This all-purpose site also has recipes for side dishes and leftovers. If you still need more help, Turkey FAQs and Turkey Links take you to lists of links to other web sites, including holiday hotlines at the Butterball turkey company and other resources. For the quiz, click on The Taste Test at the top of the left menu column. You get the answers as you go - and they throw in questions that help you learn basics of cooking the holiday bird. The Home Arts site, decorated with colorful oak leaves, is a good all-around guide for Thanksgiving eating.
Some recipes are more complicated than others.
This page is part of a larger Thanksgiving site whose sister pages are listed at the top. Click on Projects and Crafts to learn how to make candles and sun-catchers. Here, under the Kitchen How-to's heading, you'll also learn how to care for your knives and choose the perfect wine for your meal. Try the Tasty Traditions page for more food ideas, including that vegetarian tofu standby, Tofurky. Speaking of vegetarians, the Web has some menu resources for people who don't eat turkey, ham or any animal product during the meat-heavy holidays.