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Our Favorite (Unique!) Thanksgiving Traditions

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For many people, Thanksgiving is one of the few chances we have all year to gather with our families or friends to share a delicious meal, give thanks for our blessings and soak up the joy of each other's company. Over the years, families and groups of friends often develop their own special Thanksgiving traditions they bring out every year. Rather than gatekeeping our most unique Thanksgiving traditions (because exclusivity is no fun), we're sharing the details of our favorite rituals—from unusual recipe ideas to customs that are as distinctive as they are enjoyable. We hope these ideas leave you inspired to create your own unique traditions with your loved ones! Great Grandma Switzer's Thanksgiving Stuffing (Submitted by Meta C., VP of Programming Operations of The Balancing Act ) Pre-heat oven 350 Degrees 14 slices of bread (egg, white rye or wheat) dry in oven, tear or cut into small pieces. Set aside Chop 2 large onions, 6-8 stalks of celery and mince turkey liver- set aside Melt