you may not be allergic to Pecans. the pecan is the seed of a "drupe" (which includes plums, peaches, apricots, and almonds. i am not recommending that you try them, but you may want to consider testing with your doctor.
A Thanksgiving 🍁🍂🦃 SANDWICH is what you make out of ALL the LEFTOVERS and you eat it the Next Day JUSTT PILE EVERY THING ON AND EAT EXCEPT: you DO NOT add pumpkin pie or any pie or any sweets👎🏻 Basically the SANDWICH CONSISTS of Your favorite bread, turkey, mash potatoes, gravy, stuffing, cranberry sliced gel...👍🏻🇺🇸🦅
Thanksgiving is a U.S. Holiday that recognizes the fact that the Native American and the English Pilgrims came together to celebrate the end of the growing season and the bounty of that season.
Exactly right! Doug Blake, Editor of Mayflower Quarterly Magazine stated that in his article in Vol. 89, No. 3, Fall 2023. Where the Thanksgiving came in was because the Pilgrims gave Thanks to God in their harvest celebration, which was popular all over England.
@@YourBaeFromBusan they didn’t massacre the Native Americans they “civilized” them. Destroying their heritage intentionally. There’s many Native Americans and Tribes federally recognized and not recognized living in this country.
Thanksgiving conmemorates the first British that arrived in the US in Massachusetts in 1620. They mostly left England because they wanted freedom to practice their religion "Puritans". At first the Native Americas didn't want them and fought them but eventually accepted them and taught them what to plant to grow food. They had a successful harvest and a celebration of thanks for the crops. The natives joined their celebration and contributed animals (venison) they hunted. Turkeys were wild animals and abundant. It is said that the feast lasted 3 days. This is a very American celebration and the food is what was available in that region in 1621. Cranberries grow wild, sweet potatoes, corn and pumpkins too.
I love watching regular folk from another country reaching regular people like me from the US with regular stuff. it is so fun. I like that we can learn from each other about our cultures.
For most Americans, Thanksgiving is our big eating holiday. We had a small group yesterday, just 4 adults. But we had a turkey about twice the size of Recky’s head. 😂. Also, 7 side dishes and 2 whole pies. Stretchy pants are a must!
I've just got to say that off the subject of Food.... THAT THESE YOUNG BOY'S ARE SUCH SWEET GENTLEMEN They Have MANNES .. SO MUCH CLASS.. I Wish Them All The Best In Life, And Their Future's Be Filled With a Great Career, Love and Great Health God Bless...✝️🤲🏻 -🇺🇸🦅
One thing I like about Thanksgiving is that it’s not celebrated on the same date each year - it’s celebrated on the 4th Thursday of November. Therefore it’s always perfectly predictable that you have that Thursday and Friday off, it’s basically a 4-day weekend for most people (unless you work retail or restaurant of course, which is where all the other people are going to spend money).
Just a note, we do NOT eat "Thanksgiving Sandwiches"! No! We do make sandwiches for lunch with the leftover turkey after Thanksgiving...of course. But I can assure you- In many states over many years, I have NEVER seen someone make a sandwich out of their Thanksgiving meal...unless I drunkenly made one late that night. That might have occurred.
Im thankful for you two as well. Unfortunately I missed Thanksgiving dinner due to bronchitis but friends sent me lots of food. So I am thankful for that and my family and the fact that I am BEATING cancer again! Thanks also to every single person reading this.....may you all be blessed with good fortune and health!
I’m enjoying my leftover turkey and cranberry sauce sandwich while watching this video. Yum yum yum. Started my day with leftover pie for breakfast. Don’t judge me. My mom raised us to believe that pie is all the same ingredients as breakfast pastries so why not enjoy it for breakfast too. 😂 Hope everyone had a good holiday. Much love to Carol, Recky and the cats 😘
U.S. celebrate Thanksgiving and Canada does also, just a different day. In the U.S. it's the 4th Thursday in November. Sandwiches are one way to use left overs.
There is a holiday tradition in America around Christmas called the Ugly Christmas Sweater. There are even parties where everyone wears the ugliest, most outrageous Christmas sweater they can find.
The turkey sandwich in the video was NOT a typical american leftover turkey sandwich. I like to separate the turkey meat like a pulled pork so its easier to bite into and then slather a heaping layer of mayonnaise on both slices of bread. Left over turkey dressing/stuffing is amazing. Left over mashed potatoes can be turned into pan fried potato cakes.
The dish with marshmallows is sweet potatoes pureed with cinnamon, butter, nutmeg, brown sugar and citrus juice (orange, pineapple or lemon), and a dash of condensed milk till pudding consistency and baked in a casserole dish. Its typically topped with spices and nuts, crumble topping or for those like me who can't have nuts we put marshmallows that toast to create a sweet and chewy top. Relatives will often argue over who makes the best
I love Jolly, too. Their videos are so funny. Thanksgiving was on November 23rd this year. So just yesterday for us. I don't have anyone else at home, so I cook for an elderly Veteran who lost his wife. One day you will have to come to America and celebrate a real Thanksgiving.
Y'all had me wondering at the beginning of the video if my volume was on or if your microphone was broken. 😅 Y'all tricked me. I won't be able to send any now, but maybe next year I can send some pumpkin puree and some candied yams.
