Turkey Tetrazzini is a dish ordinarily heavy on pasta, which helps bulk-up the dish and stretch leftover turkey even further. However, we try to limit the amount of grains we eat in lieu of more...
Is it possible? Yes, it is. Here are a few delicious recipes to empty out your fridge in a snap.
A delicious turkey for the perfect Thanksgiving dinner.
Adding a quart of turkey broth to a hot roux can be a recipe for lumpy gravy, but if you whisk it in gradually, you can avoid the lumps and make your gravy perfectly smooth.
The traditional method for carving a turkey at the table doesn't give you the best-tasting meat. Watch this video to learn how to carve the juiciest slices of breast meat.
Got a cramped fridge around the holidays? Learn how to brine your turkey in a cooler to save space.
Usually when you roast a turkey, by the time the dark meat is done, the breast meat can be overcooked and tough. But there's a better way...
This recipe is from the award-winning cookbook, Flying Pans: Two Chefs, One World. It made a lovely Thanksgiving dinner for our smaller family, but would also be wonderful for Christmas...
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Poultry wings don't get much respect - they are small, bony and often chucked into stock. Turkey wings, because of their size, are the exception. The meat from a turkey wing is equivalent to...
Pairing wines with your Thanksgiving feast can be a daunting task, but fear no more because we've got some easy and (cheap!) Turkey Day wine pairings.
The idea of flipping a hot, half-cooked turkey onto its back can cause anxiety in even the most experienced cooks. Fear not—after you’ve done it once, you’ll see it’s really not a big deal.
Our food science experts explain the secrets to cooking your Thanksgiving turkey.
Bored with oven-roasting your holiday bird? Try Poor Girl Gourmet's technique—all you need is a shovel, some fire, and beer...lots of beer.
Turkey thighs and whole turkey breasts are most often sold bone-in and skin-on, so you'll need a boning knife and a little know-how to prepare these cuts for recipes.
Pan juices are usually the backbone of turkey gravy, but gravy made only with the juices from a brined bird is bound to come out too salty. Fortunately, there’s a solution to this problem.
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You judge a turkey's doneness by putting the thermometer in the thickest part of the thigh. Where exactly is that?
What do you make for Thanksgiving when you can't stand turkey?