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Giving Thanks
Our Town EditorWayne McMinn has little remaining from his Social Security check after paying for rent, utilities and other essentials. Sitting in the crowded St. Vincent De Paul Family Kitchen last week, McMinn said he is grateful for a daily warm meal. "It's rough,...Tags: Cranberries, Turkey (animal), Holidays, Potatoes, Cranberry Sauce
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Man About Town: Ejected from home, we're going to Disneyland
The looping line at the Jungle Cruise is almost Euclidean in its use of space. Hundreds of us shuffle across that cramped boathouse entrance — standing, shuffling, standing. We snake upstairs and down, then back across one another, like...
Tags: Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Indiana Jones (fictional character), Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking, Disneyland Park
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The turkey roaster
The sky is still dark and grey. No sign yet of the sun. No cars are on the move, no headlights slicing into the darkness. Except for my own. It is me, my car, and the open highway as I speed toward any store that is open at this ridiculous...Tags: Thanksgiving, Turkey (animal), Religious Festivals, Holidays
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Stuff your face with leftover turkey treat
I'm thinking that the anticipation of the delights of the Thanksgiving table is as important (more important, perhaps?) as the meal itself. After all, eating the turkey, stuffing, casseroles and pies takes minutes, even with heaping plates of seconds &#...Tags: Mushrooms, Cranberries, Salt, Turkey (animal), Gravy
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What To Whip Up With Your Thanksgiving Leftovers
The author of “69 Quickies in the Kitchen” Joan Vogel joined us with some delicious recipes that you can whip up with your Thanksgiving leftovers. “69 Quickies in the Kitchen” is available at www.amazon.com or www....Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Pancakes, Foods and Beverages, Potatoes
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Essay: A rookie Thanksgiving Day cook takes over the kitchen
Los Angeles Times Restaurant CriticIt is Thanksgiving morning. As you read this, the bird, a fine 16-pounder, is coming to room temperature on the counter. The green beans have been topped and tailed, and my fingertips smart from peeling smoking-hot chestnuts for the stuffing. I've...Tags: Cranberries, Turkey (animal), Onions, Holidays, Potatoes
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Epicurious Thanksgiving Recipes
Tom Colicchio’s Herb-Butter Turkey Yield: Makes 8 servings For Gravy Base 2 tablespoons unsalted butter 2 pounds turkey necks and/or wings 2 cups diced onions 1 cup diced peeled carrots 1 cup diced celery 6 cups low-sodium chicken...Tags: Cranberries, Salt, Turkey (animal), Gravy, Butter
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Japanese train stuffing: Be glad you're not a Tokyo commuter
On this Thanksgiving holiday, I'm thankful to not be a Japanese commuter. The island nation is home to any number of phenomenon that are simultaneously amusing and cringe-worthy. Train stuffing is no exception. Apparently, so packed are the country'...
Tags: Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel, YouTube, Hampton Roads
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There's no tomfoolery with Thanksgiving turkey
The traditional holiday turkey will be prepared by about 250 million households this year. To make that dinner safer for everyone to enjoy, there are a few precautions to take when preparing your next turkey dinner. Planning ahead will help reduce the...
Tags: Butterball Turkey, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Turkey (animal), Turkey, Holidays
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Thanksgiving disasters solved
The first step, as you know, is admitting you have a problem.
Maybe it's the same problem you have every year. (Looking at you, salty gravy.) Maybe it's a new problem. (Cheesecake? Whose bright idea was cheesecake?)
"Mostly people are too ambitious at...Tags: Thanksgiving, Butterball Turkey, Recipes, Gravy, Turkey
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Test Kitchen tips: Testing turkey for doneness
You're roasting a turkey in the oven, and while it may look like it's ready to eat, you have no idea whether it's actually done. What do you do? There are a few simple ways to test turkeys (and all poultry) for doneness: - Grab the end of the...
Tags: Google+, Turkey (animal)
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A price to be thankful for: Estimated cost of a Thanksgiving meal in Petoskey, $3.63 per person
With all of the stressful scenarios that arise during the holidays, the rising price of a big Thanksgiving dinner need not worry Northern Michigan residents this year. An annual survey looking for the average cost of the classic Thanksgiving meal...Tags: Services and Shopping, Cheese Corn, Cranberries, Peas, Turkey (animal)
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