That sandwich they gave them I think is classically the leftover turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, and the moistmaker is bread dipped in the leftover gravy in the center of the sandwich lol. I wish they'd done more classic feast foods for this video but understand the logistics and why they went the sandwich route. Weirdly, sweet sweet potatoes are a side dish with the smorgasbord main meal lol. Sweet potato pie can be classified as either, but pumpkin pie is purely dessert.
Y'all need to visit America around Thanksgiving! That way you can try everything!You would be amazed at all the food. ❤Thanksgiving is one of my Favorite Holidays!
My husband and I just finished our third Thanksgiving over two days. I'm currently eating some pecan pie while watching this. As for the sweet potato casserole, I don't like it with marshmallows. I prefer it with a streusel topping, which is another very common way of making it. I hope you two try to make a pumpkin pie soon! They're soooo good.
Josh commented that the sandwich is based on a leftovers sandwich from the show "Friends." At the time friends was being produced, there was a person on the catering staff who made these sandwiches regularly.
I ❤ Jolly watch them for a long while now . Ollie has a great sense of humor 😂 If it's a Holliday it's always the FOOD ! christmas and Thanksgiving is turkey ham or roast seafood and side dishes . Easter is another..the 4th of July Independence day is all grilled food same as Memorial Day & Labor Day . All grill meats and sides .Thank you ❤ 😊
Carol, you are so cute. Jolly is such a great channel and I like when you react to their videos. That was so nice when you said what you are thankful for.
Thanksgiving is the Celebration of when the First Settlers arrived at the shores of America and had form an neighborhood relationship with the Native Americans; which invited the Settlers for a Feast where people brought foods, cooked and raw so they could sit and be friendly together... So we Celebrate the coming together of Families, Friends and Strangers to set in Peace and share a Meal...
There are many families where people in the family wear an ugly Christmas sweater to their Christmas gathering and they judge on who is wearing the ugliest Christmas sweater.
Thanksgiving is all about family & friends and Food! A better description is like a “Potluck” where everyone brings a dish to share. Pecan pie is my favorite, but expensive.
We had Thanksgiving on the 24th. I was watching it the day after,I love Jolly too and am subscribed to them. But I most grateful I found your channel and fell In love with you guys and your kitties especially Moa. Sending love from Florida
Thanksgiving has always been on the fourth Thursday of November since 1941. I had a great Thanksgiving yesterday(the 23rd). This was a fun video. I think Ollie's sweater would look amazing on Recky😂.
The turkey pardon started with Abraham Lincoln. He was gifted with a live turkey in advance of Thanksgiving, and one of his sons decided that it was his pet. After he had been playing with it for a while, one of the chefs told him to stop. The turkey was going to be Thanksgiving dinner. The boy ran in to a Cabinet meeting, sobbing and begging his father to save his friend. President Lincoln got a piece of presidential stationery and wrote an official pardon for the turkey. His son ran to take the pardon to the chefs, and he got to keep his new friend. The Great Emancipator did it again! This tradition has remained as a reminder of a father's love for his son.
Hi Recky and Carol!! I hope you two are happy and in good health ❤ that's all I wanted to say. These boys are so cute, ive seen this video before and I remember when they tried iced sweet tea for the first time and one of the boys said it was better than their hot tea. Which I can imagine was just like curse word over there, lol!!
my daughter makes a sweet potato casserole with apples, sweet potato, cranberries and a topping of brown sugar, oatmeal, butter and chopped pecans baked in the oven it is wonderfuly
Canada and the US are the only 2 countries I'm aware of that have a Thanksgiving. Ours was yesterday. It was also my oldest son's 29th birthday. It was double the sweets and delicious food. I might have to send you the ingredients for a few things to make and try!
Here’s your recipe for a pumpkin spice mix: 3 tablespoons ground cinnamon 2 teaspoons of ground ginger 1 1/2 teaspoons ground nutmeg 1 1/2 teaspoons allspice 1 teaspoon ground cloves Mix well & sprinkle where you like or use in baking as you want
For my southern family its turkey sandwiches the day after Thanksgiving and they only had big slices of white meat, lettuce and tomato. All the small pieces become turkey soup or turkey chili until its all gone.
That is not a Thanksgiving dinner. Where is the turkey, ham , stuffing. mashed potatoes and gravy, buns, salads, etc. We do apple pie, pumpkin pie, pumpkin pie cheesecake and other sweets. We also do a meat tray with cheese and also different chips and dips. i.e. salmon, salsas, etc. Don't take that video as an representative what everyone in the US has for Thanksgiving. I love my leftover turkey sandwiches without the cranberries. Thanks for the videos, and I look forward to more.
Sometimes people will substitute "Summer Squash" for the Pumpkin when making the Pumpkin Pie. The cloves and nutmeg and other spices are what really give it the flavor. 12:10 For pecan pie, Recky might be able to eat the pie filling and just remove the pecans from on top. Unless it is dangerous since they are cooked together. The pie filling is really so good and makes the pie so nice.
