Kelsey Freeman This veggie has been a part of the Thanksgiving table since the first Thanksgiving in 1621. Indian corn was a staple of the Pilgrims' and Native Americans' diets, and we still ...

The first Thanksgiving meal in Plymouth, Massachusetts, looked nothing like the gluttonous feasts we celebrate around today. The only two surviving documents from this harvest meal in 1621 ...

Check out this adorable craft your child could make for teacher gifts for Thanksgiving. ... Thanksgiving Craft: Cute Indian Corn Magnet or Pin. Updated: Nov. 02, 2009, 6:43 p.m.

Corn is a Thanksgiving staple representing survival, tradition, and cultural exchange. ... So, the colonists referred to this locally grown grain as “Indian Corn.” ...

Soon five kernels of corn were appearing on Thanksgiving tables across the nation. CLICK HERE TO GET THE OPINION NEWSLETTER In 1898, Rhode Island writer Hezekiah Butterworth published a poem ...

Back by popular demand is a favorite Thanksgiving side dish, Indian corn pudding created by Deborah Scott, executive chef for the Cohn Restaurant Group. First served at the Indigo Grill, the dish ...

As November draws to a close, so does Indian corn season. Those decorative arrangements of colorful hard ears of corn that appear every year between Halloween and Thanksgiving disappear from front ...

With all due respect to pumpkins, when the Indian corn arrives, so has fall.For us, Indian corn brings thoughts of the Pilgrims and Thanksgiving, harvest moons and warm, rich colors.

Along with Western food items such as turkey, mashed potatoes, corn, etc., our Thanksgiving is not complete without its share of Indian cuisines -- various curries, breads and rice.

THANKSGIVING ON INDIAN RESERVATIONS. Share full article. Nov. 24, 1901. Credit... The New York Times Archives. See the article in its original context from November 24, 1901, Section T, Page 17 ...

Indian corn isn't a widely grown variant. Graner said she knows of no one else in Morton County who grows it. Pearce said it's hard to find growers in the area or up north, given the corn's ...