If you are making salads for the Thanksgiving dinner, they can be prepared ahead of time as long as they kept refrigerated. I make a cranberry orange relish which I prepare a few days before the dinner. If you need the recipe, please let me know, Any freshly baked breads can be made the day before the dinner and if they are wrapped up they will remain very edible. On the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, I cut up and prepare the vegetables that I will need for my stuffing and for side dishes.
On Thanksgiving Day, it is estimated that about 46 million turkeys are consumed in the United States. As for stuffing, it's difficult to determine how much is eaten in total, but it is a popular side dish served with Thanksgiving meals.
The town of Shamrock invented Thanksgiving. One day Thomas Shambree said thank you to everyone in his town and arranged a special dinner. They had peas, mashed potatoes, gravy, and the main course turkey. They did it hte next year, and the next and soon named it Thanksgiving.
PB&J or being creative eat breakfast for lunch and you can eat it for dinner
no the mayflower compact was not what made thanksgiving
who made uo thanksgiving is james baker
The Pilgirms "made" Thanksgiving.
If you want a healthy Thanksgiving, try this. Turkey is lean, and I stuff mine with lots of oranges - YUM. A huge salad, cottage cheese, carrots, ants on a log, home made stuffing, home made fruit pies, broccoli, cauliflower, veggie tray, fruit tray, etc. The possibilities are endless.
Really you can serve anything you want at a thanksgiving dinner, the holiday is about getting together with family and being thankful. But, most traditional thanksgiving meals include: Turkey Cranberry sauce Stuffing Pecan and pumpkin pie Green bean casserole Sweet potatoe casserole Maybe some honeyed ham
The first Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1621. The first Thanksgiving as a national holiday was 1863.
Five letter words that can be made with the letters in 'Thanksgiving' are:agingangstankhsgainsgaitsgangsgiantgnashgnatshangshankshintskingsknishknitsnightninthsaintsatinshanksightstainstankstingstinktanksthankthingthinkthinsvisitvista
The past tense for "make" is "made" I made dinner last night. you made dinner last week. she/he/they made dinner last weekend.
no. Thanksgiving is when the natives and the pilgrims made peace and gave tahnks for it.