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For most Americans, turkey is the centerpiece of a Thanksgiving dinner, and the holiday would seem incomplete without it.

Make a delicious Bread and Celery Stuffing or if you prefer something a little fancier try Cranberry Pecan Stuffing or Cornbread Sausage stuffing.

Learn tips on making the perfect holiday Thanksgiving turkey. Following these tips will make your turkey moist and delicious. Make your Thanksgiving dinner a hit!

Add flavor and flair to this year's Thanksgiving Day dinner with two delicious stuffing recipes: Southern Cornbread and Sausage Stuffing and Oyster Stuffing.

For those roasting their first turkey or who maybe need a refresher, here is the process for buying, defrosting, and roasting a turkey for a holiday family dinner.

Try a few more exotic recipes for stuffings including oyster stuffing, fruit stuffing or choose vegetable stuffing so your vegetarian family can be included.

Sausage stuffing is a favorite in the south. It's a rich, moist stuffing bursting with flavor. It's great cooked in the turkey or baked in a pan.

Learn how to make these delicious savory stuffings to either stuff in your turkey or bake along side for Thanksgiving.

A classic Southern holiday side dish, Sausage Stuffing is delicious with turkey and easy to make.

Learn how long it takes to defrost a turkey, how long to cook it, the correct internal temperature, how much to serve and other great tips.

What is a holiday turkey dinner without homemade stuffing? Try this simple combination that can be put together quickly; guests will ask for the recipe and for seconds.

What would Thanksgiving be without the turkey? This recipe will ensure you get the perfect bird for your holiday table!

Tired of the traditional bread and onion-herb stuffing? Try Apple, Fennel & Sausage - Cornbread, Cranberry & Pecan - Wild Rice, Water Chestnuts & Grapes

Make a low fat bread stuffing recipe that is still moist but much healthier than the regular bread stuffing for turkey or roast chicken.

For the perfect Thanksgiving turkey, make sure that you don't make these cooking mistakes. Here are tips to ensure you buy enough turkey, thaw it in time, and more.

Once the grill is set up to cook a turkey, it's pretty much the same as cooking it in an oven but much more fun. Learn how to cook a turkey on the outside grill.

A potato, bread and sage dressing is baked outside the turkey, allowing vegetarians and vegans to enjoy a Thanksgiving favorite.

Salads are some of the easiest ways to use leftover turkey or chicken. Goose another meal out of that bird and use the money you save for holiday shopping!

Discover the proper technique for thawing a turkey, where to insert a meat thermometer and learn the rules about stuffing with these helpful holiday cooking guidelines.

Stuffing recipes should be good enough to stand on their own, and this one is. With tart apples, mushrooms and dried cherries, it has all the flavors of the holidays.

Dishing-up a succulent turkey that tantalises the taste buds is not as hard as it would seem with the right preparation and knowledge.

Dressing is as much a part of any holiday meal as cake is to a birthday celebration. With this recipe, you will be able to make a dressing that goes well with any fowl.

Anyone who's ever cooked a full course Thanksgiving dinner before knows that it can be a daunting task. There is help to alleviate the pressure of cooking a perfect meal.

Adding fresh fruit and nuts to holiday turkey leftovers will create new variations on old holiday sandwiches. Two recipes to inspire more creative holiday leftover menus.

Boy howdy! It's just not Thanksgiving without some good Southern Cornbread Stuffing.

Love leftovers because: 1 You save money by getting one or more additional meals. 2 Meals from leftovers can be easier to fix. 3 Many dishes taste better the next day.

This meal has a tropical feel and lots of flavor, without all the calories.

In twenty minutes you can make another meal out of leftover roast chicken or turkey and ingredients you probably have on hand.

Yesterday's roast turkey or chicken makes hearty soups to warm your belly and stretch your food dollar. Turkey and chicken are incredibly adaptable to hundreds of recipes

Here's a tasty way to stretch your food dollar and make another meal out of your leftover turkey or chicken. And either one will work in this recipe.

If you're a novice to roasting a turkey, find out what you need to know to properly cook and serve your Thanksgiving centerpiece.

Many people feel that Thanksgiving has to be celebrated with the whole family present.But the stress of Thanksgiving with relatives can make the day a dreaded chore.

Not just for stuffing, use fresh herbs to flavor the meat, adding them under the skin. Creative recipes for leftover turkey guarantee turkey is good to the last crumb.

Gluten-free turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce, along with vegetables and a baked dessert can be enjoyed for Thanksgiving, even by those with a gluten intolerance.

Cooking meals for celiac carriers may seem challenging, but if you follow some simple steps buying the needed ingredients and preparing the food will be a snap.

Make moist and buttery bread stuffing with mushrooms and sherry to go with the roast turkey for a wonderful Thanksgiving or Christmas celebration.

Switching over a few key ingredients can make any Tom (and his friends) thankful this holiday season, all while delighting family and friends at the dinner table!

When going to Thanksgiving dinner as a guest, one must bring a gift for the host, who has spent the day fussing over the turkey & fixings. Great wine makes a great gift.

How not to gain weight during winter? Here's advice from a nutritionist on how to fight Thanksgiving overeating, and enjoy holiday meals and parties without dieting.

For a moist and delicous turkey, brine the bird this year. You will definitely taste the difference.

Brined... poached... upside down... with or without stuffing... with butter under the skin... wrapped in bacon... so many ways, yet only one meal to get your turkey right

Let's face it. Food poisoning is no fun. Nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea detract from anyone's enjoyment of the holiday. Your dinner guests will thank you to take care.

After the Passover story, eating of the spring vegetable, the bitter herbs and matzo comes the main meal. Here are some traditional as well as new dishes.

Stuffings for turkey don't have to be savory. You can spice them up by using dried and fresh fruits making them deliciously sweet.

Cooking turkey is easier than you think, if you follow a few simple rules.

This Turducken recipe is straight from Creole country. Turducken is the answer if you ever wondered what you get when you stick a chicken in a duck in a turkey?