Every item on this page was chosen by a The Pioneer Woman editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Basting is the old custom of spooning, brushing, or pouring juices on a turkey while it cooks. It’s one of those traditions that splits people. Some cooks believe it … Read more
When choosing fillings for wraps or sandwiches, aim for minimally processed, low-saturated-fat, and high-fiber options. It’s the best thing since sliced bread. At least, that’s how it tastes. But is that sandwich you’re craving actually as healthy as it tastes? How about lettuce, pita pockets, gluten-free bread, and all the toppings and sauces? Would a … Read more
Make a large batch and stash it in the pantry; this flavorful homemade turkey rub recipe is so easy and delicious, you’ll want to use it on everything! I like to think that there are a million ways to make the best turkey. Every year, we experiment with our recipes and declare the new one … Read more
Turkey tips, those flavorful, versatile chunks of boneless, skinless turkey breast, are a fantastic option for quick and delicious meals But where can you find these culinary gems? Look no further! This guide will help you navigate the world of turkey tips, pointing you towards the best places to buy them. 1. Stillman Quality Meats: … Read more
Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and, of course, a delicious turkey But for many home cooks, the thought of roasting a turkey can be daunting Fear not! The New York Times has two foolproof recipes for spatchcock turkey that will have you feeling like a culinary rockstar this Thanksgiving. What is Spatchcock Turkey? … Read more
Boston Market’s “Imperfect Perfection”: A Strategy to Mimic Home-Cooked Meals My high school years were marked by the joy of working at Boston Market, a place that offered not only a paycheck but also camaraderie and a glimpse into the fascinating world of processed food marketing. One of the most striking things I observed was … Read more
Being thankful for what you have is something I really want to be mindful of teaching my kids. I recently wrote, “I am thankful for,” on our massive outdoor chalkboard that is affixed to our fence. Every afternoon as we play outside, the kids and I add more things for which we are thankful. You … Read more
Very large game bird. Displaying males look almost spherical, with naked, red-and-blue head and fanned tail. Very large game bird with long neck and legs. Females are dark brown overall with even darker barring. Very large game bird with small, unfeathered head covered with blue and red wattles. Displaying males give a throaty, jumbled call … Read more
Thanksgiving offers so many opportunities for wine pairing and celebration. The table is full of sides, flavors of the season and, of course, the turkey. Unlike everyday meals, Thanksgiving brings together tradition, passed-down recipes and, most importantly, family and friends. It can be intimidating to choose the ideal wine to go with the cornucopia because … Read more
Unfortunately, the contemporary depiction of Santa Claus and the festive spirit of Christmas departs greatly from his original origins. Perhaps at this point you are envisioning the North Pole, his reindeer, elves, and a workshop producing toys for the millions of good little children that inhabit the planet. Nonetheless, a little town named Patara on … Read more