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How-To: Orchestrate a Last-Minute Thanksgiving Dinner
Still deliberating over what to serve for Thanksgiving?
While it's true that there's less than 24 hours until the biggest meal of the year, don't let the timing deter you from preparing a fabulous feast that's still outrageously indulgent. Unless you reveal your secret, your guests won't know the difference between this meal and one that you spent days preparing.
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Keep Up With Black Friday Deals Online
As I'm sure you're aware, Black Friday is coming. If you're still having nightmares from last year's crowd-checking events the day after Thanksgiving, then you always have Cyber Monday to look forward to! But before we get into that, I'd first like to introduce you to a few websites: iBlack Friday, BlackFriday.net, and TheBlackFriday.com.
Thanksgiving Tip: So You're a Procrastinator...
So you're a procrastinator who happens to be hosting Thanksgiving dinner. You've done nothing to prepare and Thanksgiving is tomorrow! Don't worry: With help from the store, you can put together an elegant and delicious dinner in just 24 short hours.
Lunafest Film Festival Supports Breast Cancer Fund
Luna, maker of the sports bar for women's nutritional needs and super stylin' biking gear, also dabbles in the arts. Every October to coordinate with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, for the past nine years Luna has put on Lunafest, a festival of short films, by, for, and about women; the proceeds go to the Breast Cancer Fund.
Last night I was lucky enough to attend the premiere here in San Francisco.
A Bobby Flay Thanksgiving
At the Food Network NYC Wine and Food Festival last month, my favorite demonstration was Bobby Flay's. Although it was early October, Flay had Thanksgiving on the mind. He loves the food-centric holiday so much that every year, he wakes up at 5 a.m.
Sugar Shout Out: Happy Thanksgiving!
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- A highly inadvisable diet
- Do you have a kids' table at holidays?
- How to make your last-minute playlist
- 5 things to be grateful for when you're with your family
- Battle for turkey pardon would make great reality TV
All the News That's Fit to Eat — Nov. 19, 2008
- How novices can put together a successful Thanksgiving. — Boston Globe
- This year, give your guests something to talk about: unusual wines. — The Oregonian
- At home with chef Tyler Florence in his new Mill Valley digs.— San Francisco Chronicle
- For last-minute holiday help, consider calling one of these hotlines.
Thanksgiving Tip: Stock Up Early
If you're hosting Thanksgiving at your house, then hopefully you've started planning your menu. Once you've decided on the menu lineup, don't wait to stock up on seasonal essentials. Three days before, shop for herbs, spices, seasonings, and other specialty Thanksgiving ingredients, as they'll be the first to go out of stock at the store.
All the News That's Fit to Eat - Nov. 21
- This unconventional step makes carving a bird easier. Plus is Sam Mason's new restaurant Tailor living up to the hype? — The New York Times
- Who says you have to have pumpkin pie on Thanksgiving?
Pop Watch: Gossip Girl, Episode 9 "Blair Waldorf Must Pie"
OK, so Chuck starts to win the audience over on Gossip Girl and then he disappears for a whole episode? Really? Shame on you, writers, shame on you!
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