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The first thanksgiving by Jean-Léon Gérôme Ferris

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The first thanksgiving by Jean-Léon Gérôme Ferris

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Easy Last-Minute DIY Thanksgiving Decorations

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Please watch in 1080 for clearest resolution! Hi guys! Happy almost Thanksgiving! If you guys are looking for some quick and easy, last minute decorations to throw together before the feast goes down, these are some cute ideas that take no longer than 10 minutes!

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While there is some debate around the exact origins of the first Thanksgiving ever celebrated, the dishes associated with the modern day American celebratory dinner have probably evolved from one of the the first, which was shared among the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag tribe in 1621. The meal included turkey, waterfowl, venison, fish, lobster, clams, berries, fruit, pumpkin and squash - mainly traditional Native American foods.

The Thanksgiving dinner menu has had various incarnations since, but the turkey - or its equivalent according to preference - remains as the centrepiece, accompanied by a chorus of trimmings. Below are some of the staples of a traditional Thanksgiving meal.

Classic Thanksgiving dishes

Turkey: and/or ham, goose and duck

Stuffing (also known as dressing): a mix of bread cubes, chopped celery, carrots, onions and sage stuffed inside the turkey for roasting. Chestnuts, chopped bacon or sausage, and raisins or apples are also sometimes included in the stuffing.

Mashed potatoes with gravy

Sweet potatoes: often served as candied sweet potatoes, sometimes topped with marshmallows

Butternut squash

Corn

Green beans

Cranberry sauce

Plain bread rolls, savoury biscuits or corn bread (popular in the southern US states and some parts of New England)

Pies: pumpkin pies are most common, but pecan, apple, sweet potato and mincemeat pies are also quite popular.

Thanksgiving menu offerings in London

JW Steakhouse

The All-American steakhouse known for its hand-cut selection of American USDA prime beef is offering a special Thanksgiving-inspired menu, including a traditional Thanksgiving turkey dish with apricot stuffing and cranberry sauce as well as sides including creamed spinach and green beans and a choice of pumpkin or apple pie with homemade ice cream. Wash it all down with a drink at their Bourbon Bar, which is said to offer the largest selection of Bourbons in the capital. Available from November 24-26.
jwsteakhouse.co.uk
Cut at 45 Park Lane

The first European branch of the restaurant by US celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck, the Austrian American chef who does the annual menu for the Academy Awards Governors Ball (one of the most exclusive Oscar parties) is also offering a three-course Thanksgiving-inspired menu on November 24, with dishes including roasted squash soup with goat cheese and pumpkin seed oil, roasted turkey with a wild mushroom stuffing and cranberry compote as well as sides including baby brussel sprouts and red jewell sweet potato gratin, followed by desserts including pecan pie with a "10 year chocolate sauce" and a pumpkin and ginger cheesecake.
dorchestercollection.com

Credit: Niall Clutton

Texas Joe's

"Celebrate Thanksgiving the Texan way" at Texas Joe's "all you can eat" feast on November 24. Their Thanksgiving menu will offer slow smoked Turkey and trimmings including bone marrow mash, smoked cream corn, green bean casserole and poblano chorizo cornbread dressing and chipotle glazed sweet potatoes.
texas-joes.com
Bread Street Kitchen

The Gordon Ramsay restaurant will offer a three-course meal with Thanksgiving-inspired American favourites, from pumpkin soup with spiced pecans to lobster macaroni and cheese with confit turkey leg and a peanut butter and jam ice cream sandwich. Available on November 24.
gordonramsayrestaurants.com

Bar Boulud

The French restaurant from Michelin-starred chef Daniel Bouloud will offer a French and American themed four-course Thanksgiving meal. The menu features squash soup with truffle marshmallow, turkey breast and leg galantine white sausage with sage stuffing, brussel sprouts fondue, as well as a pecan tart with bourbon vanilla ice cream.
barboulud.com/london
The Diner

For a more down-to-earth, affordable affair, enjoy a sausage stuffed fried turkey burger, with Wisconsin fried cheese curds washed down with orange spiced hot buttered rum at all branches of The Diner in London.
goodlifediner.com
Slap Ya Papa

This New Orleans-inspired supper club serving " lip smackin' soul food" is a Southern Thanksgiving menu on November 24. The 12 featured dishes will include New Orleans-style Cajun roasted deep-fried turkey, candied yams, shrimp remoulade and truffled sprout, served alongside live music and entertainment.
slapyapapa.co.uk
Christopher's

Celebrating its landmark 25th anniversary this year, the historic venue housed in a Grade II-listed building in the heart of Covent Garden was once a papier mâché factory and opened in 1870 as London's first licensed casino. Since 1991 it has been dubbed as one of the capital's best American restaurants, with retro Art Deco interiors reflecting the "heady glamour of the Modern American era". Its three-course Thanksgiving offering on November 24 includes a range of American-themed bites: Maryland crab cakes and Missouri-rubbed rack of lamb and a slow cooked organic turkey as well as honey bourbon pumpkin pie and a pear and almond cobbler with salted caramel ice cream.
christophersgrill.com

Blues Kitchen

Enjoy live retro soul and blues tunes along with a traditional Thanksgiving meal at the Brixton branch of the American-themed barbecue and burger restaurant on November 24. Guests can enjoy roasted turkey with chestnut stuffing, candie yams and cornbread, and dance it all off to classic soul tunes from James Brown, Aretha Franklin and Marvin Gaye played by a live band from 10pm.
theblueskitchen.com
Balthazar

The original New York branch of this French brasserie and bakery is set in Manhattan's upscale SoHo neighbourhood. The celebrity favourite was one of the hardest places to get a reservation for after opening. Its London branch is offering a Thanksgiving-themed menu on November 24 which includes spiced butternut squash soup, traditional roast turkey and pecan pie along with a new gingerbread sour cocktail.
balthazarlondon.com
Smith and Wollensky

The London branch of the US steakhouse will be serving classic Thanksgiving dishes including herb roasted turkey with cranberry sauce and red wine gravy, roasted brussel sprouts with smoked bacon and caramelised shallots and "one of the best pumpkin pies in London" . There are also three Thanksgiving-themed cocktails on offer including the Pecan-infused Old Fashioned, The Big Apple of My Rye and the Pumpkin Pie. The menu is available from November 24-25
smithandwollensky.co.uk

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The Big Easy

The city's "definitive barbecue and lobster shack" , inspired by those seen along the Gulf Coast of America in the 19th century, has been serving "good ol' home style food" for 22 years since its first branched opened on Kings Road. All three of its branches (in Covent Garden, Kings Road and Canary Wharf) are offering a Thanksgiving-themed menu including butternut squash soup, pit smoked turkey with "Grandma Emma's spirited apple cranberry chutney" and "the best green bean casserole ever", as well as a "Lobster Feast" option.
bigeasy.co.uk

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Thanksgiving: the traditional dinner menu and where to celebrate in London

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While there is some debate around the exact origins of the first Thanksgiving ever celebrated, the dishes associated with the modern day American celebratory dinner have probably evolved from one of the the first, which was shared among the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag tribe in 1621.