My grandmother made great broccoli casserole. She gave me her recipe. And I lost it. Every Thanksgiving I try to turn back time with a new one.

If you are hosting, it is about time you start preparing for Thanksgiving, as it is right around the corner. You must have finished planning and shopping for the decor and theme, but before you sign off the menu for tomorrow,

Carrots, often overlooked, can be transformed into stunning and flavorful Thanksgiving dishes. Whether you're looking for a side dish, dessert, or a unique appetizer, these carrot recipes are sure to impress your guests and add a touch of vibrant color to your Thanksgiving table.

Martha Stewart's recipe includes toasted pecans and dried cherries, while Ree Drummond incorporates homemade cornbread into her stuffing.

It's the Thanksgiving side dishes. More specifically, it's the casseroles! Casseroles are crowd pleasers and they're also helpful for the Thanksgiving cook, too. It's always helpful to be able to prepare big batch-style of side dishes and then let them bake in the oven while you finish all the last details of the feast.

Thanksgiving is only a few days away, and this year, you're going to rock the holiday feast! We've tested turkey after turkey (and trust us, we've had our share of fails) to bring you the absolute best turkey recipes.

Where are turkeys from? Did Ben Franklin really want the turkey as the U.S.’s national bird? Read on for some turkey trivia to share around the table.

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,

FOX 13's Linda Hurtado spoke with a food science expert about the best practices to avoid foodborne diseases this Thanksgiving.