We've tested many of Ina Garten's Thanksgiving recipes. From mac and cheese to potato gratin, here are the delicious holiday dishes you can't miss.

With the holiday season here, we are sure you must be constantly on the lookout for some quick and delicious recipes for your friends and family. You might have picked some for your holiday menu already,

Thanksgiving desserts are a staple of any Turkey Day gathering. To help you make the most of the holidays, we've rounded up the best of the best of our Thanksgiving Day desserts. So, after you've cooked the turkey,

If Thanksgiving crept up on you like it always does, fret not! Here are several dishes and drinks you can craft up that won't take much time to make.

Can cats eat turkey? The short answer is yes. As obligate carnivores, meat should form the majority of a cat's diet. So turkey can definitely become part of your feline's meal times; although, there are some safety considerations to take note of before you go ahead and serve up the bird.

Thanksgiving is hectic, but your meal doesn’t have to be. Save time and energy this Thanksgiving with these make-ahead recipes featuring sides, desserts, and more.

Instead of churning out the classic Thanksgiving feast, I’m turning to shortcuts and easy recipes to help me plan a still-satisfying, but stress-free meal.

Still, if a turkey is on your menu, when the feast is about to begin and you’re finally sitting down, there is a sense of accomplishment. The golden bird looks regal, even before it goes to the table,

Can you imagine Thanksgiving without turkey? For years, I wished! I never really liked it, but I felt stuck with it on the menu. I would much prefer to just eat ham and a roasted chicken because most of the turkey I have eaten didn't have a lot of flavor,