Them: "Thanksgiving sandwich" Americans: W-w-w-what the what???? We never have anything like sandwiches for thanksgiving. Easy made, quick foods are for almost all other days of the year. Never even heard of anyone making sandwiches out of leftovers. We just eat them exactly how they were made and exactly how we ate them on Thanksgiving day, except we're heating basically everything in the microwave this time and putting it back in the fridge afterwards. Sweet potato casserole it.....could be considered a desert. But it's not considered THE main desert. In my opinion, the marshmellow on top and brown sugar sauce version is WAY TOO SWEET and I've never said that about ANYTHING!!! So, that coming from an American means you could only imagine the over-the-top sweetness that you litterally won't be able to handle if you try this.
To get a better idea of Thanksgiving dinner, watch Mr H And Friends Thanksgiving! They have the whole meal with the table filled with food. They had family there, too. They were confused by some of the dishes, but they loved the meal and plan to do it every year!
We used to eat sweet potatoes with marshmallows on top but found a different sweet potato dish that became our favorite. Sweet potato soufflé = 3 pounds sweet potatoes baked and peeled put flesh of potatoes in bowl and mash mix with 2 large eggs 1/4 cup butter melted 1/4 cup whole milk 1/4 cup brown sugar 1/4 cup pure maple syrup 1 tsp salt 1 1/2 tsp cinnamon 1/4 tsp ginger pinch nutmeg put in greased 13 x 9 dish then for the topping 1/4 cup butter softened 1/2 cup brown sugar 1/2 cup flour 1/4 tsp salt 1/2 tsp cinnamon mixed then stir in 1cup chopped pecans sprinkle over top of sweet potatoes and bake 40 to 45 min at 350 until browned and puffed a little.
The Thanksgiving sandwich is what you make from the leftovers of the Thanksgiving dinner. It is usually eaten the next day and, for some, the next several days. Thanksgiving is always on the fourth Thursday in November so the exact date changes every year.
He said "what's a pecan?" Well, its a can you pee in. 😂😂 its puh-cahn! J/k 😉 its regional as to how it's pronounced. But its never "pee'kn" like most Brits say it. 🙃🥰🥰
Sweet potato casserole is a side dish...not a dessert. I know that makes no sense because it has marshmallows on top! At Thanksgiving we do combine sweet and savory dishes at the same time during the meal.
Omg the day after leftovers…. Restaurant call it daily as Pilgrims Sandwich: White bread, Turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, and gravy. Sweet potato/yams butter, maple syrup and marshmallow.. a side-dish not dessert. I made 2 Dutch apple (crumb topping) and 2 pumpkin pie as we went to family for dinner.
Thanksgiving (in November, thus an after-harvest holiday) is usually associated with the USA. The first observances came with first settlers (a.k.a. migrants) after times of starvation during which the survivors celebrated being alive. BTW, Canada does also have a Thanksgiving in October, I think.
This was a lot of fun to watch! Some things ring true to me, and others were totally new. My mom *always* had the sweet potato thing, and ALWAYS served cornbread dressing! Always! To the point that I just can't handle the "regular" stuffing/dressing. My mom was from thesouth, and it showed in her cooking. Oh, and my dad always made turkey soup out of the leftovers, to the point my mom would fuss that he never wanted to leave enough for sandwiches later. Lol Loved hearing what folks are grateful for, probably the best part of the day, with much laughter and often a few tears. That said, I hope everyone had a lovely holiday yesterday, hugs to all Nan
It should be pointed out for anyone that isn't aware. And I know Jolly made this video before the info came out. However, the whole buying a small piece of land thing, is 100% a scam. After it became public knowledge a bunch of YT channels even posted videos apologizing to their viewers for promoting the scam, even though they likely didn't know it was one when they accepted the sponsorship.
I’m grateful that I found you on TH-cam! Thanksgiving in the US is celebrate the pilgrims that arrived in 1620s, The pilgrims came for religious freedom! They had a celebration with the Indians that help them read the first celebration included venison(deer meat), fish, eel, squash, pumpkin, & cranberries. Over the next 400 years turkey came to main meat for Thanksgiving celebrations! It’s estimated that this shirt over 47 million turkeys will be eaten along with 50 million pumpkin pies! We gather with friends and family on that day!Anyone that eats a lot of turkey knows that you get drowsy afterwards… Because of the tryptophan in turkey meat! It’s a great day of overeating… Green bean casserole dressing and gravy mashed potatoes, rolls relishes! Watching Thanksgiving parades and football games!
Our thanksgiving is the 3rd Thursday in November so it's always a different day every year this year it's on November 23rd. We are thankful for you guys & the kitties & ur channel for always making our day brighter & getting our minds off of our problems. Thank you so much & we adore you. We have many traditional iconic recipes that Jolly didn't show the highschool boys. I don't usually like pecan pie because I think it's too sweet also but the pecans do give it a nice flavor & I like pecans. We have coated pecans with sugar & cinnamon that's really good. Bucc-ees makes them & a famous local business here in North Carolina called Southern Supreme that sells the Best fruit cake & they have cinnamon coated pecans & other items that are ridiculously good. We must have stuffing(they can stuff it inside the turkey)or dressing( they add turkey broth & sometimes chopped boiled eggs & mushrooms & etc.... then it's pressed into a casserole dish & baked & cut into squares like brownies. Nothing like a little turkey with dressing & cranberry sauce on ur fork as the perfect bite is the best. Mashed potatoes made with cream cheese & butter with wonderful turkey gravy is so good & deviled eggs with a little slice of green olives on each one.
