Birds like chicken, duck, quail, and Cornish hens are smaller, worthy alternatives to the traditional Thanksgiving turkey.

If you're cooking for a crowd this holiday season, you may want to consider the peculiarities of preparing a larger bird.

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To make the perfect oven-roasted turkey for your holiday dinner, dry-brining with a homemade spice rub is absolutely ...

Here’s America’s Test Kitchen’s method for cooking the bird, plus recipes for mashed potatoes with parsnips and gravy.

Remove turkey from brine and rinse under cool running water. Pat it dry inside and out with paper towels. Place turkey breast ...

Use a Meat Thermometer Don’t rely on the Timer. Use a meat thermometer to monitor the internal temperature. The turkey is done when the thickest part of the breast reaches 165 F and the thickest part ...

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