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21
Ultimate Turkey Dinner
2008-11-15
Tyler share's his recipes for the Ultimate Turkey Dinner including recipes for Oven-Roasted Turkey Breast with Leeks and Dried Fruit, Roasted Turkey Gravy & Grainy Mustard Mashed Potatoes.

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20
Ultimate Thanksgiving
2006-11-09
Tyler gives thanks by putting his ultimate spin on the USA's favorite chowdown holiday, Thanksgiving.

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19
Pumpkin Pie
2009-11-11
Michele has won many awards for her delicious pies, but she has never had to compete against an Iron Chef. See whose pie squashes the competition.

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18
Thanksgiving
2007-11-10
In this Thanksgiving themed throwdown Bobby takes on a turkey expert.

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17
Thanksgiving Live
2012-11-18
An all-star cast of Alton Brown, Bobby Flay, Giada DeLaurentiis, Ree Drummond, Sunny Anderson, Alex Guarnaschelli and Aaron Sanchez will be on call, live, to answer viewer questions about all things Thanksgiving.

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16
Thanksgiving Live
2011-11-20
Food Network presents a LIVE two-hour special hosted by Alton Brown, featuring Thanksgiving cooking tips from Rachael Ray, Anne Burrell, Sunny Anderson, Melissa d'Arabian and Bobby Flay.

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15
Festive Thanksgiving
2010-11-14
Sandra's sharing her terrific twists on all of this holiday's classics and throwing a warm and satisfying Thanksgiving feast.

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14
The Secret to Brined Turkey
2009-11-14
Anne Burrell shares her chef secrets behind making the best Brined turkey for your Thanksgiving celebration!

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13
Turkey Cordon Bleu
2011-11-13
Guy Fieri makes his version of a Turkey Day feast. Turkey Cordon Bleu is a moist, tender, & flavor-packed alternative to a whole bird, while more traditional Green Bean Casserole raises the bar with Guy's Homemade Mushroom Gravy.

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12
Thanksgiving Sides
2012-11-10
Giada De Laurentiis celebrates Thanksgiving with sides like Baked Mashed Potatoes with Peas, Parmesan Cheese and Bread Crumbs, Sweet and Savory Root Vegetable Stuffing with Apples and Dried Cranberries and Persimmon-Pumpkin Pie.

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11
Sensational Thanksgiving Sides
2007-11-10
Giada's sister is hosting a potluck Thanksgiving this year. She's got the turkey covered, but she needs help with the sides.

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10
Thanksgiving for Two
2006-11-11
Giada de Laurentiis wants to have a quiet intimate Thanksgiving with her husband. So, she's paring down this holiday feast without skimping on tradition or flavor.

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9
Thanksgiving Leftovers
2005-11-19
Giada de Larentiis leaves the boring turkey sandwiches behind and gets creative with Thanksgiving leftovers with a turkey Bolognese for spaghetti, chestnut stuffing for meatloaf, and mashed potatoes for her Eggs in Purgatory.

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7
Game Changing
2010-11-13
Join Sunny Anderson for a traditional turkey dinner with some game-changing twists. Daddy's Game Changing Turkey with Quick Pan Gravy is the flavor-packed centerpiece.

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6
Thanks-Livin'
2009-11-14
To stuff or not to stuff? Worry no more, Sunny's stuffed turkey breast makes sure you can have your stuffed bird and eat it, too!

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5
Thanksgiving Countdown
2008-11-15
It's back to basics on Thanksgiving. Ina is revealing her foolproof countdown to the holiday meal and a fabulous festive menu.

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4
Picking Sides
2010-11-20
Two ultra-special side dishes are squaring off in a Thanksgiving Throwdown -- and your guests will be gobbling 'em BOTH up. Ciabatta Pizza with Squash Caponata; Roasted Mushrooms with Pumpkin Chiptle Polenta.

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3
Thankful in Thirty
2009-11-14
A Thanksgiving meal for the other 364 days of the year. Turkey Cutlets with Sausage and Zucchini and Tipsy Gravy; Easiest-Ever Baked Stuffed Apples with Ice Cream.

