A turkey on Thanksgiving is a big part of mine. We go over to my grandma’s house, we have stuffing, tamales, pozole, and then there’s the turkey. It’s the turkey that everyone loves. Without it, it is not Thanksgiving in my family. A lot of people may argue that we could have Thanksgiving without the turkey.
So when ever my mom makes pozole I look forward to it since I don’t eat weekly. I remember the first time I tried pozole. I was about seven years old on Christmas eve. This was a special day for me because now I could eat the food that the adults ate instead of just the food the little kids ate like pizza and chips. I was anxious to eat this special meal because it was the first time I would try the pozole.
There are provincial contrasts with regards to the "stuffing" (or "dressing") generally presented with the turkey. Southerners by and large make theirs from cornbread, while in different parts of the nation white bread is the base. One or a few of the next might be included: shellfish, apples, chestnuts, raisins, celery and additionally different vegetables, wiener or the turkey's giblets. Thomas Jefferson thought the idea of Thanksgiving was "the most absurd thought I've ever heard." Each President since Lincoln announced Thanksgiving Day.
However some other people believe that Christmas is not a celebration of Christ as even though Historians doe believe he was born on the 25th they are unsure of which month and it is likely it is a summer month. The Church may have chosen the 25th of December so as to compete with pagan rituals. It is also suggested that Christmas is actually the celebration of Greek God Mithra rather than the birth of Jesus. Many Christmas customs that we have today began long before the birth of Jesus and originated from earlier festivals which were nothing to do with the Christian Church. Christmas today may be based on Christian beliefs but they are no longer practised by the majority in Britain.
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My meal included lobster tail, turkey, squash, corn, and wild rice. I also served strawberries and honey for dessert. As I took in the opinions of my family members, the most popular dish seemed to be the wild rice. It wasn’t necessarily the rice itself that took their taste buds to outer space but the added texture brought from the cashews and the honey that made it taste sweeter really made the dish delicious. My family
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At Jaxsons I ordered the Buffalo wings with ranch. They were spicy but not too spicy. The fact that they were hot probably made them a little bit spicier. You can tell that they just didn’t deep fry them and that they breaded them before they went into the deep friar. I didn’t really like that but some people do.
Our family makes it a priority to get together for thanksgiving and Christmas and enjoy food, friends, and family. Of course this is not exclusive to just us, but the opportunity to enjoy each other during a time in history that is not as volatile is priceless to many of the older members of my family who have vivid memories of difficult times in the same city and town. Traditionally, the holidays are a time when we are able to cook and enjoy the soul food that we normally do not get to eat during the rest of the year. While there are times when meals are prepared throughout the year that consist of certain dishes, our family really makes a diligent effort to include all of the dishes that have been passed down for generations and have become a holiday staple for our family. Traditional dishes that are prepared by our family include: collard and turnip greens, ham hocks, chitterlings, macaroni and cheese, fried fish, ribs, neckbones, yams, fatback, cornbread, rice, grits, butter beans, black eyed peas, chicken livers, grits, lima beans, mashed potatoes, and hot sauce for seasonings.
When I got home around five in that afternoon, I was greeted by the smokey smell of chestnuts over the open fire, the mixture of spicy incense and aromatic cigar smoke, and the anticipated Christmas Eve lamb. Although the lamb was not cooked, nor was it cooking, the smell of the herbs and seasonings that coated it was delectable, almost as if you could taste it at that very moment. While Kent was mentoring Ross, my cousin, how to roast chestnuts to perfection, Lynne and Vanessa, my other cousin, were preparing all the dishes for tomorrow evening's supper. It was an enchanting sight — father and son sitting by the fire, mother and daughter cooking in the kitchen, the dancing silhouettes cast upon the walls by the stunningly decorated Christmas tree, the classic Christmas carols in the