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Who served the turkey on the first thanksgiving?
Pilgrims served the wild turkeys on first Thanksgiving.
How many deer did they served at the first Thanksgiving?
Seven...exactly seven deer were served at the first Thanksgiving.
What foods are common to both the first Thanksgiving and Thanksgiving nowadays?
Venison and fowl are the only foods that we know for sure were served at the first Thanksgiving. The rest is guess work. But venison and fowl still may be found at Thanksgiving meals nowadays.Additionally, it's possible that the first Thanksgiving meal included berries, fruits, nuts, and vegetables. Such fare is common nowadays too. For example, cranberries and pumpkins find their way onto modern Thanksgiving tables. So might they have been found during that first Thanksgiving celebration.
What was the main dish served at the first Thanksgiving?
Turkey was most likely served at the first Thanksgiving because it was a bird of the new world. Other ripe crops like corn were also at the firs thanksgiving. Typically, any food that represent the "New World" woudl be served at hte firs Thanksgiving.
Was cranberry salad served at the first Thanksgiving?
no
Was swan served at the first Thanksgiving?
No, I think the Pilgrims were fed.
Wild turkey were served by the what on the first thanksgiving day?
pilgrims
Did the pilgrims like what whey were served at the first thanksgiving?
yes
Do you eat pumpkins at Thanksgiving?
Pumpkins are eaten year around, usually as pumpkin pie (a popular thanksgiving dish) & pumpkin bread. I have seen recepies for pumpkin soup and other dishes.
How many turkeys served at the first thanksgiving?
4 wild turkeys
What is the difference between the first Thanksgiving turkey and your Thanksgiving turkey?
We have turkey seasoning and fancy ovens and they did not. Also, turkeys today are raised on farms. The turkeys served at the first Thanksgiving were wild.
What were the foods that the pilgrims possibly have to eat on the first Thanksgiving?
The Pilgrim's menu was somewhat slimmer than todays. Wild Turkeys, corn, pumpkins, potatoes, and wild greens of some sort were the staples they had.... Other wild game might have been served also....
