Thanksgiving is a day when families get together and celebrate thanks for a good harvest. Families host thanksgiving dinners where they invite their friends and family members to come to share in the festivities. Thanksgiving dinner can be a perfect time to spend with others during a pandemic, especially because this is one of the few holidays that center around food and thanks rather than gifts or celebrations.

Thanksgiving revolves around thanks, perhaps the main dish should be something that symbolizes thanks such as a turkey. Roasting a turkey can take about 3 hours to cook fully so it’s possible to start roasting the bird early in the morning before having guests over for an afternoon meal.

This holiday season, it’s important to remember that we are all in this together. Whether you celebrate or not, the goal should be keeping everyone safe and healthy from any viruses out there by washing your hands often and avoiding contact with people who might have illnesses. Make sure that all the invited guest knows what to expect when it comes to keeping everyone safe from the virus.

Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends and thankfulness. No matter what your background or heritage is, it’s important to take the opportunity to give thanks and share what you have with those around you. One of the most popular dishes served at Thanksgiving dinner is turkey – so if you’re hosting this year why not try cooking up something that symbolizes gratitude?

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