I love all the Thanksgiving foods, especially pumpkin pie, it's my favorite pie. And yes, you can switch nuts in the pecan pie, choose a different one. Yum to both.❤🥧
RECKY! You CRACK ME UP with the SWEATER COMMENT!! It IS a "thing" in the states for people to hold "Ugly Sweater Parties" for the Christmas Holidays!! YOU and CAROL would fit RIGHT IN!!! HUGS from Texas to you-guys - THANKFUL FOR YOU, BOTH!! ❤❤❤
Pumpkin spice is a blend of cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, cloves, and allspice. Some people add a pinch of black pepper to the mix as well. Although pepper is not commonly used.
I should have given the ratios. 3 Tablesppons cinnamon 1.5 teaspoons nutmeg 2 teaspoons ginger 1 teaspoon cloves 1 teaspoon allspice If you like, a pinch (less than an eighth of a teaspoon) black pepper. Optional of course.
Love leftover turkey...cold, hot, part of another dish. You name it. Sandwiches are major yum! Don't recall if anyone ever sent you canned pumpkin, and the traditional spice mix, to make your own pie. We always had homemade pumpkin and apple pies for T'giving. A few, in our large, immediate family, who just weren't keen on pumpkin.
Sweet potato casserole... Most people eat it with the meal. Personally I like it as dessert. Iti s very very sweet. Not everyones favorite. But it is my favorite.
I think that sweater escaped from the 1980's. Some people try to come up with the ugliest Christmas sweater possible. They're not ashamed to go to family parties wearing them. Maybe someone will send Recky a wild holiday sweater for an unboxing.
The thing is, there is no one kind of Thanksgiving dinner in the U.S. Sure, most people have turkey, but not everyone will, and the sides that accompany the turkey often reflects the region of the country you live in or your culture. For instance, if you're Italian, you might add pasta to your meal, etc. I grew up on the east coast of the U.S. in the mid-Atlantic area -- New Jersey, Pennsylvania, etc. I'm sure that there were people who had sweet potato casserole with the marshmallow topping, but I can't remember more than one or two times when we had it. We usually had mashed potatoes, not sweet potatoes. I remember a favorite side dish we had -- which might be "equivalent" to the sweet potato casserole -- was pineapple casserole. It was also sweet, but not a dessert. It was a kind of bread pudding with chunks of pineapple in it. I have to say, that one kid who didn't like almost anything, made me wonder if he preferred the blandest most simple foods. A friend of mine has a boy who also disliked almost everything. Only as a young man is he finally being more open to foods. Thank heavens! I thought he would eventually starve to death!
Thanksgiving is pretty much anything you like to eat. Some years it is ham, others turkey... My Mother has made other meats as well. I only think Americans and Canadians celebrate Thanksgiving.
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you may not be allergic to Pecans. the pecan is the seed of a "drupe" (which includes plums, peaches, apricots, and almonds.
i am not recommending that you try them, but you may want to consider testing with your doctor.
thanksgiving takes place on the 3rd thursday of november.
A Thanksgiving 🍁🍂🦃 SANDWICH is what you make out of ALL the LEFTOVERS and you eat it the Next Day
JUSTT PILE EVERY THING ON AND EAT
EXCEPT: you DO NOT add pumpkin pie or any pie or any sweets👎🏻
Basically the SANDWICH CONSISTS of
Your favorite bread, turkey, mash potatoes,
gravy, stuffing, cranberry sliced gel...👍🏻🇺🇸🦅
Thanksgiving is a U.S. Holiday that recognizes the fact that the Native American and the English Pilgrims came together to celebrate the end of the growing season and the bounty of that season.
Happy late Thanksgiving
Exactly right! Doug Blake, Editor of Mayflower Quarterly Magazine stated that in his article in Vol. 89, No. 3, Fall 2023. Where the Thanksgiving came in was because the Pilgrims gave Thanks to God in their harvest celebration, which was popular all over England.
And then massacred the Native Americans
@@YourBaeFromBusan they didn’t massacre the Native Americans they “civilized” them. Destroying their heritage intentionally. There’s many Native Americans and Tribes federally recognized and not recognized living in this country.
We don’t celebrate the pilgrims. We celebrate harvest and family.
Thanksgiving conmemorates the first British that arrived in the US in Massachusetts in 1620. They mostly left England because they wanted freedom to practice their religion "Puritans". At first the Native Americas didn't want them and fought them but eventually accepted them and taught them what to plant to grow food. They had a successful harvest and a celebration of thanks for the crops. The natives joined their celebration and contributed animals (venison) they hunted. Turkeys were wild animals and abundant. It is said that the feast lasted 3 days. This is a very American celebration and the food is what was available in that region in 1621. Cranberries grow wild, sweet potatoes, corn and pumpkins too.
I love watching regular folk from another country reaching regular people like me from the US with regular stuff. it is so fun. I like that we can learn from each other about our cultures.
For most Americans, Thanksgiving is our big eating holiday. We had a small group yesterday, just 4 adults. But we had a turkey about twice the size of Recky’s head. 😂. Also, 7 side dishes and 2 whole pies. Stretchy pants are a must!
