Use your holiday wine gifts to make mulled wine over the winter season. Food Network has some great ideas and recipes for mulled wine.

As you plan your Thanksgiving feast, consider what you'll need to host the holiday at home, like seasonal decor and easy entertaining gadgets to put finishing touches on the meal.

We caught up with Bobby, Alex, Robert and many more Food Network stars about their unique Thanksgiving traditions with family and friends.

Check out Food Network's top-five entertaining roundups below to find helpful guides for hosting the ultimate Thanksgiving.

Trim your table with a fall-focused spread, no matter if your plans include hosting kids or throwing an elegant celebration.

It doesn’t get easier than Ree’s spiked cranberry sauce.

These bottles of wine are so good, no one will accuse you of looking cheap. We promise!

Every year, we get questions on how to pair wine with Thanksgiving dinner; it’s a nice dinner you’ve gone to great lengths to prepare, and you want to drink something nice with it. This is both a hard question to answer and an easy one, because turkey itself is a blank canvas — you can pair it with pretty much every wine in the world and it’ll work pretty well — so it’s never so much about the turkey as it is about the seasonings and sides. The problem here is actually that there’s too much choice.

Thanksgiving can bring out the worry. Happily, there's one area that doesn't require excessive concern, and that's wine presentation. Here are my stress-relieving tips: