How Famous Artists Would Plate A Thanksgiving Meal

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Vincent van Gogh

In a few weeks, most Americans will sit down for a Thanksgiving Day dinner. And, segmenting the standard turkey, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce and green beans — not just throwing it all in one big pile — will be as creative as we get with our plating.

Luckily, artist Hannah Rothstein has taken the creativity a bit further, by imagining what a Thanksgiving meal might look like if it were plated by a famous artist. The standard fare is arranged as if Vincent van Gogh himself was your host — as well as entries from Rothko, Pollock, Mondrian and others.

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Piet Mondrian
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René Magritte
Andy-Warhol-Thanksgiving
Andy Warhol
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Georges Seurat
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Jackson Pollock
Mark-Rothko
Mark Rothko
Pablo-Picasso-Thanksgiving
Pablo Picasso

[link, via designtaxi]

Thanksgiving In A Bucket Will Help Give Thanks, Save Table Space

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Would you like to make a full-blown Thanksgiving dinner, but are short on table space? Well, if you also have relatives with low standards, you can get by this year with Thanksgiving In A Bucket.

Brought to us by Buzzfeed, the bucket o’ thanks contains all of the Turkey Day staples. And, because this is your dinner and your bucket, you can layer the foodstuffs in any order you’d like.

The only trick will be to get some semblance of a segmented dinner on the plate. Good luck.

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The Turducken Burger

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When gazing upon The Turducken Burger, the first question would be… Why? And, once we get to the bottom of that, we ask… Why weren’t we aware of this before Thanksgiving?

But hey, what’s done is done. And, if the food inside another food trend is to continue — then it might as well all come together inside a burger. Actually, the Turducken Burger is a creative reinterpretation of the traditional turducken, by chef Brad Lyons of Slater 50/50. It’s a half chicken, half turkey patty with a duck egg on top. So all of the gazintas are accounted for.

The burger is then topped with bacon gravy, cranberries and sweet potato fries… Just to help you save some time next Thanksgiving.

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[via Neatorama]

Thanksgiving Dinner-Flavored Ice Cream

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If you feel, like most, that Thanksgiving dinner does nothing more than waste time until dessert — then there’s an ice cream just for you.

Brought to us by Salt & Straw, the five flavors in their Thanksgiving line include, Sweet Potato and Candied Pecans, Apple Cranberry Stuffing, Salted Caramel Thanksgiving Turkey, Pumpkin Custard & Spiced Chevre, and Mincemeat Pie.

And think about it… Going right to dessert will shorten all that unnecessary family time. Happy Thanksgiving!

[link, via Incredible Things]

Thanksgiving Dinner Cupcakes

Why should you be bothered with roasting times, and ricing potatoes on Thanksgiving, when you can go straight to dessert? Thanksgiving Dinner Cupcakes by Make Bake Celebrate are made to look like an entire Turkey Day feast.

So, hopefully your guests won’t complain about not getting their turkey. They’ll just have to go six cupcakes deep to get an entire meal. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! See how these are done here.

[link, via Laughing Squid]