It's the fourth thursday of every novemberIs thanksgiving the same date every year?
see aboveI think it is the 24th November or the nearest Thursday to it!
One thing I've always wondered: I usually enjoy turkey as a once-a-year treat but I cannot get any of my American friends, of whom I have several, to explain how they can cope with eating their way through two turkeys in the course of a monthi know people in Britain aren't celebrating this but here in America thanksgiving is on thursday
It's the fourth thursday of every november
That's Independence Day, not the same as Thanksgiving Day.We celebrate on 4th July
No, no; you don't understand.That's Independence Day, not the same as Thanksgiving Day.
i know people in Britain aren't celebrating this but here in America thanksgiving is on thursday
Ah, right.A smoked wild turkey is smaller than some agribusiness turkeys. THere is a cheap, $30 roaster than almost all American families have, and often they have mom's or grandma's. This also comes with steamer inserts. You can also bake cakes in it and it is plenty huge. But, basically it fits the traditional dinner except the wild rice unless it is in the stuffing in one place if you time it right
The whole turkey covered at one point with bacon
The stuffing wrapped in parchment and then in foil (ex. wild rice, apple pieces, sage sausage, walnuts or pecans)
The yams or sweet potatoes
couple three ears of blue or red corn on the cob
looks like this
https://www.pinterest.com/explore/roaster-oven-recipes/
That's Independence Day, not the same as Thanksgiving Day.
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