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- Pop CultureAOL.com
How celebrities celebrate Thanksgiving
Stars celebrate Thanksgiving just like us -- kind of!
- WellnessAOL.com
10 perfect stuffing recipes for a hassle-free Thanksgiving
Sure, you could enjoy your turkey au naturale, or you can spice it up with a dollop of homemade and hearty stuffing, one of Thanksgiving's quintessential foods.
- StyleStyle Me Pretty
The Easiest Table Decor for Your Thanksgiving Gathering
Let this pretty and totally attainable tablescape be your muse.
- StyleInStyle
Stove Top Is Selling $20 Stretchy Pants to Accommodate Your Thanksgiving Food Baby
Your favorite stuffing brand is now making pants.
StyleGordon HurdThankful for Photoshop? Mariah Carey Fans Cry Foul on Instagram
After sharing a relatively harmless photo holding a pie and a can of whipped cream, Mariah Carey’s Instagram followers cried havoc and let loose the dogs of war against egregious Photoshopping. #festivating !! #happythanksgiving ???? A photo posted by Mariah Carey (@mariahcarey) on Nov 24, 2016 at 6:45pm PST
- BeautyTanya Edwards
Chrissy Teigen Shares Her Thanksgiving Tips and Tricks
Chrissy Teigen, confident ‘hooha’-revealing dress wearer, cookbook author, and pro-level tweeter, took questions about Thanksgiving on the social media platform and doled out some impressive (and hilarious) advice. The Lip Sync Battle host is cooking for 18 on Thursday, and as of Tuesday night was already prepping the massive meal. Although getting a seat at the model’s table would be the ultimate invite, for the millions of fans stuck with their families Teigen shared tips on how to include her in holiday plans. ...
- BeautyDorit Jaffe
A Naturally Sweetened Apple Cranberry Crisp Just In Time for Thanksgiving
If you’re still scrambling to come up with a delicious dish that you can make in time for an early Thanksgiving dinner, we’ve got you covered.
- BeautyRachel Grumman Bender
How to Handle Talking About Politics When You’re Home for the Holidays
Normally, hot topics like politics, along with religion and money, go against proper etiquette, notes expert Elaine Swann, but this year seems to be an exception.
- StyleBifen Xu
Copy Jonathan Simkhai's Thanksgiving Crowdpleaser: Buffalo Chicken Dip
New York-based fashion designer Jonathan Simkhai has designed dresses for First Lady Michelle Obama, Academy Award winner Cate Blanchett, and model-of-the-moment Gigi Hadid, but he also knows how to kick Thanksgiving off right with a crowd-pleasing appetizer: Buffalo Chicken Dip. “For the past few years, it’s been my signature Thanksgiving dish,” he says. “It is definitely the tastiest appetizer on the coffee table, and eating it with celery will make you feel only slightly less guilty!”
FoodYahoo Food Recipes3 Ways to Turn Thanksgiving Leftovers Into Delicious Pizza
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StyleYahoo Style ContributorsWhy An Elastic Waist Should Never Come Near the Thanksgiving Table
It’s Thanksgiving, not a yoga class. Photo: Getty Images These days, everybody is embracing athleisure. A trend that considers activewear everyday-wear, it’s a wonderful idea when you’re bouncing around the city, running errands, or just not feeling up to dressing up—but it has its limits. Despite what fashion might have you believe, leggings and sneakers are not always OK.
HealthUntitledIt’s OK to Indulge on Thanksgiving. Here’s Why.
Thanksgiving is a time for family, vacation, and tradition. It’s also all about turkey, heaping portions of mom’s homemade stuffing, and impossible-to-resist pecan and pumpkin pies. Just as much as we look forward to the holiday, so too do we freak out about the excess calorie intake and what it will do to our bodies. It’s easy to find healthy recipes for the feast, or you can line up an after-turkey workout session, but is it really all worth it?
FoodYahoo Food Recipes5 Ways to Use Leftover Cranberry Sauce
This week, we’re spotlighting recipes from Mark Bittman’s Kitchen Matrix: More Than 700 Simple Recipes and Techniques to Mix and Match for Endless Possibilities (Pam Krauss Books). A longtime columnist for the New York Times and a bestselling cookbook author, Bittman is now the chief innovation officer for Purple Carrot, a plant-based meal-kit enterprise. Try making the recipes at home and let us know what you think! Cranberry-Yogurt Parfait (Photograph: Yunhee Kim) By Mark Bittman Cranberry-Yogurt Parfaits In individual glasses, alternate layers of cranberry sauce, plain Greek yogurt, honey, and chopped pecans.
StyleLeeann Duggan11 Cute, But Roomy Dresses to Put On This Morning for Thanksgiving Dinner
Fashion might be the furthest thing from your mind as you gear up to head home for the biggest eating day of the year. But you’d do well to think through your “what to pack” list now. The idea of hitting your family get-togethers and Friendsgivings in a form-fitting party dress might seem like a great idea now, but let’s be honest: There is no way we want to wear anything with a waist after we tear up a pecan pie. That’s why soft fabrics and easy silhouettes are your best friend right now.
