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Frenchgiving : Celebrate Thanksgiving with a French wink

Frenchgiving : Celebrate Thanksgiving with a French wink

Myline Descamps |

Frenchgiving is adding a French touch to your Thanksgiving and saying Merci a lot 

Thanksgiving is traditionally an American holiday, but what if you could add a little French flair to your celebration?

At French Wink, we believe in blending the best of both worlds, bringing together the warmth and gratitude of Thanksgiving with the elegance and culinary expertise of French culture. This year, why not create your own Frenchgiving? With a curated selection of French products from our Thanksgiving with a French Touch collection, you can elevate your feast to new heights.

Here’s how to infuse your Thanksgiving with a french twist.

French-Inspired Starters for l’Aperitif

Start your Frenchgiving celebration with an “Aperitif a la francaise” that introduces your guests to refined French flavors. A French cheese board featuring selections from our French Wink cheese collection is a perfect beginning.

Add a touch of sophistication with foie gras or luxury tinned fish. These savory treats will whet your guests’ appetites for the main event, offering a luxurious yet simple French twist to your pre-dinner nibbles.

Tapas board

French Sides for Your turkey Feast

For a unique French twist on your Thanksgiving turkey, consider stuffing it with French chestnuts. This classic French ingredient adds a rich, earthy sweetness that pairs beautifully with the turkey’s savory flavors, creating a delightful fusion of French and American traditions. If you're keen for something other than turkey and want to same time in the kitchen, we highly suggest the Moulard duck leg confit : simple to prepare yet delicious and so french, you are sure to surprise your guests like a chef. 

When thinking of side dishes, add a dash of French culinary excellence to your table. Instead of traditional mashed potatoes, why not serve a Gratin Dauphinois, a creamy potato dish with layers of French cheese? You can use our baking accessories like the Degrenne Bahia oven dish for a unique presentation.

 For vegetable sides, try Ratatouille—a vibrant mix of roasted eggplant, zucchini, tomatoes, peppers and Provence herbs that bring a French countryside flair to your meal. You may also serve Lentils from Champagne cooked with goose fat. These lentils offer a luxurious, hearty accompaniment with a smooth texture and deep flavor that will elevate your Frenchgiving meal.

And don’t forget to bake a fresh French baguette with our easy baguette mix to soak up every last bit of gravy.

French Desserts to End on a Sweet Note

For dessert, finish with something as elegant as it is delicious. Swap out or add to the classic pumpkin pie a dessert from Dominique Ansel Life Sweetest Moments. Our French baking essentials collection will ensure your masterpiece comes out ready to impress.

And, if you prefer something ready to eat yet so French, bring to the tables French macarons and chocolates!

French Tableware for a Stylish Thanksgiving

Finally, no Frenchgiving is complete without setting a stunning Holiday table. Our collection of French-inspired kitchen and tableware offers beautiful options for creating an elegant yet warm atmosphere. Serve your amazing preparations and drinks in beautiful French plates and glasses to add a touch of Parisian flair to your feast.

Hostess Gift Ideas for Frenchgiving

If you're attending a Frenchgiving dinner as a guest, don’t forget to bring a thoughtful hostess gift. Our hostess gifts collection offers a selection of elegant and unique French-inspired items that are perfect for the occasion.Thoughtful, French-inspired gifts are a lovely way to show your gratitude and appreciation.

This year, make your Thanksgiving one to remember with French Wink’s curated collection for Frenchgiving. Explore our Thanksgiving with a French Touch collection and bring the flavors, style, and charm of France to your holiday celebration. 

 

 

 

 

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