I've just got to say that off the subject of Food....
THAT THESE YOUNG BOY'S ARE SUCH SWEET GENTLEMEN They Have MANNES .. SO MUCH CLASS..
I Wish Them All The Best In Life,
And Their Future's Be Filled With a Great Career, Love and Great Health
God Bless...✝️🤲🏻
-🇺🇸🦅
One thing I like about Thanksgiving is that it’s not celebrated on the same date each year - it’s celebrated on the 4th Thursday of November. Therefore it’s always perfectly predictable that you have that Thursday and Friday off, it’s basically a 4-day weekend for most people (unless you work retail or restaurant of course, which is where all the other people are going to spend money).
Just a note, we do NOT eat "Thanksgiving Sandwiches"! No! We do make sandwiches for lunch with the leftover turkey after Thanksgiving...of course. But I can assure you- In many states over many years, I have NEVER seen someone make a sandwich out of their Thanksgiving meal...unless I drunkenly made one late that night. That might have occurred.
Thanksgiving does not have a specific date but it is always the 4th Thursday of November.
Im thankful for you two as well. Unfortunately I missed Thanksgiving dinner due to bronchitis but friends sent me lots of food. So I am thankful for that and my family and the fact that I am BEATING cancer again! Thanks also to every single person reading this.....may you all be blessed with good fortune and health!
So glad that you are beating the cancer, stay safe and take care 💜
I’m enjoying my leftover turkey and cranberry sauce sandwich while watching this video. Yum yum yum. Started my day with leftover pie for breakfast. Don’t judge me. My mom raised us to believe that pie is all the same ingredients as breakfast pastries so why not enjoy it for breakfast too. 😂 Hope everyone had a good holiday. Much love to Carol, Recky and the cats 😘
😂😂 I ate my gingerbread for breakfast!!
Yes! I had pumpkin pie for breakfast. Yummy 😋
@@Mscoffeeforu2 definitely!!
hahahaha
My only complaint about this video is that they had that sandwich. That is a day after Thanksgiving thing using leftovers.
The banter at the end is an actual discourse during thanksgiving....family playfully messing with each other....:)
Turkey sandwiches are great after Thanksgiving. Most of us don't pile everything together on a sandwich.
As a southerner that pecan pie does have a lot of nuts in it
the presidential pardon of the turkey is a tradition
and yes the turkey lives out the rest of its day being taken care of in a zoo
U.S. celebrate Thanksgiving and Canada does also, just a different day. In the U.S. it's the 4th Thursday in November.
Sandwiches are one way to use left overs.
There is a holiday tradition in America around Christmas called the Ugly Christmas Sweater. There are even parties where everyone wears the ugliest, most outrageous Christmas sweater they can find.
The turkey sandwich in the video was NOT a typical american leftover turkey sandwich. I like to separate the turkey meat like a pulled pork so its easier to bite into and then slather a heaping layer of mayonnaise on both slices of bread. Left over turkey dressing/stuffing is amazing. Left over mashed potatoes can be turned into pan fried potato cakes.
The dish with marshmallows is sweet potatoes pureed with cinnamon, butter, nutmeg, brown sugar and citrus juice (orange, pineapple or lemon), and a dash of condensed milk till pudding consistency and baked in a casserole dish. Its typically topped with spices and nuts, crumble topping or for those like me who can't have nuts we put marshmallows that toast to create a sweet and chewy top.
Relatives will often argue over who makes the best
Now I'm glad my family doesn't do it. I will not be able to survive seven different ways of making sweet potato casserole.
I love Jolly, too. Their videos are so funny. Thanksgiving was on November 23rd this year. So just yesterday for us. I don't have anyone else at home, so I cook for an elderly Veteran who lost his wife. One day you will have to come to America and celebrate a real Thanksgiving.
I am justamazed that people outsidethe US have never heard of pecans (puh khans)
pumpkin pie is the bomb with whip cream
Y'all had me wondering at the beginning of the video if my volume was on or if your microphone was broken. 😅 Y'all tricked me.
I won't be able to send any now, but maybe next year I can send some pumpkin puree and some candied yams.
That sandwich they gave them I think is classically the leftover turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, and the moistmaker is bread dipped in the leftover gravy in the center of the sandwich lol. I wish they'd done more classic feast foods for this video but understand the logistics and why they went the sandwich route.
Weirdly, sweet sweet potatoes are a side dish with the smorgasbord main meal lol. Sweet potato pie can be classified as either, but pumpkin pie is purely dessert.
Recky, my mother used to make something called "Poor Man's Pecan Pie". It's made with oatmeal. Perfect for folks with nut allergies!
Y'all need to visit America around Thanksgiving! That way you can try everything!You would be amazed at all the food. ❤Thanksgiving is one of my Favorite Holidays!
We know! One day maybe!!
Very few Americans actually create a leftovers sandwich that way. Turkey sandwich but we still eat the cranberry sauce and stuffing on the side.
Something a lot of us do in the us, we have ugly Christmas sweater contests.
My husband and I just finished our third Thanksgiving over two days. I'm currently eating some pecan pie while watching this. As for the sweet potato casserole, I don't like it with marshmallows. I prefer it with a streusel topping, which is another very common way of making it. I hope you two try to make a pumpkin pie soon! They're soooo good.
