Even if you’ve made a few Thanksgiving dinners before, cooking a turkey can be a bit stress-inducing. After all, the holiday is known as Turkey Day, and many of us roast only one big bird a year.

With the right instructions (and a good alarm clock), you can rest easy knowing your turkey will be baked to perfection when you wake up. The USDA doesn't recommend cooking a turkey at a ...

Cook a turkey whole and you often end up with parts of it that are just right while other parts, usually the legs, are raw. The uneven cook arises from the temperatures required to cook white meat ...

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Cooking times vary depending on the size of the turkey and the cooking method chosen. Below is a comprehensive guide on how to cook a juicy turkey for Thanksgiving. Salt: Generously salt the ...

When we first heard about Butterball's new Cook from Frozen Premium Whole Turkey, my fellow food-obsessed colleagues and I were skeptical. We've cooked hundreds of turkey recipes in the Good ...