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Thanksgiving Recipes - Hot Turkey Sandwich

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by Slashfood Editor, Posted Nov 19th 2009 @ 1:45PM

Need a way to spruce up those turkey leftovers? Top the traditional day-after open-faced turkey sandwich with a decadent mushroom and white wine gravy.

Get this turkey recipe along with many others after the jump.

Filed under: Tinfoil Swan, Holidays

The Varied Victuals of YumSugar

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by Jose Ralat Maldonado, Posted Nov 19th 2009 @ 1:00PM

Savory Squash Pudding. Photo: YumSugar.

Each Thursday, we round up a selection of scrumptious links from our friends over at YumSugar. Here's what they've got cooking this week:

Because Thanksgiving is merrier with more, have back-up table settings waiting in the wings.

There's something for everyone in this almost meatless Thanksgiving menu.

If you want to skip the bird, try this savory squash pudding with kale and shallots.

Costco has blacklisted Coca-Cola from its wholesale empire.

During a downpour, the only thing to do is make brownies -- of course!

Coming soon: RS103-130, the mutant, near immortal apple.

How appealing is vegan tofurky & gravy soda?

Filed under: YumSugar, Holidays

Thanksgiving Beer-Pairing Guide

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by Joshua M. Bernstein, Posted Nov 18th 2009 @ 4:00PM

Photo: Joshua M. Bernstein

Joshua M. Bernstein has written about brews, bars and booze for New York Magazine, Time Out New York, ForbesTraveler.com and The New York Times.

While the holiday season is all about tradition, here's one to break: serving wine with dinner. Craft beer's varied styles and flavors mean you can match any festive meal to the perfect brew. Here's our hop-filled primer on Thanksgiving entertaining.

As guests snack on crunchy crudités and crackers and cheese, crack a pleasantly hopped pale ale such as the release from San Diego's Stone. The brewery's version contains a malty, reserved bitterness that complements the hors d'oeuvres without overwhelming them. If Stone's unavailable, Stoudt's American Pale Ale is a great biscuity, citrusy selection. (The appetizer can apply to every holiday.)

Filed under: Holidays

Martha Stewart Offers Turkeys for Thanksgiving

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by Sarah De Heer, Posted Nov 17th 2009 @ 5:45PM

Photo: Martha Stewart

She had a ham named after her at Costco last year, now fans of Martha Stewart can complete their Thanksgiving menu with her vegetarian-fed and antibiotic-free turkeys from Plainville Farms.

Twelve and 18 pound turkeys are available for purchase online and must be ordered by Nov. 18 to ensure you have your turkey in time for Thanksgiving (turkeys are shipped via 2-day delivery.) Skip the shipping costs if you live near one of these retailers:

Heinen's Fine Foods (Greater Cleveland)
Kings Super Markets (New Jersey)
McCaffrey's Stores (Pennsylvania and New Jersey)

The holiday wouldn't be complete without her expert turkey and stuffing advice. Each turkey is packaged with "Turkey 101," complete with cooking instructions and recipes.

From recipes, to entertaining and more, visit Thanksgiving Central on KitchenDaily.

Filed under: Holidays

Thanksgiving Recipes - Cranberry Sauce

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by Slashfood Editor, Posted Nov 17th 2009 @ 5:45PM

Cranberry sauce is the yin to the Thanksgiving turkey's yang with its perfect flavor balance of sweet and tart.

Get this cranberry sauce recipe along with many others after the jump.

Filed under: Recipes