Party Ideas

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1. Buy a Fresh TurkeyYou'll be off to a winning start for your Thanksgiving meal if you buy a fresh turkey.

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Oven Roasting Method Preheat the oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit With a sharp knife, make a slit through both the smooth outer shell and the textured inner skin. This will allow the steam pressure to escape as the nut heats up. Place the nuts in a sha...

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Aida Mollenkamp's Top Roasting Tips

For a delicious and simple Easter main course, Food Network star, Aida Mollenkamp suggests choosing your family's favorite roast such as lamb or ham and adding fresh herbs and veggies to really fill it with flavor. Here, she shares her best roasting advice.

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Iron Chef Competition

Available in Atlanta, from $2,495. For foodies and those who get a thrill out of rivalry, try a tasteful battle to crown the Iron Chef amongst you and 23 friends with a competitive cooking class. Live out your Food Network fantasy by working in teams with a seasoned chef to create different dishes based on assigned ingredients. Like the show, each team's cooking will be judged on presentation, originality, and taste, so you better bring on the Batali and get ready to sizzle like Flay. Unlike regular parties, there's no combat over who has to clean the dishes, so all you have to do is relish each other's company and reward yourselves by sampling all of the mouth-watering foods. Anyone can spice up a celebration by hosting an Iron Chef Potluck that will put family and friends' culinary skills to the test. Fight nice!  

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