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Which traditional thanksgiving treat was probably NOT part of the 1621 pilgrim celebration in Plymouth

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Joel0920
You see lots of pies in the first course and in the second course, meat and fish pies. To cook a turkey in a pie was not terribly uncommon. The colonists did not have butter and wheat flour to make crusts for pies and tarts. That’s right: No pumpkin pie! Hope this helped. :)

Meat and maybe fish pies
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