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If you’re like many Americans, you probably still have some Thanksgiving leftovers lurking in your refrigerator. Whether it’s turkey, stuffing, gravy or casseroles, it’s a good idea to know what’s still safe to eat and what’s better to throw out today. Here are some general rules to follow for Thanksgiving leftover food safety:
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I come from a long line of seriously stressed-out people. All of us get terrible anxiety regularly, but holidays are the absolute worst. From the cooking to the cleaning to the buying, this weekend can go from being able family and relaxation to entirely revolving around not imploding from stress. However, since I’ve been dealing with this issue for the majority of my life, I have a couple of tips for fellow stressers that might help carry you through this weekend, as well as give some reminders on what this holiday is really about. More
Potlucks are great (especially on holidays) because you’re only responsible for a little piece of the dinner puzzle — though this makes it easier to leave things to the last minute (or the kindness of the prepared foods section at your local grocery store). And potlucks also bring the pressure to measure up to or show up other potluck contributors. But we’ve got you covered on both fronts with this last-minute Thanksgiving recipe roundup. Behold: 9 healthy-ish Thanksgiving sides, snacks and deserts that will impress your foodie friends without requiring a ton of time or culinary skill. More
Family holidays are filled with laughing children, beautiful food, decorations…and stress. Yep, the holidays are here, and the anxiety and emotions that come with them can make you want to punch the nearest unsuspecting relative. If your parents, siblings or in-laws tend to drive you a bit nuts during this time of year, you are most certainly not alone. But there are healthier stress management strategies than wishing the holidays away while reaching for another cocktail (although, admittedly, taking down your bossy older sister does have a certain appeal, right?), so we spoke to a few experts to help you get through Thanksgiving–and the rest of this season’s family holiday celebrations. More
You heard about deep-frying turkeys, but how about deep-frying your entire Thanksgiving meal, Macy’s wants to know. Not quite sure why a company like Macy’s is promoting this, but nevertheless, it was too intriguing to pass up gawking at their suggestions, which include deep frying everything from mashed potatoes to cranberry sauce and even stuffing (which, admittedly, looks kinda good).
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Eating healthy at Thanksgiving might seem like an oxymoron, but New York personal trainer David Kirsch makes it easy with his healthy recipes. More
David Kirsch is one of New York’s best personal trainers, and regularly dispenses his health and fitness tips to A-list clients like Heidi Klum, Liv Tyler, and Anne Hathaway. His expertise goes beyond the gym, though: He’s also seriously on top of healthy eating and nutrition advice, so we nabbed some of his best advice to help you get through Thanksgiving. More
Many people assume meat that is labeled as “free-range” means the animals were treated more humanely. But after watching a recent video about what a free-range turkey farm is really like, you may be surprised by what you learn. More
We’ve covered how to have a healthy and satisfying vegetarian Thanksgiving, but we recognize that some of you (and, uh, us) eat meat, and you probably want turkey that tastes good, is good for you and comes from good people. For an omnivorous, ethical, eco-friendly and organic Thanksgiving celebration, here’s what you should consider. More
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Tofurky is one of the most popular vegetarian turkey alternatives for a meat-free or vegan Thanksgiving, but is it necessarily the healthiest option? Does anyone actually know what’s in tofurkey? To find out, we talked with nutritionist, Kaayla Daniel, PhD, CCN and otherwise known as the Naughty Nutritionist because of her ability to debunk traditional nutritional myths. More
In recent years, deep fried turkey has probably been the most popular Thanksgiving how to. But this year, a new trend is taking our tables by storm: steamed turkey. According to the New York Times, this is the preferred method of famed chef Jacques Pépin, but it’s also a sure path to Thanksgiving turkey with “an incomparable balance of crispness and moistness.” We’re just happy that it doesn’t involve a 30-quart vat of oil. More
It’s a myth that when turkey’s off the menu, Thanksgiving dinner planning is a piece of cake. Especially if you happen to be hosting a dinner with an inordinate number of vegan yogi guests, gluten-intolerants, and so on. More
Thanksgiving is right around the corner. Do you know what you’re serving? After watching this undercover video, hopefully it’s not a Butterball turkey. More
Thanksgiving, a holiday devoted almost completely to food, can be difficult for people with gluten allergies or sensitivities. All the delicious gluten-filled breads, pies and other dishes are so tempting, so mouthwatering, especially when you see all your non gluten-free relatives happily chowing down. Hopefully, your family and friends are mindful of your allergy, but just in case they need a little nudging to change up the classic Thanksgiving menu, here are a few staple Thanksgiving dishes made gluten free. These are recipes you can use year after year, so you’ll never have to suffer through a holiday meal of just turkey and cranberry sauce ever again. Check out seven of our favorite gluten-free Thanksgiving recipes. More
