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Thanksgiving

Eataly at Home – Thanksgiving Delivered in NYC and Beyond!

November 18, 2020 by Denise Courter

Eataly at Home - Thanksgiving Delivered in NYC and Beyond!

 

Not in the mood to roast a whole bird? The culinary experts at Eataly are making Thanksgiving a breeze this year, amici. Eataly’s chefs are prepared to take the lead and shoppers can pick up full housemade Thanksgiving meals, from roasted turkey breast to the stuffing, gravy, cranberry sauce, and more, all made fresh at Eataly and ready to heat and eat at home.

Eataly at Home has Thanksgiving turkeys that have been raised exclusively for all of their locations. The birds have been sourced from just two small-scale farms that follow the Eataly philosophy of good, clean, and fair. Every step taken ensures that the finished product on your Thanksgiving table is of the utmost quality and fullest flavor.

Many accompaniments are available including appetizers, side-dishes and dessert.

FiDi Families Insiders: Free Delivery, when you mention FiDi Families; please note free delivery option has a minimum spend of $100. Free delivery from FiDi up to 14th street.

Pre-order one of their farm-fresh turkeys by visiting our butcher counter, via email, or by giving Eataly a call at 212.897.2895 by November 19.

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Fulton Stall Market – Thanksgiving Feast Available to Order!

November 10, 2020 by Denise Courter

Fulton Stall Market - Thanksgiving Feast Available to Order!

Fulton Stall Market offers the Seaport District and Lower Manhattan neighbors and friends a local Thanksgiving CSA Farm Share that supports our hard-working local farmers and producers.

Featuring your choice of……

  • DiPaola Farm Turkey (NJ)
  • Rogowski Farm Produce Box with Vegetables and Seasonal Fixin’s (NY)
  • Freshly Baked Classic Dinner Rolls from Chef Paul of FSM Kitchen (NYC)
  • Breezy Hill Orchard Traditional Holiday Pies (NY)
  • Breezy Hill Orchard/Hudson Valley Farmhouse Sweet & Hard Ciders (NY)
  • Black Dirt Gourmet Thanksgiving Pantry Specialties (NY)
  • Pudding Pan Vegan Loaves and Cakes (NYC)

You may order online at fultonstallmarket.org/thanksgiving-csa, at the market, or by phone. All options and details are listed on the online form, as well as on the attached sign-up form used to record orders and payment at the market. All orders will be confirmed by email. Please pay in advance by credit card or check at the market, open Monday-Saturday 11:30 AM – 4 PM, or by phone at (212) 349-1380. Payment for turkeys will occur at the Tuesday, November 24th pickup, based on exact weight.

Place your order, online or otherwise, by Friday, November 20th at 4 PM.  Pick-up is Tuesday, November 24th, 3 PM – 6 PM at the Fulton Stall Market.

FiDi Families Insiders: If you have questions, please email CSA Coordinator Zigi Lowenberg, call the market at (212) 349-1380, or email info@fultonmstallmarket.org.

Fulton Stall Market Location: 91 South Street
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Free Admission to National Museum of the American Indian on Thanksgiving

November 21, 2018 by Teresa Wang

 

NMAI in New York

 

Instead of shopping on Thanksgiving Day, bring your kids by the National Museum of the American Indian.

Date: Thursday, November 21st

Time: 10:00 am — 5:00 pm

Location: One Bowling Green (National Museum of the American Indian)

Age: All ages

Cost: Free

FiDi Insiders: While you’re there, stop by their ongoing imagiNATIONs Activity Center

For more information visit their website HERE!

