Connie, how are you doing
Yes, I love my homeland, America 🌷
You're holiday food looks seriously mouth-watering.
I share this video with my little friend. We enjoyed very much. Happy thanksgiving friends in USA 2021.
Love the background music.
I'm Hispanic American and every year our family incorporates Spanish dishes into our Thanksgiving dinner. This year we are going all-American as we teach the kids about the history of the holiday. Last year I found out I have English and Native American heritage so it feels even more appropriate. Those Spanish dishes can make a Christmas comeback anyhow. Enjoy your holidays everyone!
Jesus brought the Pilgrims to America as the new promise land. Israel was long gone in 1620. Genesis 12. Matthew 21:43-44 and Jeremiah 31:31. The Pilgrims brought multiple merchant ships carrying supplies and paid them with European money. The merchants were experienced explorers and map makers who assisted the Pilgrims to navigate through the forests and establish ports for more ships. The Pilgrims enjoyed a nice first Thanksgiving with the Indians proving they were friends. The Indian wars didn't start until the British arrived, convincing the Indians to kill the settlers under false pretenses.
You're forgetting the pilgrims were British themselves.... Saying "the Indian wars didn't start until the British arrived" doesn't make sense because the British had already been there for decades. That's why they were called the "British Colonies," not the "Pilgrim's colonies." @@void9837 And to top it off, even before any wars broke out, there were certainly less-than-friendly conflicts and displacement of native peoples off their ancestral lands.
I just had Thanksgiving with my family yesterday and we had a lot of food to eat. Ham, maccoroni, sweet potatoes and a bunch of other foods. I like the video, I listened and I agree with you. The Indians did make the food and shared with us back in the 1600s. Don't forget your roots.
Maccaroni* sorry i’m italian HAHAHAHA
@@anonima2.098 I'm guessing you got you got spaghetti and meatballs with bread? Italians dig that.
U.S. Thanksgiving food has always got my mouth watering. I'm going to plan my North American trip to coincide with this holiday and stuff face. I haven't a clue who Alex Hamilton was, but he had a good point there.
Okay, DON'T mention you not knowing who Alexander Hamilton when you are there. Americans were obsessed with this musical about him a few years back. It's available on Dinsey+ and is actually pretty good
@@alicebydinger Thanks. I'll have look at The Hamilton musical.
Hello🇨🇦, Thanks giving without Turkey🍗is like Fourth of July with no apple pie🥧🎇, or Friday with no two pizzas🍕🥂I love Indian cuisine. Korma, biryani, kheer, halwa, Aloo gohbi, chana masala, matar paneer, and puri. I love them️
Hello Sakura, how are you doing
Very nice guys!!!
My family does salmon and lobster on thanksgiving 😊
God bless you Everyone 🙏🏼🕊♥️
Very nice
Good Video!!! Food Look'd Good!!!! You forgot about Mincemeat Pie,another Favorite!!!
beautiful turkeys
Happy thinksgiveing 2020
That celebrations is a very important holiday, it is very beautiful.
goose plum pudding
YES OUR CHILDREN SUFFERED, WERE TARGETED YES
Viva l italia
The total quantity of the turkeys eaten in America every Thanksgiving is crucial. But to mention the total weight of those turkeys is absolutely unnecessary.
Isn't sweet potatoes and yams the same thing ? I think it is..
Yes they are. Although there are many varieties of yams including white, yellow and the orange kind we usually refer to as sweet potatoes.
They are different
Who is narrating?
Jake Henderson. The other half of Reading Through History.
Reading Through History Cool.
i think i have cranberries growing in my yard..I cant tell
Who else had to learn about this in school?
me
you can't
leave me hook-like what happens next
Traditionally all the meat is substituted with tofu. Loving kindness for vegetarians. Nothing is more traditional than a TofuTurkey! THANKYOU
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You forgot about Mac and cheese
NEVER!
I think that is more of a southern soul food thing......
What type white people dressing is that
The best type. All American
es horrible
How so? It’s American