Wow. People are now pinning 6x more Friendsgiving invitations than they are Thanksgiving invites. I guess that makes sense because I’m not really sure Turkey Day ever really warranted an invite since it was all family. But anyhoo. Here is your Friendsgiving roundup for the day.
Friendsgiving is a Thanksgiving party for friends
Thanksgiving is traditionally a day for gathering with your family and eating turkey, but there’s a twist on the holiday as a purely social gathering, and it’s called Friendsgiving.
The menu might include anything from beer and cheese fries to cocktails and salmon. But instead of the host slaving away for hours in a hot kitchen, it’s more likely to be a party-style potluck.
Throw a fabulous Friendsgiving
“My grandmother always said you should share your house with your friends.” So that’s just what Michele Caldwell has done the last two years she’s hosted Friendsgiving dinner in her Riverview home in Kankakee.
Friendsgiving food favorites
It’s become a tradition, a way to celebrate the love and harmony of close friends.
Got mashed potatoes on your mind? Don’t worry, you aren’t alone. The time has come to put the books down and treat your friends and yourself to the Friendsgiving spread you all deserve. With final projects flooding your brain, relax and let gravy flood your rumbling stomachs. Here are some quick and easy recipes to whip up for your upcoming feast.
How to Host Friendsgiving in a Dorm Room
Thanksgiving is all about being with family, and if you’re living in the dorms, you know that your roommates and friends down the hall basically fall into that category. They’re the ones who laugh with you, cry with you, and calm you down when you’re stressed. College would be tough without this group of people in your life, and yes, you’re totally thankful for each and every one of them.
5 places to host a Friendsgiving on Thanksgiving
It seems like the Thanksgiving episode of every sitcom is peppered with a bit of mayhem, which makes for memorable television.
After all, it’s hard not to laugh at the chaos of cooking a turkey as a 20-something or trusting your least responsible friend to bake a pie without setting anything on fire.
From the Vine: Wine, food and fellowship
Doug Seed was posed with a challenge, one that he gladly accepted.
The chef and owner of Morada Eats catering and A Moveable Feast food truck was asked to create small bites of Thanksgiving fare and pair them with LangeTwins estate wines for the winery’s first Friendsgiving party last Thanksgiving eve.
The guests enjoyed the food and wine so much, LangeTwins owners Randy and Charlene Lange asked Seed to cater the second Friendsgiving celebration, which will take place on Nov. 23 at the winery’s Press Room in Acampo.
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