Josh commented that the sandwich is based on a leftovers sandwich from the show "Friends." At the time friends was being produced, there was a person on the catering staff who made these sandwiches regularly.
I ❤ Jolly watch them for a long while now . Ollie has a great sense of humor 😂 If it's a Holliday it's always the FOOD ! christmas and Thanksgiving is turkey ham or roast seafood and side dishes . Easter is another..the 4th of July Independence day is all grilled food same as Memorial Day & Labor Day . All grill meats and sides .Thank you ❤ 😊
❤ 😊
Carol, you are so cute. Jolly is such a great channel and I like when you react to their videos. That was so nice when you said what you are thankful for.
The Thanksgiving sandwich is a next day leftover sandwich
How do we as fans pool together our money and bring recky and carol over here next thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving is the Celebration of when the First Settlers arrived at the shores of America and had form an neighborhood relationship with the Native Americans; which invited the Settlers for a Feast where people brought foods, cooked and raw so they could sit and be friendly together... So we Celebrate the coming together of Families, Friends and Strangers to set in Peace and share a Meal...
There are many families where people in the family wear an ugly Christmas sweater to their Christmas gathering and they judge on who is wearing the ugliest Christmas sweater.
I've had turkey sandwiches after Thanksgiving and Christmas but not with all of that stuff on it.
Thanksgiving is all about family & friends and Food! A better description is like a “Potluck” where everyone brings a dish to share. Pecan pie is my favorite, but expensive.
We had Thanksgiving on the 24th. I was watching it the day after,I love Jolly too and am subscribed to them. But I most grateful I found your channel and fell In love with you guys and your kitties especially Moa. Sending love from Florida
The Moist maker is a slice of bread soaked in the turkey gravy
You can make a Pecan Pie using walnuts Recky. I've done it many times. Yum! 😋
Pecan Pie is my favorite pie!
Thanksgiving has always been on the fourth Thursday of November since 1941. I had a great Thanksgiving yesterday(the 23rd). This was a fun video. I think Ollie's sweater would look amazing on Recky😂.
I would love an ugly christmas sweater!
As I tell the Brits, it is pronounced “Pah-conn. A Pee-can is what a lorry driver uses”.
depends on where u are in us. a Georgia coworker of mine insisted on pee-can
The turkey pardon started with Abraham Lincoln. He was gifted with a live turkey in advance of Thanksgiving, and one of his sons decided that it was his pet. After he had been playing with it for a while, one of the chefs told him to stop. The turkey was going to be Thanksgiving dinner. The boy ran in to a Cabinet meeting, sobbing and begging his father to save his friend. President Lincoln got a piece of presidential stationery and wrote an official pardon for the turkey. His son ran to take the pardon to the chefs, and he got to keep his new friend. The Great Emancipator did it again! This tradition has remained as a reminder of a father's love for his son.
Hi Recky and Carol!! I hope you two are happy and in good health ❤ that's all I wanted to say. These boys are so cute, ive seen this video before and I remember when they tried iced sweet tea for the first time and one of the boys said it was better than their hot tea. Which I can imagine was just like curse word over there, lol!!
my daughter makes a sweet potato casserole with apples, sweet potato, cranberries and a topping of brown sugar, oatmeal, butter and chopped pecans baked in the oven it is wonderfuly
Canada and the US are the only 2 countries I'm aware of that have a Thanksgiving. Ours was yesterday. It was also my oldest son's 29th birthday. It was double the sweets and delicious food. I might have to send you the ingredients for a few things to make and try!
Sweet potato casserole can have pecans on it sometimes
I have never had a leftover Thanksgiving sandwich in my life. Is that a thing? I guess so.
I have had leftover turkey sandwick but not with cranberries or dressing on it. I just eat those on the side
Here’s your recipe for a pumpkin spice mix:
3 tablespoons ground cinnamon
2 teaspoons of ground ginger
1 1/2 teaspoons ground nutmeg
1 1/2 teaspoons allspice
1 teaspoon ground cloves
Mix well & sprinkle where you like or use in baking as you want
I haven’t seen thanksgiving sandwiches in the south as a thing in Tenn and Ga. At least people I’ve been around
For my southern family its turkey sandwiches the day after Thanksgiving and they only had big slices of white meat, lettuce and tomato. All the small pieces become turkey soup or turkey chili until its all gone.
It's always the 4th Thursday in November. Nov. 23rd this year. Happy Thanksgiving to all!
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That is not a Thanksgiving dinner. Where is the turkey, ham , stuffing. mashed potatoes and gravy, buns, salads, etc. We do apple pie, pumpkin pie, pumpkin pie cheesecake and other sweets. We also do a meat tray with cheese and also different chips and dips. i.e. salmon, salsas, etc. Don't take that video as an representative what everyone in the US has for Thanksgiving. I love my leftover turkey sandwiches without the cranberries. Thanks for the videos, and I look forward to more.
Sometimes people will substitute "Summer Squash" for the Pumpkin when making the Pumpkin Pie. The cloves and nutmeg and other spices are what really give it the flavor.
12:10 For pecan pie, Recky might be able to eat the pie filling and just remove the pecans from on top. Unless it is dangerous since they are cooked together. The pie filling is really so good and makes the pie so nice.
