Serve this easy-to-make main course over a bed of long-grain white rice, with a simple dessert of sliced tangerines.

I tried creative ways to use my Thanksgiving leftovers by making a wild-rice soup, a turkey salad, and a stuffing sandwich to ...

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Buy a smoked turkey breast for family day. Everyone will like scalloped potatoes (see recipe) with the turkey. Serve colorful steamed fresh green beans and a red-tipped lettuce salad on the side. Add ...

In this exciting video, we dive into the surprising world of celery flavor. Known for its crisp and refreshing taste, celery can offer a variety of unique flavor profiles that many might not expect.

For the waffles: Preheat waffle maker to medium-high. Combine stuffing, eggs and 1/4 cup cream. If mixture is too dry and not ...

For so many people Thanksgiving turkey and other leftovers are just as important as the meal. Here's a few of our favorites recipes to use them up.

To make the soil rich enough to meet celery’s needs, I add chicken manure pellets, blood meal and alfalfa pellets prior to planting the starts. A thick mulch of rice straw rounds things out.

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