In the Barbershop: Thanksgiving
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WHY YOU SHOULD CARE
Because when it comes to Turkey Day, sometimes it’s best to keep it simple.
By Tom Gorman
Anthony Hamilton is an OZY essayist. This is part of an ongoing OZY video series of conversations in his Mountain View, California, barbershop.
Turkey, stuffing, potatoes, cranberry sauce, gravy; that’s all you need for Thanksgiving, right? OK, collard greens are classic in some homes. And sure, sweet potatoes and ham have their place. And don’t forget the green beans. But how about some Spam? Or oysters?
In a nation as diverse as the United States, it’s no surprise that the national day of food, family and thanks serves up a varied and sometimes odd array of culinary combinations. In this latest edition of our “In the Barbershop” series, OZY’s Anthony Hamilton collects his patrons’ most loved — and loathed — meals from Thanksgivings past.
- Tom Gorman, Tom is OZY's video shooter, producer and editor. He's Aussie-born, New York-bred, California-based and an alumnus of UC Berkeley's journalism school. Expect him to geek out over space travel, Persian cuisine and obscure movie trivia. He lives in Oakland with his wife, Emma, and their dog, Chicken. Follow Tom Gorman on TwitterContact Tom Gorman
