Trump’s Thanksgiving Spread Had 24 Dishes
- 7 years ago
President-elect Donald Trump’s team released a menu of his family’s Thanksgiving spread, and it included 24 dishes with two named after the businessman himself.
Donald Trump’s Thanksgiving dinner included a spread of 24 dishes, and two of them were named after him, reports NBC News.
According to ABC News, the president-elect’s transition team provided the full menu which contained different types of seafood, salads, and desserts; among these were “Mr. Trump's Wedge Salad” and “Three Layer Trump Chocolate Cake.”
There were also six main dish options--turkey, beef tenderloin, leg of lamb, Chilean sea bass, short ribs, and diver scallops--all with different sides.
Besides the three-layer Trump chocolate cake, desserts included pumpkin pie, toasted coconut cake, chocolate eclairs, pecan pie, warm chocolate brownie pockets, creamy key lime pie, and hot apple crisp.
Trump and his family spent the holiday at his Mar-a-lago estate in Florida, notes the Huffington Post.
He tweeted a message on November 23 which read, “Let us give thanks for all that we have, and let us boldly face the exciting new frontiers that lie ahead. Happy Thanksgiving.”
Donald Trump’s Thanksgiving dinner included a spread of 24 dishes, and two of them were named after him, reports NBC News.
According to ABC News, the president-elect’s transition team provided the full menu which contained different types of seafood, salads, and desserts; among these were “Mr. Trump's Wedge Salad” and “Three Layer Trump Chocolate Cake.”
There were also six main dish options--turkey, beef tenderloin, leg of lamb, Chilean sea bass, short ribs, and diver scallops--all with different sides.
Besides the three-layer Trump chocolate cake, desserts included pumpkin pie, toasted coconut cake, chocolate eclairs, pecan pie, warm chocolate brownie pockets, creamy key lime pie, and hot apple crisp.
Trump and his family spent the holiday at his Mar-a-lago estate in Florida, notes the Huffington Post.
He tweeted a message on November 23 which read, “Let us give thanks for all that we have, and let us boldly face the exciting new frontiers that lie ahead. Happy Thanksgiving.”