Thanksgiving Traditions Explained The Turkey Tradition

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Thanksgiving Traditions Explained The Turkey Tradition

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"The Turkey Tradition" explores why turkey became the undisputed centerpiece of America's Thanksgiving feast. Claire Delish traces the bird's journey from wild game hunted by colonists to the broad-breasted commercial varieties that grace modern tables. The episode examines early alternatives like venison, goose, and duck that once competed for the holiday's top spot, and reveals how agricultural changes, cultural mythology, and influential figures like Sarah Josepha Hale cemented turkey's dominance. Claire also delves into the evolution of essential side dishes—from ancient stuffing traditions and Indigenous cranberries to Irish-influenced mashed potatoes and twentieth-century marketing creations like green bean casserole—showing how each dish reflects diverse cultural influences that created the distinctly American feast we know today.
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