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Thanksgiving Day
known as
Thanksgiving
is one of the most significant holidays in the United States. Each fourth Thursday of Novemberentire families gather to enjoy a special dinner which symbolizes gratitude for the generosity, freedom and abundance.
it’s 2024, The celebration will take place on November 28highlighting emblematic activities such as Macy’s parade in New York and, of course, the traditional scene.
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What is Thanksgiving?
The story of
Thanksgiving
dates back to the 17th century, when peregrinos en Plymouth, Massachusettsthey shared their first successful harvest with indigenous peoples Wampanoag.
This act of gratitude marked the start of a tradition that, in 1863,
Abraham Lincoln
declared a national holiday in full Civil war.
Although deeply rooted in American culture, Thanksgiving has crossed borders and has earned a place in Mexico. It is increasingly common that Mexican restaurants and homes Celebrate this date with classic dishes such as turkey, mashed potatoes and pumpkin pieadapted to local flavors.
The best five places to celebrate Thanksgiving in CDMX
If you are in the Mexico City and you want to live a culinary experience Thanksgiving Day, here are some options:
- Rulfo: In it
hotel Hyatt Regency
of Mexico City, the chef Jorge Cobos will offer a exclusive three-course menuaccompanied by a glass of rosé wine during the night of Thursday, November 28.
- Market Kitchen: This restaurant in The Westin Santa Fe will have two options, a pairing menu for lunch and a cena buffet with wine bar, available from 12:00 to 18:00 (local time).
- Anatol Kitchen: Located in Polanco, it will celebrate Thanksgiving with a special menu in charge of chef Rodrigo del Valleinspired by autumn flavors.
- Virginia House: In the Roma neighborhood, this charming place will pay tribute to Thanksgiving with a menu that includes delicacies such as pumpkin cream and mini cornstarting at 6:00 p.m. (local time).
- Charles: This restaurant in Saint Angel will offer a authentic date menusince it will offer the classic turkeybut also glazed salmon or roast beef; However, if you want more privacy, you can opt for a private celebration and order takeout.
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## Interview: Thanksgiving in Mexico
**Introduction:**
Welcome to World Today News. Today, we’re discussing the growing popularity of Thanksgiving in Mexico, a holiday deeply rooted in American culture.
Joining us are two insightful guests:
* **Dr. Maria Hernandez:** A renowned historian specializing in cultural exchange between the US and Mexico.
* **Chef Alejandro Torres:** A celebrated chef known for incorporating international influences into traditional Mexican cuisine.
**Section 1: The Origins and Meaning of Thanksgiving**
**Interviewer:**
Dr. Hernandez, Thanksgiving signifies gratitude and togetherness for many Americans. Can you elaborate on the historical background of this holiday and how its meaning has evolved over time?
**Dr. Hernandez:**
**Interviewer:**
Chef Torres, Thanksgiving is traditionally associated with specific dishes. How have you observed Mexicans adapting and embracing these traditional recipes while adding their own cultural flair?
**Chef Torres:**
**Section 2: The Growing Popularity of Thanksgiving in Mexico**
**Interviewer:**
Dr. Hernandez, what factors do you believe have contributed to the increasing popularity of Thanksgiving in Mexico? Is there a specific generational shift driving this trend?
**Dr. Hernandez:**
**Interviewer:**
Chef Torres, your restaurant is offering a special Thanksgiving menu. Could you tell us about some of the dishes and how they reflect the blending of American and Mexican culinary traditions?
**Chef Torres:**
**Section 3: Cultural Exchange and Culinary Fusion**
**Interviewer:**
Chef Torres, how do you think the fusion of American and Mexican culinary traditions on occasions like Thanksgiving benefits both cultures?
**Chef Torres:**
**Interviewer:**
Dr. Hernandez, some might argue that celebrating American holidays in Mexico dilutes Mexican traditions. What is your perspective on this concern?
**Dr. Hernandez:**
**Section 4: Looking Ahead**
**Interviewer:**
Both of you have shed light on the fascinating interplay of culture and cuisine surrounding Thanksgiving in Mexico. Looking ahead, how do you envision this celebration evolving in the coming years?
**Chef Torres:**
**Dr. Hernandez:**
**Interviewer:**
Thank you both for sharing your insights and perspectives with us. We hope this discussion has broadened our understanding of the fascinating and evolving relationship between American and Mexican cultures, particularly around the Thanksgiving tradition.
