Listen To Food Republic Today: Sam Sifton's A-Plus Leftovers Advice
He's the food editor of the New York Times and the author of the ultimate Turkey Day book, Thanksgiving. Now, Sam Sifton shares his leftovers secrets.
Read MoreHe's the food editor of the New York Times and the author of the ultimate Turkey Day book, Thanksgiving. Now, Sam Sifton shares his leftovers secrets.
Read MoreHappy Thanksgiving! This episode of Food Republic Today brings us the couple behind Don Angie and how they celebrate the holiday.
Read MoreToday's episode brings us New York chef Esther Choi, how to host a gluten-sensitive Thanksgiving and comedian Jenny Yang.
Read MoreFrom San Antonio's Mixtli, Rico Torres and Diego Galicia tell us what's going on in Texas. We also hear from some San Francisco chefs.
Read MoreHere are a few of our favorite Thanksgiving cakes for Practice Thanksgiving. It’s the same as regular Thanksgiving, but with way fewer people.
Read MoreLooking to do some extra giving this holiday season? Check out these options, some dedicated to Thanksgiving.
Read More[embed=//html5-player.libsyn.com/embed/episode/id/5953938/height/360/width/640/theme/legacy/autonext/no/thumbnail/yes/autoplay/no/preload/no/no_addthis/no/direction/backward/]It's time you started prepping for Thanksgiving. Well, mentally, at least. Mr. Thanksgiving himself, Rick Rodgers, comes in and reveals all his secrets to prepping, cooking and serving the ultimate Thanksgiving feast. Need more advice? His book, Thanksgiving 101, is full of savvy tips. In other news, our senior editor is just back from a trip…
Read MoreWith the holiday season upon us, it's time to refresh your dessert game. Ever had curried pumpkin pie? No time like the present.
Read MoreGet your costumes together because it's time to celebrate Halloween!
Read MoreLeftover turkey pho is light and refreshing. With long noodles and fresh herbs, this is one bowl of comfort food that won’t put you down for the count.
Read MoreHere they are, everyone, your Thanksgiving All-Stars! Take your pick from our biggest, fanciest, juiciest turkeys: Brined, roasted whole, butchered and stuffed — you name it, we've got it. Baste away, reduce those sauces, tent with foil and rest before carving — it’s time for the main event. No matter which one ends up on…
Read MoreThanksgiving is upon us, and while everyone loves a big loaded feast, nobody loves the waste that comes with feeding a dozen friends and/or family members. In the rush to get dinner on the table, many home cooks cut corners that could yield delicious and valuable benefits in the days (and months) to come. Here are…
Read MoreThanksgiving is just a few days away. We're here with practice rounds, and plenty of time to spare. Tonight, pick a great Thanksgiving vegetable salad and/or side and master it. That way when the big day comes, you'll be able to whip up a great side, say, "Oh, it's just something I whipped up," and actually…
Read MoreReady to make plain old pumpkin pie hopping mad? Here are a few of our favorite desserts for Practice Thanksgiving. It's the same as regular Thanksgiving, but with way fewer people to share with — and almost none of the kvetching. Believe us, between these seasonal fall dessert recipes there's something for every sweet tooth. Just don't…
Read MoreIt’s mid-July and, as is common with food publications whose staffers adopt strange eating schedules due to editorial deadlines, I’m working on Thanksgiving recipes. Specifically, I’m deep-frying turkeys. My landlord should appreciate that, for once, I’m testing out hazardous cooking devices in the safety of my family’s home in Texas instead of the precarious rooftop…
Read MoreWhen you're traveling to Thanksgiving dinner, whether in the car or via public transportation, you'll need to make sure the dish you're bringing along doesn't leak, collapse or become smushed beyond recognition. It would still taste fine, but think of the Thanksgiving Instagrams! In the quest for an aesthetically appealing feast, here are our favorite…
Read MoreThe best part of a dinner party is being a guest. And sure, being a host darting in and out of the kitchen is great and all, but wouldn’t you rather be out mingling and enjoying a glass of something? Food writer and recipe developer Meredith Steele takes the grunt work out of entertaining with…
Read MoreWho among us hasn't helped calm the host of an important holiday dinner when they realized (insert dish here) never made it to the table? Who among us hasn't been the host who forgot the rolls and went in an hour later to retrieve whole-wheat charcoal briquettes? When your phone, microwave and egg timers combined aren't enough,…
Read MoreThere are so many delicious things to drizzle atop your Thanksgiving turkey, from the classic giblet gravy to a modern version made with peppercorns and sweet Riesling. Or you can zest things up with a flavorful orange-cardamom cranberry sauce. Then there’s cranberry mustard for the ham, chive butter sauce for the mashed potatoes and an…
Read MoreHearty, rib-sticking food doesn’t have to pack a day’s worth of calories. Gina Homolka, author of the wildly popular blog Skinnytaste, has a new collection of hearty slow-cooker recipes out that pump up the flavor and nutrition and cut out the fillers. Best of all, you can set it and forget it! These turkey tenderloins, stuffed…
Read MoreNew York City chef Dale Talde is a former Top Chef star and co-owner of a growing mini-empire of Brooklyn restaurants with partners David Massoni and John Bush (the Three Kings, if you will). These include his namesake Talde, with additional locations in Jersey City and Miami, and the seasonal Thistle Hill Tavern.We’ve asked chef to slide us some of…
Read MoreWhen it comes to building deep, delicious flavor, pecan pie has it all. The molten, molasses goodness of brown sugar, the aroma of real vanilla that permeates every room of your house and reminds you that a vanilla pod really is the fruit of a flower, and, of course, the pecans themselves. This version of the…
Read MoreShort Stack Editions are tiny tomes with recipes that focus on one ingredient. Their first compilation cookbook is a vibrant collection with an impressive author roster of great chefs, and we couldn’t be more excited to cook our way through. Prepare yourself for some brand-new dishes from familiar names, and if holiday dinner is the name…
Read MoreThe last vestiges of Halloween candy are finally starting to disappear, and just like that, the holiday season is upon us. Cooks across the United States are beginning to plot out their elaborate holiday celebrations — from cocktail parties to brunches to long, drawn-out, traditional meals.If green-bean casserole and mashed sweet potatoes with marshmallows on…
Read MoreI love stuffing. A lot. In fact, I almost always have at least two kinds at my Thanksgiving (there was some talk of three kinds this year, but a beautiful woman I know was able to talk some sense into me and remind me of all the other food planned). It’s actually been almost 10…
Read MoreOnce you're down to the last of the gravy from your holiday feast, you have a decision to make: keep doing what you were doing, making progressively less appealing plates of leftovers, or convert it into French onion turkey gravy "jus" for an authentic turkey dip experience.Couldn't you just dip your sandwich in the gravy?…
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