LONDON, ENGLAND, November 23, 2011 (Press-News.org) MyDish, the UK based recipe community site, has been witnessing this trend firsthand and is all for this UK resurgence. After all, Thanksgiving is not just about the first American pilgrims, historically, it marked the end of the year's harvest and was a celebration of thanks for the year's crops.
People across the UK have cottoned on to this fact and more and more are deciding to give 'thanks' too. Whether it is an indication of Britain becoming further Americanised or the UK exercising their right to get their hands on their favourite roast chicken recipes it is not yet clear.
MyDish is a good place to start dabbling in UK Thanksgiving recipes. Home to a large collection of recipes, MyDish caters for the most diehard of food lovers as well as the novices and is one of the internet's most comprehensive and helpful resources for food and recipes available. What is more, the MyDish site is constantly being contributed to by users sharing recipe ideas with friends and family meaning the large amount of recipes is only growing more extensive.
The chicken recipes and turkey recipes alone make MyDish the perfect site for Thanksgiving inspiration and the catalogue of side dishes means you will truly be spoilt for choice. Apple Glazed Turkey, traditional Roast Chicken Wrapped in Bacon are just some of the turkey and chicken recipes site users have to choose from. On top of this there are a huge amount of stuffing recipes and classic vegetable dishes giving users a resource in not only Thanksgiving dishes but all types of recipe ideas and foods.
MyDish is much more than just a recipe directory too. Home to an active online community individuals using the site have the opportunity to upload their own Thanksgiving favourites and share much loved family recipes with other food lovers. Interaction with the community is also possible, allowing first time chefs to swap knowledge with experienced recipe lovers and to trade ideas and knowledge.
This unique site marries food and community perfectly and has wealth of ideas for Thanksgiving adventures. Described by many as the 'Facebook for Foodies', Mydish is here to stay and offers something that has not been seen before. Visit www.mydish.co.uk for a wealth of recipes.
Chicken Recipes Are a Great Choice for British Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is obviously a huge festival across the pond but here in the UK the festival traditionally enjoys a much quieter profile. Recently this seems to be changing with Thanksgiving dinners and celebrations popping up all over the UK.
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[Press-News.org] Chicken Recipes Are a Great Choice for British ThanksgivingThanksgiving is obviously a huge festival across the pond but here in the UK the festival traditionally enjoys a much quieter profile. Recently this seems to be changing with Thanksgiving dinners and celebrations popping up all over the UK.