No need to figure out what to do with your Thanksgiving leftovers thanks to this tasty egg roll recipe. Enjoy the crispy rolls with cranberry sauce or gravy.
Actor Guillermo Diaz exhibited Thanksgiving Stockholm syndrome in 2017 when he revealed his favorite Thanksgiving side was a polarizing dish he grew up eating.
New research is highlighting how our eating behavior changes when we have company, which might explain why you eat until you feel too full on Thanksgiving.
Though Thanksgiving is typically an American holiday, observing when settlers and Native Americans came together for a meal, it's now celebrated in the U.K. too
After a few days, plain turkey, stuffing, etc. begin to lose their luster. Take that turkey, gravy, and potatoes and turn them into something new and exciting!
Whether you're hosting Friendsgiving or bringing a dish to friends', you'll need an arsenal of recipes to choose from to ensure everyone ends up full and happy.
In certain parts of the U.S. people love frog eye salad at their Thanksgiving table. It's made with pasta and Cool Whip and is a cousin to ambrosia salad.
There are plenty of dishes people will claim don't bring anything to the table, and yet, every year these items find their way into the Thanksgiving spread.
The first TV dinner was the result of a miscalculation and quick thinking, which led to Americans being able to enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner at any time.
Thanksgiving dinner is probably the most epic meal of the year, and yet we somehow find a way to get a few sweets in. Here are 39 sweet treats to celebrate.
This yummy rice pilaf is perfect for fall, and it's a wonderful addition to the biggest meal of the year, thanks to the added cranberries and pomegranates.
A common explanation for why the president of the U.S. pardons two turkeys each Thanksgiving points to Abe Lincoln and his son, but that's not the full story.
One would think that a professional chef would be able to whip up a perfect Thanksgiving meal in a breeze. That's not always the case, though, and kitchen catastrophe can strike out of the blue, as Everyday Italian chef Giada De Laurentiis found out.
Maybe change is in the air this Thanksgiving. Before you drag out that tired old family recipe, take a detour and explore a few non-traditional side dishes.