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Them: "Thanksgiving sandwich"
Americans: W-w-w-what the what???? We never have anything like sandwiches for thanksgiving. Easy made, quick foods are for almost all other days of the year. Never even heard of anyone making sandwiches out of leftovers. We just eat them exactly how they were made and exactly how we ate them on Thanksgiving day, except we're heating basically everything in the microwave this time and putting it back in the fridge afterwards.
Sweet potato casserole it.....could be considered a desert. But it's not considered THE main desert. In my opinion, the marshmellow on top and brown sugar sauce version is WAY TOO SWEET and I've never said that about ANYTHING!!! So, that coming from an American means you could only imagine the over-the-top sweetness that you litterally won't be able to handle if you try this.
To get a better idea of Thanksgiving dinner, watch Mr H And Friends Thanksgiving! They have the whole meal with the table filled with food. They had family there, too. They were confused by some of the dishes, but they loved the meal and plan to do it every year!
We used to eat sweet potatoes with marshmallows on top but found a different sweet potato dish that became our favorite. Sweet potato soufflé = 3 pounds sweet potatoes baked and peeled put flesh of potatoes in bowl and mash mix with 2 large eggs 1/4 cup butter melted 1/4 cup whole milk 1/4 cup brown sugar 1/4 cup pure maple syrup 1 tsp salt 1 1/2 tsp cinnamon 1/4 tsp ginger pinch nutmeg put in greased 13 x 9 dish then for the topping 1/4 cup butter softened 1/2 cup brown sugar 1/2 cup flour 1/4 tsp salt 1/2 tsp cinnamon mixed then stir in 1cup chopped pecans sprinkle over top of sweet potatoes and bake 40 to 45 min at 350 until browned and puffed a little.
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The moist maker is a slice of bread dunked in turkey gravy used as the middle of a double decker Thanksgiving sandwich
The Thanksgiving sandwich is what you make from the leftovers of the Thanksgiving dinner. It is usually eaten the next day and, for some, the next several days.
Thanksgiving is always on the fourth Thursday in November so the exact date changes every year.
As a Canadian who celebrates thanksgiving is great which Canadian Thanksgiving is often celebrated in second of October.
He said "what's a pecan?" Well, its a can you pee in. 😂😂 its puh-cahn! J/k 😉 its regional as to how it's pronounced. But its never "pee'kn" like most Brits say it. 🙃🥰🥰
Yes, “puh-cahn”! Never, in my life, have I heard it pronounced pee-can and it just sounds wrong.
@katw3070 I totally agree. Every time I hear "peeee-can", I instantly envision someone urinating in a can. 🫢🤣🤣🤣
Sweet potato casserole is a side dish...not a dessert. I know that makes no sense because it has marshmallows on top! At Thanksgiving we do combine sweet and savory dishes at the same time during the meal.
Omg the day after leftovers…. Restaurant call it daily as Pilgrims Sandwich: White bread, Turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, and gravy. Sweet potato/yams butter, maple syrup and marshmallow.. a side-dish not dessert. I made 2 Dutch apple (crumb topping) and 2 pumpkin pie as we went to family for dinner.
Thanksgiving (in November, thus an after-harvest holiday) is usually associated with the USA. The first observances came with first settlers (a.k.a. migrants) after times of starvation during which the survivors celebrated being alive. BTW, Canada does also have a Thanksgiving in October, I think.
This was a lot of fun to watch! Some things ring true to me, and others were totally new. My mom *always* had the sweet potato thing, and ALWAYS served cornbread dressing! Always! To the point that I just can't handle the "regular" stuffing/dressing. My mom was from thesouth, and it showed in her cooking.
Oh, and my dad always made turkey soup out of the leftovers, to the point my mom would fuss that he never wanted to leave enough for sandwiches later. Lol
Loved hearing what folks are grateful for, probably the best part of the day, with much laughter and often a few tears.
That said, I hope everyone had a lovely holiday yesterday, hugs to all
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Thanksgiving is always the 3rd Thursday in November. Hilarious start to the video! I'm thankful for the Recky & Carol channel.
Thanksgiving is celebrated in Canada in October and the USA in November
The different bread inside the sandwich was stuffing. I don't know why he called it moist maker.
It should be pointed out for anyone that isn't aware. And I know Jolly made this video before the info came out. However, the whole buying a small piece of land thing, is 100% a scam. After it became public knowledge a bunch of YT channels even posted videos apologizing to their viewers for promoting the scam, even though they likely didn't know it was one when they accepted the sponsorship.
Celebrated only in America the 4th Thursday of every November.
I’m grateful that I found you on TH-cam! Thanksgiving in the US is celebrate the pilgrims that arrived in 1620s, The pilgrims came for religious freedom! They had a celebration with the Indians that help them read the first celebration included venison(deer meat), fish, eel, squash, pumpkin, & cranberries. Over the next 400 years turkey came to main meat for Thanksgiving celebrations! It’s estimated that this shirt over 47 million turkeys will be eaten along with 50 million pumpkin pies! We gather with friends and family on that day!Anyone that eats a lot of turkey knows that you get drowsy afterwards… Because of the tryptophan in turkey meat! It’s a great day of overeating… Green bean casserole dressing and gravy mashed potatoes, rolls relishes! Watching Thanksgiving parades and football games!