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2
Gobble it Up
2008-11-22
Rachael Ray prepares a meal full of the Thanksgiving flavors, but with an Italian twist! Rachael serves up Turkey Ragu with Polenta and Dark Greens with Cranberries

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1
Thanksgiving 365
2007-11-10
A mini-Thanksgiving spread you can entertain with all year. Turkey Sweet Potato Shepherd's Pie; Cran-Applesauce Sundaes.

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Food Network Thanksgiving is an immersive holiday culinary experience presented by the renowned Food Network Channel. It first aired in 2008 and remains as a seasonal yearly guide for those wishing to craft, invent or recreate the quintessential Thanksgiving meals, imbued with unique flavour, style and traditional taste.

With turkey as the centerpiece, the show focuses on the countless ways one could prepare and present this festive bird. It does not merely stick to the conventional roasting methods, but ventures further into grilled, smoked, and deep-fried turkey recipes. Beyond the bird, the program gives relative importance to the sides, which for many can be the highlight of Thanksgiving, with recipes that cover the staples like green beans, cranberry sauces, mashed potatoes, to the more novel and adventurous ones like sweet potato gnocchi and apple cherry stuffing.

The program adopts a boot-camp technique for the unseasoned cooks, presenting everything from the basic cooking methods to the intricate details of gourmet creations. It is therefore both a comfort zone for beginners in the kitchen, and a playground for the experienced who are constantly seeking culinary inspiration and challenges. Viewers are treated to top-tier instruction and fun, interactive cooking segments led by well-known Food Network chefs and culinary personalities.

Dedicated segments are set aside to discuss dessert options, adopting a wide array of traditional pies, new and innovative desserts, and even some sugar-free options for those keeping health in check. The show appreciates the variety in American Thanksgiving tables, and thus pays tribute to regional cuisines across the country. You'll find episodes dedicated to the southern tradition of a Cajun-styled turkey to the New England speciality of a seafood-stuffed bird.

One of the unique facets of the show is its 'Hints and Helpers' section. The periodic segments offer quick fixes, how-tos for tricky dishes, shortcuts, and even kid-friendly recipes. The show also adopts a viewer-centered approach, involving audience participation by inviting callers from across the country to share their unique recipes, ask questions or simply voice their holiday excitement. There are also holiday decor tips included, and interviews with celebrities or chefs who share their ideal Thanksgiving recipes and setups.

One episode may take the viewers on a field trip to a turkey farm to understand the significance and the rearing process of the Thanksgiving turkey. While another episode dives deep into the origins of Thanksgiving and its associated meals, providing a historical and cultural perspective on the holiday that further underscores its importance and instills a sense of tradition into every dish prepared.

Additionally, it is subtly educational, expanding the viewer's understanding of ingredients, their origins, and nutritional values. It equips the viewer with more than just recipes, imparting a broader perspective on culinary arts and food culture, connecting them to the terrain and to the harvest, and encouraging them to cultivate a deeper appreciation for the foods they consume.

The aesthetic appeal is not forgotten either, with aesthetic plating ideas and setting styles for the perfect Thanksgiving table. The show encourages the viewers to not just satisfy their palate, but also their eyes, emphasizing that the beauty of a Thanksgiving meal lies not only in its taste, but also in its presentation.

Food Network Thanksgiving is not merely a cooking show, but an immersive holiday experience that injects a sense of excitement, inspiration and tradition into the viewers’ annual festivities. It brings the joy of preparation to the forefront, encouraging viewers to savor not just the meal, but also the experience of creating these holiday delights. It's a testament to the Food Network's dedication to celebrating food, holidays, togetherness, and the joy of cooking wrapped lovingly inside a thematic holiday special.

Food Network Thanksgiving is a series categorized as a returning series. Spanning 18 seasons with a total of 67 episodes, the show debuted on 2010. The series has earned a no reviews from both critics and viewers..

How to Watch Food Network Thanksgiving

How can I watch Food Network Thanksgiving online? Food Network Thanksgiving is available on Food Network with seasons and full episodes. You can also watch Food Network Thanksgiving on demand at Apple TV, Amazon, Google Play, Vudu online.

Genres
Food
Channel
Food Network
Cast
Peter Karapanagiotis, Bobby Flay, Giada De Laurentiis