Dave hosts six friends for Thanksgiving and barely puts a dent in his wallet. Spending only forty bucks, he puts out a full Thanksgiving meal with turkey and cranberry sauce, stuffing and sweet potato pie.
We're having a melting potluck Thanksgiving Dinner. Sara is making the turkey and her friends are bringing dishes inspired by the cuisine of their homelands.
Leave the turkey alone on Thanksgiving, give some TLC to the side dishes! Citrus Sweet Potatoes; Cranberry-Pineapple Relish; Brussels Sprouts In Cheese Sauce.
Robin enlivens a turkey dinner with artichoke-sausage stuffing, then folds the turkey into black bean empanadas. Finally, Seared Tuna with Lemon-Wasabi Dressing highlights crowd favorite Mustard Wonton Chips. A perfect plan for Thanksgiving or any time of year!
In this Thanksgiving installment of Dear Food Network, some lucky viewers will have their Thanksgiving problems fixed by Giada De Laurentiis. Giada refreshes the Thanksgiving menu, shares loads of Turkey Day tips, and gets the whole family to get along! Answering video queries and e-mails from various viewers, some questions will also include fun family issues.
Christine Okshteyn of Long Island City, NY has a big fat turkey problem and she's enlisted Tyler to help make her first Thanksgiving dinner for a dozen of her friends. With goods tips and planning Tyler helps make Christine's thanksgiving a memorable one.
Thanksgiving is not only about Turkey,and Pennsylvannia Dutch Country does it with a twist. Chicken Roast w/Giblet Gravy; Cranberry Salad; Potato Buns and Apple Pie.
Emeril Salutes our troops by cooking a kiced up Thanksgiving dinner including Turkey and Sausage Jambalaya; Sweet Potato Bacon Biscuits; Lobster and Corn Chowder; Boston Cream Pie
This year celebrate Turkey Day with a heaping helping of Ham on Turkey! George takes historic Plimoth Plantation by storm in a one-hour special that serves up Thanksgiving as only Ham on the Street can. Join George as he interacts with the Pilgrim re-enactors, exploring the culinary culture clash between present-day and early colonial life. George stages the first-ever Mayflower pizza party and unveils the hottest trend in turkey roasting--the bicycle-powered mega-rotisserie! One thing’s for sure: Thanksgiving will never taste the same.