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Thanksgiving Traditions and Triumphs: Lions' Legacy on Display
sports2 years ago

Thanksgiving Traditions and Triumphs: Lions' Legacy on Display

Detroit Lions players share their Thanksgiving traditions and favorite foods ahead of their annual Thanksgiving Day game against the Green Bay Packers. Players enjoy spending quality time with family, indulging in traditional dishes such as mac and cheese, collard greens, and turkey. Some players prefer sweet potato pie, while others favor pumpkin pie. Overall, they are excited for the holiday and the opportunity to relax and enjoy the festivities.

"The Rich and Delicious History of Pumpkin and Sweet Potato Pie"
food-and-culture2 years ago

"The Rich and Delicious History of Pumpkin and Sweet Potato Pie"

Pumpkin pie and sweet potato pie are both beloved desserts in American cuisine, but they have distinct histories and followings. Sweet potato pie has roots in European settlers' attempts to replicate carrot pie, while enslaved Africans in America adopted the dish and made it their own. It has since become a hallmark of Black cuisine. On the other hand, pumpkin pie's origins can be traced back to European settlers experimenting with locally grown pumpkins, and it gained popularity through its association with Thanksgiving. Both pies have their dedicated fans, with personal preferences often influenced by upbringing and cultural heritage.

"The Tasty Evolution of Pumpkin Pie: A Historical Delight"
food-and-culture2 years ago

"The Tasty Evolution of Pumpkin Pie: A Historical Delight"

Pumpkin pie has a rich history dating back 10,000 years to Central America, where indigenous people boiled and baked it in various forms. European explorers brought pumpkin seeds back to England, where it became part of their pie-making culture. When the pilgrims arrived in America, they brought their familiarity with pumpkins, but initially preferred other fruit pies due to the laborious process of turning pumpkin into a filling. It wasn't until 1796 that a cookbook introduced a pumpkin pie recipe similar to the one enjoyed today. In the 1800s, pumpkins became a symbol of the anti-slavery movement, and after Thanksgiving was declared a national holiday, pumpkin pie became a staple of the feast. The introduction of canned pumpkin-pie filling in 1929 made it easier for everyone to enjoy this Thanksgiving tradition.