For UK Thanksgiving check out Lost In The Pond - "British "Thanksgiving" Ain't Got Nothing on America"
Our thanksgiving is the 3rd Thursday in November so it's always a different day every year this year it's on November 23rd. We are thankful for you guys & the kitties & ur channel for always making our day brighter & getting our minds off of our problems. Thank you so much & we adore you. We have many traditional iconic recipes that Jolly didn't show the highschool boys. I don't usually like pecan pie because I think it's too sweet also but the pecans do give it a nice flavor & I like pecans. We have coated pecans with sugar & cinnamon that's really good. Bucc-ees makes them & a famous local business here in North Carolina called Southern Supreme that sells the Best fruit cake & they have cinnamon coated pecans & other items that are ridiculously good.
We must have stuffing(they can stuff it inside the turkey)or dressing( they add turkey broth & sometimes chopped boiled eggs & mushrooms & etc.... then it's pressed into a casserole dish & baked & cut into squares like brownies. Nothing like a little turkey with dressing & cranberry sauce on ur fork as the perfect bite is the best. Mashed potatoes made with cream cheese & butter with wonderful turkey gravy is so good & deviled eggs with a little slice of green olives on each one.
FOURTH not third
I love all the Thanksgiving foods, especially pumpkin pie, it's my favorite pie. And yes, you can switch nuts in the pecan pie, choose a different one. Yum to both.❤🥧
RECKY! You CRACK ME UP with the SWEATER COMMENT!! It IS a "thing" in the states for people to hold "Ugly Sweater Parties" for the Christmas Holidays!! YOU and CAROL would fit RIGHT IN!!! HUGS from Texas to you-guys - THANKFUL FOR YOU, BOTH!! ❤❤❤
Pumpkin spice is a blend of cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, cloves, and allspice. Some people add a pinch of black pepper to the mix as well. Although pepper is not commonly used.
I should have given the ratios.
3 Tablesppons cinnamon
1.5 teaspoons nutmeg
2 teaspoons ginger
1 teaspoon cloves
1 teaspoon allspice
If you like, a pinch (less than an eighth of a teaspoon) black pepper. Optional of course.
Which comes out the day after Thanksgiving in the USA 🇺🇸 😂
You two are the absolute sweetest!!
For the leftover turkey sandwich I like to have just turkey, cranberry and cream cheese.
Love leftover turkey...cold, hot, part of another dish. You name it. Sandwiches are major yum! Don't recall if anyone ever sent you canned pumpkin, and the traditional spice mix, to make your own pie. We always had homemade pumpkin and apple pies for T'giving. A few, in our large, immediate family, who just weren't keen on pumpkin.
Sweet potato casserole... Most people eat it with the meal. Personally I like it as dessert. Iti s very very sweet. Not everyones favorite. But it is my favorite.
01MAR24 two types of Pecan/Hickory nuts do/can grow in Sweden.
I think that sweater escaped from the 1980's. Some people try to come up with the ugliest Christmas sweater possible. They're not ashamed to go to family parties wearing them. Maybe someone will send Recky a wild holiday sweater for an unboxing.
The whole family did an "Ugliest Christmas Sweater" contest last year....it was hysterical to see the creativity!!!!!
A lot of people use a pecan topping instead of marshmallow. I prefer it this way
We celebrate Thanksgiving in Canada, too, but in October.
The thing is, there is no one kind of Thanksgiving dinner in the U.S. Sure, most people have turkey, but not everyone will, and the sides that accompany the turkey often reflects the region of the country you live in or your culture. For instance, if you're Italian, you might add pasta to your meal, etc. I grew up on the east coast of the U.S. in the mid-Atlantic area -- New Jersey, Pennsylvania, etc. I'm sure that there were people who had sweet potato casserole with the marshmallow topping, but I can't remember more than one or two times when we had it. We usually had mashed potatoes, not sweet potatoes. I remember a favorite side dish we had -- which might be "equivalent" to the sweet potato casserole -- was pineapple casserole. It was also sweet, but not a dessert. It was a kind of bread pudding with chunks of pineapple in it.
I have to say, that one kid who didn't like almost anything, made me wonder if he preferred the blandest most simple foods. A friend of mine has a boy who also disliked almost everything. Only as a young man is he finally being more open to foods. Thank heavens! I thought he would eventually starve to death!
Hi sweater is what u would wear for.the Ugly Christmas Sweater contest.
Thanksgiving is pretty much anything you like to eat. Some years it is ham, others turkey... My Mother has made other meats as well.
I only think Americans and Canadians celebrate Thanksgiving.
Recky, you can actually substitute ANY type of nuts in place of the pecans with the basic recipe and it will be delicious!
Thanksgiving is always the third Thursday in November. The date changes every year
4th Thursday in November.
Thanksgiving is NOT sandwiches. The next day (today) you eat the leftovers and you can put turkey in bread.
The sandwiches have in them, a little of everything that was on the table...
4th Thursday in November.
I am thankful to be an American and our freedom
noooo... the turkey sandwich is a left over thing for the next week after
Awww you guys are so cute!!!
Never had the Moist Maker, but the rest are really good