What do you do with your Thanksgiving food after the holiday ends? Leftovers are a tried and true part of the Thanksgiving experience. Health experts highlight how vital it is to make sure to follow ...

Thanksgiving, with its cornucopia of comfort foods, is one of the coziest days of the year. What could be better than gathering around the table with family and friends to eat turkey, mashed potatoes, ...

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You may be starting to piece together your Thanksgiving dinner menu. But what about the for the next few days that follow? Leftovers are a tried and true part of the Thanksgiving experience. Health ...

Give thanks for this bird — and its many nutritional benefits. Credit...Andrew Scrivani for The New York Times Supported by By Caroline Hopkins Legaspi Americans gobble up more than 46 million turkeys ...

Certain holidays are associated with different foods, and for Thanksgiving, that's turkey — but why is that what we eat? We asked a history expert to learn more. Why do we eat turkey on Thanksgiving?

For your piece de resistance at Thanksgiving, you'll want a stainless steel roasting pan. This particular one comes recommended by Chad Houser, chef-founder at Café Momentum. Courtesy Made In ...

Every turkey should be pardoned by the president. Each Thanksgiving, millions of Americans sit down to lavish American Gothic-esque spreads of turkey and its accouterments. And every year, a good ...

Thanksgiving Day brings with it a delicious spread of turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and pies, but how much of it is safe for your dog? "Health risks vary depending on the dog’s size and breed, as ...