
Turkey History & Preparation
Think you know turkey? Here we dish the real deal on the traditional holiday bird, from its history to the heritage breeds.
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Think you know turkey? Here we dish the real deal on the traditional holiday bird, from its history to the heritage breeds.
Read more Turkey History & PreparationProducts of the earth and the trees, here are three foods of Gascony that make it possible for even the poorest peasant to eat like a king.
Read more Foods of Gascony: Truffles, Chestnuts & CèpesChristmas in France is a joyful experience steeped in rich traditions; many of the customs center around food, family, charity and the story of the Nativity.
Read more Christmas in FranceSmoky, spicy, and fully cooked, our traditional Spanish-style chorizo sausage is delicious when added to soups, paella, eggs or simply grilled.
Read more Cooking with ChorizoAuthor Scott Gold shares his ideas for a wonderful Passover feast with a D'Artagnan accent.
Read more Eating for PassoverSome think of poached meat as bland or boring, but flavorful French favorites, like Pot au Feu and Poule au Pot are results of poaching. Try it!
Read more Poaching Basics & TipsHerald in the new year with our party tips and festive recipe ideas.
Read more New Year's Eve Party IdeasGrace your holiday with a roasted goose as a full-flavored alternative to the traditional turkey.
Read more The Christmas GooseIf everything is better with bacon, then everything is spectacular with duck bacon. From breakfast to canapes, it's a fun twist on tradition. Go ahead and try it.
Read more Cooking with Duck BaconIt's easy to wax poetic about the beautiful chanterelle mushroom, with its meaty flesh, fruity aroma and sublime flavor.
Read more Cooking with Chanterelle MushroomsGood meat can be seasoned simply, allowing the natural flavor to be the star. But it's fun to shake things up with a good marinade. Here are our marinating basics.
Read more Marinating Basics & TipsThis traditional French method is surprisingly easy to execute at home and works for a variety of meats and vegetables. Learn all about cooking en papillote here.
Read more en Papillote Basics & Tips