How to Make Turkey Sauce Without Dripping From a Skillet
There is a certain (I think) overly romantic expectation that a good turkey sauce should be dripped from the pan and whipped a few seconds […]
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There is a certain (I think) overly romantic expectation that a good turkey sauce should be dripped from the pan and whipped a few seconds […]
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Continue reading »I don’t know anyone has ever run out of cranberry sauce during a Thanksgiving meal. It’s very easy to make and people tend to make […]
Continue reading »When planning your Thanksgiving turkey situation, you are likely to focus on the recipe, and not give a ton of thought to what happens after […]
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Continue reading »Thanksgiving is a rush of creamy starch and root vegetables, and while I wouldn’t want it differently, it’s nice – even heroic – to give […]
Continue reading »Over the years, I have not been shy about my indifference to turkey. I called it the ” dumbest meat thermodynamic nightmare .” I was […]
Continue reading »As a kid, I never went to a little Thanksgiving. My mother is the oldest of seven children, and when we weren’t driving to Mississippi […]
Continue reading »Since they don’t eat giant whole birds, vegetarians often miss out on this special, visually appealing main dish that meat-eaters enjoy because meat-eaters can be […]
Continue reading »In an ideal world, we would all have beautiful, huge cutting boards carved from free-range trees with grooves around the edges to catch any runoff […]
Continue reading »Certain dishes can be found on almost every Thanksgiving table, and the Lifehacker table is no exception. For our little family meal, Deputy Editor Alice […]
Continue reading »Thanksgiving morning can be weird if you’re the host. You wake up with a fair amount of work to do, and there are often a […]
Continue reading »Blind crusts for baking a pie should be as simple as line the chilled dough with parchment or foil, top with dried beans to weigh […]
Continue reading »In any family, there is that one dish that makes thanksgiving. I’m not talking about turkey – it’s too obvious. I’m talking about a dish […]
Continue reading »Thanksgiving is an opportunity to spend time with those you love (or at least bear with love), which is why Lifehacker decided to get together […]
Continue reading »I did many main Thanksgiving meals throughout the day, but one thing I never got involved with is turdaken. I have nothing against overeating all […]
Continue reading »Thanksgiving menus aren’t exactly a cradle of innovation. Some people refuse to get involved with tradition, and customizing a classic can be a real gamble, […]
Continue reading »Thanksgiving demands a lot from all of us, but it demands more from the dishwasher. If you’re having a little Thanksgiving , it might not […]
Continue reading »Like any other ingredient in a Thanksgiving dinner, cranberry sauce evokes a multitude of feelings . There are conservatives – “We need combs!” – and […]
Continue reading »Potatoes are notorious for being difficult to heat up. Baked potatoes, French fries, and potato pancakes are the best to eat straight out of the […]
Continue reading »There is no really ugly food in my book. The difference between great food photography spread across magazines and Martha Stewart’s foray into the genre […]
Continue reading »I haven’t been to Chipotle since the Great Keso Debuff in 2017 – cheese grief takes the longest to heal – but I still have […]
Continue reading »There is only one correct way to “get rid” of bacon fat, and that is to eat it. While it’s a fantastic frying oil, especially […]
Continue reading »Perfectly cooked pie dough is too expensive to waste, and scraps left over from decorating need to be treated with respect. Instead of tossing them […]
Continue reading »Due to the popularity of certain sock puppets in the ’80s, lamb chops seem to be the most popular attraction for young sheep. Lamb steaks […]
Continue reading »Now “Sober October”, which means that many people, for one reason or another, take a month’s break from drinking. While I love adult drinks, there […]
Continue reading »In terms of plant parts, grapes are the closest thing to candy. But fruits that are too ripe are much less enjoyable, and when the […]
Continue reading »Crispy bacon and its byproduct, bacon fat, are very good, and when cooking strips of fatty pork, you need to make sure you reach your […]
Continue reading »My love for eggplant is fierce, pure and, according to many, abnormal. I do not understand. At its best, this gorgeous nightshade is nothing more […]
Continue reading »Hello and welcome back to Will It Casserole? , a column in which I take your delicious concepts and reimagine them as delicious casserole creations. […]
Continue reading »My ex-husband didn’t know how to cook a lot, but he was always ready to learn. I will never forget a December evening with a […]
Continue reading »I like to eat in beautiful parks, especially when we get closer to cooler temperatures, but I don’t like lugging plates and dishes to and […]
Continue reading »My grandfather ate a lot of meat, even a possum, but he didn’t care about the texture of the boar. His boar stew recipe was […]
Continue reading »No food is as summertime as grilled food, but when the end of August comes, I’ll be damned if I’m going to eat another hot […]
Continue reading »I have a slightly embarrassing fast food habit that not only keeps me calm and humble, but also keeps my shopping bag filled with only […]
Continue reading »Hello everyone, and welcome back to Will It Casserole , a column where we see what dishes, dishes and cuisines can be reimagined and turned […]
Continue reading »Hello and welcome back to Will It Casserole? , a column in which I take your delicious concepts and reimagine them as delicious casserole creations. […]
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Continue reading »I’ve seen recipes that require the green portion of green onions and I’ve seen recipes that require the white portion of green onions, but I’ve […]
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