Take your time when making the roux; slow and steady is best here. For gravy, you want to cook the roux to a deep ...

Making a great gravy is much easier than you think. Even if you accidently make your gravy a bit too think, you can fix it ...

As families gear up for another holiday feast, the great cranberry debate returns: fresh or jellied from a can? (via NH ...

We love adding gravy to loads of dishes, but sometimes we want to mix up the flavor. We have expert insights on how to take a bland gravy to new heights.

Lots of people have strong feelings about what’s on the Thanksgiving table. There’s much debate about turkey-cooking techniques (dry-brined or wet-brined, spatchcocked, grilled, deep-fried), must-make ...

In preparation for Thanksgiving, I looked for great ways to use up leftover turkey breast. The sandwich I made with leftover turkey and sides took more effort than it was worth. I made a soup that was ...

Diestel shares that you can roast a spatchcocked turkey in a roasting pan, but a large baking sheet is a better pan for the task because it has shorter sides. The high sides can affect the air flow ...

Five classic gravy methods, from cornstarch slurry to pan drippings, went head-to-head to find out which one makes the richest, smoothest, and most flavorful sauce for your holiday feast. The center ...

Anna Francese Gass makes a simple version of the holiday meal on a sheet tray. Cookbook author and recipe developer Anna Francese Gass is gearing up for Thanksgiving and serving up some simple ideas ...

I must’ve been nine or ten, doing a community theatre production of “How to Eat Like a Child – And Other Lessons in Not Being a Grown-up.” (To this day, I still find myself mumbling, “Like a child, ...

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