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The Kitchen Co-Hosts Share Holiday Hacks for an Easy Thanksgiving

The cast of The Kitchen reveals timesaving tricks for preparing an enjoyable Thanksgiving feast.

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Jeff Mauro

"Cooking two bone-in, skin-on turkey breasts instead of whole turkeys."

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Marcela Valladolid

"I delegate to all the family members, so I'm usually in charge of the bigger [items], like the turkey and the sides, but I always have my sister and my sister-in-law — one of them does desserts and one of them does appetizers."

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Geoffrey Zakarian

"Making reservations."

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Katie Lee

"I mix some maple syrup into my basting broth, and it gives you perfectly golden brown, crispy skin on your turkey."

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Sunny Anderson

"Cranberry sauce out of the can. ... I take the jelly. I don't slice it; that looks crazy. You just beat it with a whisk until it becomes a little bit loose, then you add in the [whole cranberries]."

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