25 Days of Turkey and Thanks
Every day this month, you get one new way to buy, brine, roast, carve or reuse your turkey, plus one small thing to be thankful for. Bookmark this page. It gathers every recipe in one place, so you can plan your whole Thanksgiving week from here.
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A great turkey starts days before it ever sees the oven. Here you will learn how to dry brine for crisp skin, how to wet brine with French country spices for a juicy, seasoned bird, and how to make rich turkey broth ahead of time for your gravy and stuffing.

Dry Brine for Turkey and Poultry

Turkey Brine with French Country Pate Spice

Turkey Broth in the Instant Pot - Homemade and Easy
These are the centerpieces your guests will talk about long after the pie is gone. Whether you wrap a turkey breast in puff pastry, smoke a deboned bird, or roast a whole turkey in the NESCO, each recipe walks you through every step so you can serve something spectacular without the stress.

Turkey Wellington

Smoked Deboned Turkey

Sous Vide Turkey Breast Roulade

Mozzarella Stuffed Turkey Breast

How to Roast a Perfect Turkey in a Nesco Electric Roaster
Once you learn to spatchcock or debone a bird, you will never look at a whole turkey the same way. These two methods cut your roasting time, cook the meat more evenly, and make carving almost effortless.

How to Spatchcock Chicken, Turkey, or any Poultry

Deboned Turkey - Moist and Easy to Carve
Turkey is not just for Thanksgiving. These recipes bring big flavor to an ordinary Tuesday, from air fryer taquitos and Buffalo wings to a cozy stroganoff and a meatloaf ring with its own stuffing.

Asian Marinated Roasted Turkey

Turkey Piccata: Elevate Your Thanksgiving Table

Turkey Taco Tot Hotdish - Spicy - Inspired by Tim Walz

Air Fryer Turkey Taquitos

Buffalo Turkey Wings in the Air Fryer

Air Fryer Turkey Thighs with Smoked Oyster Stuffing

Turkey Stroganoff with Shallots

Stuffing Turkey Meatloaf Ring
Ground turkey makes a lighter burger, and these four prove it can also be the juiciest one on the grill. You will find Mediterranean spices, sautéed mushrooms with Gruyère, and burgers with a surprise tucked inside.

Rosemarie Turkey Burger

How to Make Stuffed Turkey Burgers

Turkey Burger with Sauteed Mushrooms and Gruyère

Greek Turkey Burgers - The Month of Burgers
The best part of Thanksgiving might be the day after. Turn the carcass into broth, bake a creamy tetrazzini, stuff ripe tomatoes with turkey salad, or build the sandwich that is best eaten over the sink.

Turkey Broth in the Instant Pot - Homemade and Easy

Turkey Tetrazzini

The Day After Thanksgiving Sandwich

Turkey Salad Stuffed Tomato
25 Days of Turkey
25 Days of Thanks
- Thankful the Pilgrims set sail and the Duke of Wellington stayed home.
- Thankful for patience, and for the good things that only come with time.
- Thankful for the small touches that make an ordinary day special.
- Thankful for the helpers, in the kitchen and in life, that free us up for what matters.
- Thankful for the shortcuts that don't cut corners.
- Thankful for the people who do the hard work quietly so everyone else can enjoy the day.
- Thankful for the moments worth waiting for.
- Thankful for the flavors and friends that came from somewhere new.
- Thankful for small tables, because a few good people are plenty.
- Thankful for happy surprises tucked inside ordinary days.
- Thankful for bright spots, even on gray days.
- Thankful for the overlooked things that turn out to be the best part.
- Thankful for friends who show up hungry and stay for the laughs.
- Thankful for a fast, good dinner on a busy night.
- Thankful for comfort food and the people who bring it when we need it.
- Thankful for fresh starts with familiar things.
- Thankful for a warm kitchen on a cold night.
- Thankful for fresh herbs, a sunny window, and things that grow.
- Thankful that food lets us travel without leaving home.
- Thankful for simple pleasures done well.
- Thankful for second chances and the courage to try again.
- Thankful for using what we have and wasting nothing.
- Thankful for leftovers, because good things deserve a second round.
- Thankful for the recipes and the stories handed down to us.
- Thankful for everyone who cooked along with us this month.
























