Of course, this includes the usual star of the meal, the turkey. As you walk through the aisles of your local store, you may be going back and forth on whether to buy a fresh or frozen turkey.

Although every family has their own traditions for Christmas dinner, turkey still reigns supreme as the go-to meat for the ...

Even if you’ve made a few Thanksgiving dinners before, cooking a turkey can be a bit stress-inducing. After all, the holiday is known as Turkey Day, and many of us roast only one big bird a year.

Defrosting a turkey generally takes a long time -- far longer than cooking it. To get that bird from frozen to thawed safely, you'll need to do it the right way. This takes several days for even a ...

For example, have someone bring ice on Thanksgiving Day because going out to buy it takes time and ice ... goes into Thanksgiving Day with a half-frozen turkey," said Kobylinski.

Once you've selected your brine you'll need to: Purchase a fresh turkey to eliminate the need to thaw, or completely thaw a frozen turkey. The night before roasting, remove the giblets and turkey ...

While there’s no one date on when you should buy your turkey (apart from missing any online deadlines!), you need to consider whether you will want a frozen or a fresh one. Frozen turkeys can be ...

Once you've selected your brine you'll need to: Purchase a fresh turkey to eliminate the need to thaw, or completely thaw a frozen turkey. The night before roasting, remove the giblets and turkey ...