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Fried sage is a wonderfully crispy contrast to the tender ravioli. Read More
Sharp cheese and fresh pumpkin make a healthy alternative to scalloped potatoes. Read More
This spicy soup—which can be served in hollowed-out jack-be-little pumpkins—will get spicier over time, so serve immediately for a milder flavor. Read More
A traditional Thanksgiving favorite, sweet potatoes are loaded with antioxidants like beta carotene, which help flush out cancer causing free radicals. Read More
Whole-grain corn flour and buttermilk make this rib-sticking corn bread a healthier choice than the starchy, fatty variety often served at holiday tables. This corn bread can also be used as the base for our Barbecue Turkey Sandwiches or to make the croutons in our Harvest Salad. Read More
This low-fat variation on a Southern-style pulled pork sandwich puts leftover Thanksgiving turkey to good use and is a real crowd-pleaser. Read More
Purchase pine nuts from a source that sells out quickly—you'll be able to taste the freshness in the dish. Remove pomegranate seeds over a bowl and while wearing gloves; the juice will stain. Read More
To give this dish a creamier texture and richer flavor, use European-style butter (such as Plugrá) because it has a lower moisture content than regular butter. If you can’t find any, use regular butter. Read More
Pack this energizing salad for a lunchtime mood boost! Read More
Enjoy the crisp flavor of this season's apples in these 11 recipes. Read More