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Who says you have to roast an entire turkey for Thanksgiving? Sure, a formal bird can be grand, but one of our favorite turkey-day shortcuts is just as grand in flavor. The recipe comes to us from ...

To prepare rub: In a medium bowl, combine garlic, salt, lemon zest, lemon juice, oil, 3 tablespoons fresh thyme (or 1 tablespoon dried), fennel, pepper and sugar. To dry-brine turkey: Remove and ...

This turkey dry rub combines herbs, spices, and brown sugar for perfectly seasoned, juicy turkey with golden crisp skin.

This garlic herb turkey breast cooks in the slow cooker, stays super tender, and uses a simple blend of herbs for a classic ...

We bring you 'Turkey Porchetta' with 'Goat Cheese & Scallion Potato Puree' and 'Glazed Cranberries'- it's 'Not Your Grandma's ...

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Chef and turkey farmer Breana Killeen tested wet-brining versus dry-brining to find the ultimate Thanksgiving bird. Discover ...

Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Remove giblets and neck from turkey. Discard liver. Reserve turkey neck and giblets. Pat turkey dry with paper towels. Loosen skin from breast and drumsticks by inserting ...

There is no ONE way to cook a turkey. You can wet brine it, dry brine it, smoke it, fry it, or just good old-fashioned roast it in the oven. But there is a way to cut down on the cooking time ...