What? Thanksgiving made easy? What is that? There are a few reasons as to why someone would want to make Thanksgiving made easy. Maybe you're too busy doing something else that you don't have the time to cook. Or, you just don't feel like cooking a whole turkey. There's more, but they're not important right now. What is important is what are you going to eat if you're not having turkey? Sure, you can go and buy a TV dinner from the store or go to the diner, but maybe you still want a home cooked meal. If that's what you're looking for, you've come to the right place.

Let's say that you don't have the time to cook a whole turkey. But you still want good food and something everyone will enjoy. How about a bunch of side dishes? Guy Fieri from Food Network specializes in that area with a woman who plans on feeding a whole basketball team for Thanksgiving! How do spicy turkey tenders, balsamic grilled vegetables, and garlic rosemary mashed potatoes sound? To watch the video of Guy at work, click here!

Or maybe you want to be able to cook your dishes on the stove top? How about turkey with cranberry stuffing and fresh roasted corn? Sure you're cooking the turkey in the oven, but it's not that hard of a task. If you don't want to cook it, you can just cut that part out of the menu. If that interests you, find out what Robert Irvine and another young woman can cook up for a volunteer fire department by clicking here to watch the video.

Maybe you'd like to make just a few dishes and as we all know, Thanksgiving isn't just about the food. You need drinks in order to swallow down all that food, don't you!? How about a pomegranate sangria? I think it sounds pretty tasty, but that's just me. You could also make roasted shrimp with toasted garlic chips in chili oil. What's Thanksgiving without a little seafood? You can also make pork, potato and goat cheese skewers with smoked paprika! These recipes sure interest me and if they interest you, watch Bobby Flay help a woman who wants to impress her soul mate and his mother for Thanksgiving by clicking here.

And what's a Thanksgiving without a Paula Deen recipe? She doesn't care about fattening items which adds a great taste to all of her dishes. This means she'll be making dessert, which is her great specialty, and it will be helping a woman to make an apple pie. Sure this sounds basic, but I'm telling you, this pie will taste awesome. She even includes her secret ingredient! Who doesn't want secret ingredients from Paula Deen? Click here to get my favorite meal for Thanksgiving!

And last but not least, maybe you do want to cook a whole turkey the classic way, but you'd also like to dress it up a little. Click here to watch Tyler Florence and a mother and daughter cook a turkey, glazed with dried figs, stuffing made form cornbread, caramelized onions, sage, and figs and even a gravy made out of smoked turkey wings.

Good luck to all of you with your Thanksgiving recipes and of course, I wish you a Happy Thanksgiving.