 

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Thanksgiving Tips from CityMD

November 23, 2016 by Denise Courter

 

2016 GUIDE TO THANKSGIVING WOES

Guest Blog Post by: CityMD and Physician insight provided by emergency physician Dr. Frank Illuzzi

 

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The day after Thanksgiving ranks the second busiest day of the year for CityMD urgent care centers. From accidental turkey carving injuries to “Turkey Bowl” ankle sprains, CityMD sees an uptick in patient visits due to holiday festivities. A recent poll of 129 CityMD physicians about the most common incidences that bring in patients during the holiday found:

  • 60 percent of physicians see an increase in patient visits related to cooking wounds, especially turkey carving accidents
  • 47 percent of physicians see an increase in patient visits related to gastrointestinal complaints, such as overeating and food poisoning
  • 42 percent of physicians see an increase in patient visits related to burns from cooking
  • 15 percent of physicians see an increase in patient visits related to orthopedic injuries resulting from football injuries, such as the annual “Turkey Bowl” tradition of playing backyard football with family

How do you know when to seek treatment at the neighborhood CityMD urgent care center? CityMD’s Dr. Frank Illuzzi explains:

I cut my hand carving the Thanksgiving turkey.

Dr. Illuzi: After any type of cut or slice of the skin, the first thing you should do is immediately wash the wound with regular soap and water. If the bleeding persists and is difficult to stop, or if you can see tissue, seek medical attention right away. It’s important to get medical treatment within 12 hours of the laceration to prevent the risk of infection or complications.

Help! I think I have food poisoning.

Dr. Illuzi: Foodborne illness is quite common during the Thanksgiving holiday due to poor food handling techniques, including transporting and staging food, most times letting your Aunt Petunia’s casserole remain uncovered for an extended length of time. Food poisoning and other GI complaints are unpleasant with symptoms ranging from vomiting, nausea, diarrhea and dehydration – any of these symptoms warrant a trip to the urgent care center. It’s important to note that it can take between 6-18 hours for bacterial food poisoning to develop within the human body, and CityMD sees a majority of GI patient visits the day after the Thanksgiving feast.

I burned my hand while cooking.

Dr. Illuzi: CityMD urgent care centers are equipped to treat first and second degree burns from cooking. First degree burns look like a sunburn. It’s important to keep it clean and run the burn under cool – not freezing – water. Home remedies, such as butter or oil, have the potential to damage the skin and are highly not recommended. Second degree burns result in a blister. You need to let the burn heal on its own – which means you should not try to pop it! Stop by your local urgent care center to wrap it up with gauze and continue to keep the burn clean and covered until it heals. Burns around fingers, on your face, hand or face are best treated by a medical professional.

I think I pulled my back in the family “Turkey Bowl.”

Playing tackle football with the family can leave you with a few bumps and bruises, but if the injury hurts enough that you are worried, get it checked out. CityMD can provide both X-rays and stitches. For a full list of services, visit http://www.citymd.com/services/injuries-illness. CityMD locations are open on Thanksgiving and physicians will be available to treat any of these holiday aliments. Holiday hours vary by each CityMD location, but most urgent care centers are open between 9 a.m.-3 p.m. local time on Thanksgiving. All locations resume normal operating hours the rest of the holiday weekend.

To find your nearest location and exact hours, click here.

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Thanksgiving Restaurants in Lower Manhattan

November 14, 2016 by Cari Gelber

 

If you are staying local this Thanksgiving and would rather dine out then spend all day cooking (and cleaning!) there are some great local neighborhood restaurants that are offering delicious Thanksgiving dinners, either pre-fixe or a la carte options.

Thanksgiving Restaurants in Lower Manhattan

 

The Capital Grille – Wall Street 
Location: 120 Broadway
Price: $65 per person/$25 for children, ala carte menu available

FiDi Families Insiders: When you make your reservation mention FiDi Families and you will receive a complimentary family appetizer, a Winter Squash Bruschetta with Whipped Goat Cheese. 
Website: http://www.thecapitalgrille.com/locations/ny/new-york/nyc-wall-street/8039

Acqua Restaurant & Wine Bar
Location: 21 Peck Slip

Price: A la carte menu 
A delicious Thanksgiving themed menu will be available, with all items a la carte.

Website: http://www.acquarestaurantnyc.com/

Atrio Wine Bar & Restaurant 
Location: The Conrad Hotel (102 North End Avenue)

Price: $65 per person /$35 children, kids under 6 free
Website: http://www.conradnewyork.com/dine/atrio-wine-bar-and-restaurant/

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