Just in time for Thanksgiving, Consumer Reports' experts show you the best ways to choose and cook a turkey.

From thawing methods to how to cook stuffing, we're here to debunk the most common turkey-cooking myths, so you can whip up the tastiest (and safest) bird.

This works best with a large turkey (22 pounds or more), since big turkeys require longer cooking times. Plus, there are so many things to do with the leftovers!

A roaster oven is essentially a countertop oven, so it works well for roasting meat. You can use it to bake and broil other foods as well.

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Wondering how to cook a turkey or how long to cook a turkey? Butterball has your answers.

Here are five wild turkey or venison recipes from the University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service that you can try this holiday season.

As the Thanksgiving season approaches every November, the big question looms large in everyone's minds yet again: How long does it take to cook a turkey?

Recipe: Roasting turkey parts with a spice rub lets you customize the meat for your Thanksgiving guests By Sheryl Julian Globe Correspondent, Updated November 20, 2024, 2:00 a.m.