FoodFood Network on YahooThanksgiving Tip: How to Be Ready for a Guest with Allergies
When planning a big family meal, you want to accommodate friends and family with food allergies. Don’t assume you understand the dietary restrictions of a loved one with a food allergy.
FoodFood52 on YahooOur 9 Best Turkey Strategies (You Only Have to Pick One)
By Caroline Lange If you’re ordering a turkey for Thanksgiving, you’re probably already thinking about how you’re going to prepare it, how many people there will be to feed, and what you’re going to serve alongside it. Whether the ceremonial bird is your Achilles’ heel or your pride and joy, it’s time to get going on it.
FoodYahoo Food RecipesStuffed Herb-Rubbed Roast Turkey with Gravy from ‘The Food Lab’
This week, we’re spotlighting recipes from The Food Lab: Better Home Cooking Through Science by J. Kenji López-Alt (W. W. Norton & Company, Inc.).
FoodClinton Kelly on YahooHow to Cook Part of a Turkey for a Faster Thanksgiving Meal
Photo credit: Emily Kate Roemer, ClintonKelly.com Let’s face it, cooking a giant Thanksgiving turkey is stressful. It jams up your oven and takes a long time. Plus, it’s unpredictable; the timer always seems to pop before the allotted cooking time, leaving you to wonder if it’s really done or dry as a bone. No more!
FoodJoanna Prisco for Yahoo FoodWhy Drew Barrymore Wraps Her Thanksgiving Turkey in a Blanket
Barrymore cuddles with some puppies on an episode of ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.’ (Photo: Getty/NBC) Inside a hotel penthouse re-imagined as a winter wonderland, actress, memoirist, vintner, and bon vivant Drew Barrymore played the role of charming hostess at a cocktail party celebrating her curated collection of products for Shutterfly. There, in between sips of Prosecco and bites of risotto balls, the star of Miss You Already shared with Yahoo Food why she had her dog’s face emblazoned on a deck of playing cards, how she likes to pair wine and food in the winter, and her go-to technique for cooking her Thanksgiving turkey.
BeautyYahoo Beauty Contributors7 Pre-Holiday Workout Moves — No Equipment Needed!
Seven pre-holiday workout moves from HBFit. (Photo: Benjamin Rosser) As we get closer and closer to Thanksgiving, the only thing on our mind is turkey, sweet potatoes and pumpkin pie. It’s inevitable that we’ll be consuming a lot, so we got to thinking about how to best prepare our bodies. Since limiting our intake of dessert (even of the gluten-free variety) is unlikely, we wanted to put together a workout that would properly prep us for the eating fest.
FoodStephanie SmithHow a 30-Year-Old Nun Won a Thanksgiving Episode of 'Chopped'
One nun was blessed with good tidings on last night’s Thanksgiving-themed episode of “Chopped.” Sister Alicia Torres was the big winner of Monday’s Food Network culinary competition show, winning $10,000 for her church, Chicago’s Mission of Our Lady of the Angels. Torres, 30, beat three other soup kitchen chefs by whipping together globally inspired dishes from a combination of Thanksgiving staples. Contestants were charged with transforming fresh, leftover, and candied versions of turkey, cranberry sauce, green beans, and mashed potatoes into a visually attractive and tasty appetizer, entree, and dessert. Torres whipped up turkey quesadillas and a salad with cranberry vinaigrette in the first round, and followed up with curried turkey and sweet potato cranberry hash for the entree round.
FoodYahoo Food RecipesBrined and Smoked Thanksgiving Turkey from ‘Heartlandia’
This recipe is from Heartlandia: Heritage Recipes from Portland’s The Country Cat by Adam and Jackie Sappington (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) of The Country Cat Dinner House & Bar in Portland, Oregon. Try making the recipe at home and let us know what you think! Photograph: John Valls By Adam and Jackie Sappington Brined and Smoked Thanksgiving Turkey Serves 8 I’m proud to say that I’ve never cooked a turkey the traditional way in my entire life. Here’s why: When you break down the whole bird into parts, you can cook each part in the most forgiving and painless way possible.
StyleJoe Zee#StyleHack: A Simple Fix So You Can Eat More This Thanskgiving
I have never been shy about loving to eat, which I understand can be an oxymoron for a fashion person. But when it comes to the holiday season, I turn eating into a true participant sport. When your mother’s feast resembles something along the lines of cruise ship buffet, you’ll not only feel like you have to – but will also want to – try everything put in front of you. So while you’re tapping out your calorie count into gastronomic numbers, you’ll need to know that there’s a clothing lifesaver within grasp, when THAT moment comes.
HealthYahoo HealthThe Healthy Thanksgiving Side Dish You're Probably Forgetting
Aside from being delicious, having a salad at your holiday table adds some health benefits: raw vegetables are nutrient-dense and low in calories, and depending on the roughage you choose to include, they can also have “lots of fiber to fill you up,” explains Susan Albers, Psy.D., a specialist in eating issues, weight loss, body image concerns and mindfulness at the Cleveland Clinic Family Health Center.
HealthYahoo Health9 Thanksgiving Food Safety Tips You Can't Afford To Ignore
The holidays are a time for fun, family and food. They’re not the time you want to get sick to your stomach — literally.
