How much electricity will your home use this Thanksgiving? You'll turn the thermostat up so Grandma won't freeze to your couch, keep the oven running...
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At Thanksgiving, we do everything we can to make sure that no one at our table will walk away hungry. (In fact, if you dine at my table, I'll stuff...
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Thursday, November 12th, 2009
Whatever the Pilgrims actually ate at the first Thanksgiving, it's a safe bet that the foods on their table were locally grown. And given that they...
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Wednesday, November 11th, 2009
Cooking a Thanksgiving feast at home is a tremendous amount of work. There's shopping and cleaning to do, days of prep work, hours and hours of...
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Turkey is the food that keeps on giving. After you've peeled the crispy skin of of your hot-out-of-the-oven turkey to crunch on, after you've bared...
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Monday, November 9th, 2009
Some Thanksgiving dinners call for a fancy tablecloth and the good china. But if your holiday dinner will be on the casual side, go green by using...
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Nobody knows whether the Pilgrims really ate turkey at the first Thanksgiving, so if you are a vegetarian, or just one of the many people out there...
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Because they don't have to travel to market, locally raised turkeys can be slaughtered much closer to Thanksgiving, meaning that you get the freshest...
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This Thanksgiving, give thanks to the planet by making your holiday celebration a little greener. You can make a difference, from the food and...
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