“Americans generally believe that their Thanksgiving is modeled on a 1621 harvest feast shared by the English colonists (Pilgrims) of Plymouth and the Wampanoag people..”
Hmmmm……we weren’t aware that French’s Green Bean casserole has been around for so many years!
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I grew up eating that casserole! Thanks for the memory! 😀
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We have it every year as a reminder to be thankful for what we have today. We were very poor children whose Grandmother made Green Bean Casserole every year for Thanksgiving.
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I’ve never tasted that plate, I’m from Spain and have lived in the U.S in my early years but never heard about that plate. I do know the not so wonderful story of the colonist and Indians. Anyways, I like both. Matter of fact try to put in front of me something I won’t eat, I’m an eating machine, except for the vegetarian food. I just can´t. I can´t see a veggie hamburger, that should be a crime for humanity!
I do like cooking so this will be interesting to try and do it.
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Around the states, at least Midwest area, its a staple at Thanksgiving!
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Then I have to make it a staple here in Spain not only at Thanksgiving but all year long. Might even get rich doing it, open a restaurant, be a billionaire and move to the Bahamas….no wonder I write fiction , I’m already day dreaming. But I can cook it for myself.
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