turkey

It's nearly turkey time! There will be lots of cooks in the kitchen, thawing turkeys and making use of the spice rack on Thanksgiving morning! If you've got any questions on how to cook the bird, as usual Butterball has the answers.

Many of us will be sitting down to big turkey dinners with all the trimmings this Thursday, but there are those here in the Buffalo area who will have difficulty providing their families with a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. You can help  the New 96.1 Joy Fm put food on their tables this year. All it takes is five minutes and ten bucks.

This is the week most of us flock to the market to pick out the main for course for our family Thanksgiving feast.  Decisions, Decisions.  Will I pick what's ever on sale or go name brand? Fresh or frozen?

If you're like me, one of my favorite things to do with leftover Turkey is make turkey soup! My wife makes a fantastic turkey soup, but there are many recipes you can try and enjoy. Here's one courtesy of the Food Network. If you have one of your own you'd like to share, please leave it in the comment section! Bon Apetit!

If you need a little help with Thanksgiving dinner, you may want to try the Butterball Hotline, or the company's website:  www.Butterball.com . The famous turkey talk line (800-288-8372) is manned from 9am till 7pm now through December 23rd.

(National Examiner) They don't call it Turkey Day for nothing. When Thanksgiving arrives next week, a full 90 percent of American households are expected to gobble down turkey during the holiday feast. As an appetizer, chew on these juicy tidbits of trivia bout the big birds:

They don't call it "Turkey Day" for nothing! When Thanksgiving arrives next week a full 90% of American households are expected to gobble down turkey during the holiday feast. Here are a few Turkey facts to chew on:

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