It might be an American celebration, but wherever you live in the world most of us have heard of Thanksgiving… but have you heard of Friendsgiving? Read on to find out about the history of both holidays, what to eat with inspirational recipes from our favorite chef, and of course what to serve it on. Plus, we’ll share a great idea for any leftovers you may have!
How Does Friendsgiving Work?
Friendsgiving was started back in 2007 for anyone who didn’t have the time or money to travel home for Thanksgiving with family. More casual, unconventional and fun, Friendsgiving can be whatever you want it to be, whenever you want it, with whatever menu you and your friends desire – with everyone chipping in to help. Sounds like the perfect get-together doesn’t it?
What Are Thanksgiving Traditions?
Celebrated on and off since 1789, Thanksgiving originated as a harvest festival. People use this holiday to reflect on the positive things in their life and spend time with their family.
This year, Thanksgiving falls on Thursday 23rd November in the USA. Celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November, the date changes every year.
What Are Thanksgiving Foods?
Traditionally, turkey is eaten, but if you’ve been celebrating for a few years now, you’re list of ideas may be running a little ‘dry’. Read on for inspiring Thanksgiving recipes from the amazing Gordon Ramsay – giving your traditional Thanksgiving meal a (delicious) twist. Also thinking about Thanksgiving for vegetarians and vegans too.