Extractions: According to Martha Patnoad, URI Cooperative Extension food safety education specialist, the question of whether to cook the stuffing inside the bird or not has been debated for several years. "Yes, it is riskier to cook the stuffing inside the bird because harmful bacteria can survive in stuffing that has not reached the safe temperature of 165 degrees, possibly resulting in foodborne illness," she said. Those cooks choosing to stuff the turkey can prepare the dry ingredients a day ahead. "Mixing moist ingredients ahead of time may allow harmful bacteria to grow. So just prior to stuffing the turkey, mix the dry and wet ingredients together and use only cooked ingredients in the stuffing," said Patnoad.
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Extractions: Thanksgiving Turkey, Stuffing, and Gravy Tips collection of tips, pointers, and suggestions to help you prepare your Thanksgiving feast, from the Ledger Brothers. (Added: 19-May-1999 Rating: Votes: 0) Rate It ThanksgivingRecipe.com play recipe roulette, check out the 10 most popular recipes of the week, and get some tips on carving, decorating, and arranging. (Added: 14-May-1999 Rating: Votes: 0) Rate It Better Homes and Gardens Thanksgiving Survival Guide holiday menu planner that covers appetizers and beverages; breads; vegetables, salads, and relishes; turkey, gravy, and stuffings; and desserts. (Added: 11-May-1999 Rating: Votes: 0) Rate It Prevention: Thanksgiving recipes healthful alternatives. (Added: 16-May-1999 Rating: Votes: 0) Rate It Epicurious Thanksgiving Menu Maker (Added: 19-May-1999 Rating: Votes: 0) Rate It Healthy Ideas: Thanksgiving Menus (Added: 19-May-1999 Rating: Votes: 0) Rate It Thanksgiving at Home Arts features recipes, a survival guide and other information that will help you throw the perfect Turkey Day dinner or party.
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Extractions: Thanksgiving Unwrapped Iron Chef Christmas Dessert , and Emeril's New Year's 2002 (WT) Round Up the Holidays with Exciting Treats For Immediate Release: Tradition, pop culture, and healthy competition are the key ingredients in this year's holiday celebration with Food Network. Viewers are invited to go behind the scenes of traditional Thanksgiving dinner fare with Thanksgiving Unwrapped , root for their favorite food master as the Iron Chefs tackle dessert, featuring strawberries as the secret ingredient, on Iron Chef Christmas Dessert , and ring in the new year with the Master of "Bam", Emeril Lagasse, on Emeril's New Year's 2002 (wt). Premiere November specials include: FOOD NETWORK THANKSGIVING COOKING SCHOOL BLOCK -Premieres Saturday, November 16th from 10AM to 2PM ET Food Network's Cooking School Block celebrates the season of thanks with a Saturday of premiere "turkey day" episodes. From Wolfgang Puck's secrets to a perfect feast to sumptuous Thanksgiving desserts with Jacques Torres, the Cooking School block will guide viewers through the holiday step by step. EMERIL LIVE: THANKSGIVING 2002 (WT) -Premieres Sunday, November 17th at 8PM ET/PT
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Extractions: by Sandy Berger... Looking for some last minute help to get that Thanksgiving feast just right? Check out AllRecipes.com Epicurious has put together regional Thanksgiving menus and recipes from the pages of Bon Appetite and Gourmet. You will be showered with suggested menus of all types from Colonial to California . For the vegetarians, a handy site, Vegetarian Kitchen , has great suggestions and recipes galore for those who have given up meat and celebrate a turkey-free Thanksgiving. For everything you ever wanted to know about cooking turkeys surf over to EatTurkey.com how to carve a turkey If you are a football fan, what better time than Thanksgiving to cheer on your team? The Internet can help with pre-game preparation. Check out schedules, standing, statistics, pools, etc. at SportsLine.com
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Extractions: Our holiday history, traditions and fun By: John Shepler Gobble. Gobble. What's that rustling in the bush? Why, it's old Tom Turkey trying to keep a low profile as the Thanksgiving holiday approaches. Little does he know that most families already have their plump Thanksgiving bird safely on ice in the freezer. Pick the feathers off that skinny, bad tempered fowl running through the corn fields? Why, that's just NOT traditional. Or is it? What are you looking forward to for Thanksgiving this year? Is it drumsticks and mashed potatoes without end? The excitement of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade? A lazy afternoon in front of the big screen with football, football, football? Family play time? Perhaps even a bit of reflection on what we have to be thankful for? Thanksgiving means many things to us. Perhaps it is the combination of history and personal experiences that makes it a welcome respite just before the rush of Christmas shopping takes off at full speed. I've collected some history and a few thoughts of my own that I'd like to share with you on the subject of a Thanksgiving celebration. The origins of Thanksgiving predated the Pilgrims at least 2,000 years. After the harvest of each year was safely stored for the winter, Celtic priests, the Druids, would mark the end of their calendar with prayers to their sun god for protection during the period of darkness and cold of winter. These harvest festivals evolved and became combined with a Christian Feast of Saints.
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Extractions: GeoParent ... Holidays : Thanksgiving Features Index Search Features Search Recipes Add a recipe ... A Frugal, but Elegant ,Thanksgiving - It's fun to invite a group of people to share your Thanksgiving feast. But feeding a large group can often put a strain on the pocketbook. Author Brenda Hyde explains its possible to stay on a budget while enjoying many guests. (Rating: 8.67) Rate it All about Cranberries - When you load your cart at the supermarket for your Thanksgiving feast, don't forget the cranberries. How did the tradition start? Mary Emma Allen has details. (Rating: 1.00) Rate it How to Deep Fry a Turkey - You know those shrimp you love to deep fry in the summer? Well, don't put the deep fryer up in the winter. Keep it out to cook your Thanksgiving turkey in. That's right. Create a new tradition at this year's meal. Author Cheri Sicard says the turkey will be so moist, your guests will ask for more. (Rating: 8.50)
Extractions: Most of the food served at the first Thanksgiving was probably influenced by Native American cuisine, or there likely wouldn't have been much on the table at all. Here are some contemporary versions: Saute 2 cups of whole kernel corn in 3 tablespoons of butter. Add 1/2 cup of black walnuts and 1/2 teaspoon black walnut flavoring. Heat and serve. Serves 2. Roast 1 pound of chestnuts. Cool, peel, and puree. Add 1/2 small onion, chopped fine, and enough cornmeal and boiling water to hold the mixture together. Make hamburger-sized patties, and fry in hot oil until golden on each side. Drain, salt, and eat. Do not add salt before cooking as it causes cornmeal to crumble. 1 pound dried navy, kidney, baby lima, pinto, or black beans 4 to 6 strips salt pork or thick sliced bacon 1/2 cup maple syrup 1/2 cup molasses 1 teaspoon dry mustard salt (optional) Place beans in a large pot and cover them with water completely. Soak overnight. In the morning, drain and cover with fresh cold water. Cook beans in liquid, over low heat, for 2 to 3 hours until tender, adding more water as needed to keep beans from sticking. Drain water from beans. Place salt pork or bacon on the bottom and sides of a 1-1/2 quart baking dish. In a mixing bowl, combine beans, syrup, molasses, and mustard. If using bacon, you may want to add a little salt. Pour bean mixture into baking dish and bake, covered at 300 degrees F for 2 hours, stirring occasionally. Uncover and bake 30 minutes longer. Serves 6.
