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How to keep a tidy kitchen while cooking Thanksgiving, according to H&G’s home organizer
I may have a well-organized kitchen, but I’m a pretty messy cook. When I’m in the kitchen, ingredients hit the floor, liquids splatter on recipes, and flour ends up on my face. It’s a mess. Even though I’m a little messy, my organizer brain still works hard to streamline the cooking process. This is especially…
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Stuffing is the superior Thanksgiving side dish, these recipes fit any flavor profile
While some think Thanksgiving dinner would not be complete without turkey, true fans of side dishes know that stuffing is the clear holiday staple. People of course love the various versions of potatoes or perfectly glazed and roasted vegetables, but something about the craggly, crunchy, moist, herbacious, nutty and sometimes sweet and savory blend of…
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5 Ways to Go Low-Sugar Over the Holidays Without Sacrificing Taste
The holidays are a time of indulgence. Cakes, cookies, and candy are everywhere this time of year, and for many of us, there is no harm in letting loose and enjoying ourselves. In fact, research suggests that nearly half of Americans have attended a holiday party just for the treats. No judgment here—we’re right there…
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L.A. County Public Health Offers Tips To Prevent Food Poisoning This Thanksgiving
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health would like families to enjoy a safe and healthy Thanksgiving holiday feast by taking steps to avoid foodborne illness, commonly known as food poisoning. Raw or undercooked meats, including turkey, chicken, beef and lamb, and food kept at unsafe temperatures can contain bacteria such as Campylobacter, Salmonella…
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Colorado Springs chefs give cooking tips for tasty Thanksgiving side dishes
Thanksgiving is just days away and the clock is ticking. Are you planning a traditional feast? You know … turkey, dressing, mashers, gravy, green bean casserole and pumpkin pie? Roasted turkey, of course, is a given, but how about the sides? Want to have some fun this year? For starters, try switching up side dishes.…
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Make Thanksgiving fun for all: Keep in mind these accessibility tips this holiday
When it comes to holiday hosting, there’s a lot to remember. From cooking and cleaning to general chaos, one important aspect may get lost in the shuffle: making your gathering accessible for every guest. With up to one in four American adults identifying as having some form of disability, some people in your life may…
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These Are the Biggest Thanksgiving Mistakes to Avoid
These Are the Biggest Thanksgiving Mistakes to Avoid These Are the Biggest Thanksgiving Mistakes to Avoid
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This Gut-Healthy Melting Potatoes Recipe Is the Golden Child of All Nourishing Potato Dishes
Nourishing, delicious, soul-soothing: What more could you ask for from a humble vegetable? Also considered one of the most affordable good-for-you foods on the market, there’s so much more that can—and should—be done with a potato than turning them into mash or fries. If you ask Yumna Jawad, the creator behind Feel Good Foodie, melting…
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Is Reducing Meat Enough? Here’s What Else You Need To Do To Make Your Diet Planet Friendly
The world is eating too much meat, but some countries are undeniably ahead of others. The average American, for example, consumes around 274 pounds of meat per year. Cutting back on this amount can make a significant impact on the planet, there’s no doubt. But when it comes to a more sustainable diet, is simply…
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5 Tips To Make Your Homemade Butter Naan Softer Than Ever
Breads hold a significant place in Indian cuisine, enhancing the flavours of our curries. Among the diverse range, the classic butter naan enjoys widespread popularity. This leavened flatbread, traditionally prepared in a tandoor, is renowned for its exceptionally soft texture and buttery taste. While many opt to savour it at restaurants or dhabas, creating this…