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A simple turkey salad sandwich with no mayo and great flavor. Try it with your favorite topping. What makes this sandwich great is the use of olive oil and balsamic vinegar as the replacement for mayo. You can't beat the flavor.

One more treat for the holiday leftovers. Double-decker, Holiday sliders. Turkey, ham, sausage stuffing, cranberry sauce, cranberry and jalepeno spread and love.

I flipped the script on the traditional day-after Thanksgiving Day turkey sandwich.

Turkey on Thanksgiving Day.

Besides being the site of the most isolated and endangered historic African-American community in Georgia, Sapelo Island is also home to the University of Georgia's Marine Institute. The island was owned by tobacco magnate R. J. Reynolds, Jr., from 1934 until his death in 1964, and during most of his ownership he allowed the University the use of facilities for research. According to the Marine Institute, Reynolds commissioned German sculptor Fritz Zimmer to create a fountain honoring the turkey, in 1936. A large turkey (seen above) is the centerpiece and two smaller turkeys flank the sides of the unusual landmark.

A lot of folks get really stressed out about Thanksgiving day. Whether it is judgemental siblings; seldom seen cousins; ungrateful offspring; or that silent stranger who arrived with your aunt and who might be her boyfriend, the guest list is often a source of stress.

Ephesus, an ancient city nestled in the heart of modern-day Turkey, stands as a testament to the grandeur of bygone civilizations. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, once a bustling metropolis in the Roman Empire, now invites travelers from around the globe to wander through its well-preserved ruins and immerse themselves in history. Here's your ultimate guide to making the most of your visit to Ephesus, with a blend of historical intrigue and cultural immersion.

The old Thanksgiving turkey and tryptophan-causing sleep myth appears every year on the fourth Thursday in November when the United States celebrates a holiday called Thanksgiving. You'll hear about it over and over and over.

The 1940s, entrenched in the challenges of World War II, witnessed Thanksgiving emerge as a poignant celebration of warmth and unity. This article delves into the nostalgic scenes of Thanksgiving in the 1940s, where families, despite the constraints of rationing and the war's uncertainty, found solace and comfort in the familiar traditions of the holiday.

This was from last year. They do celebrate Thanksgiving at Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach in Cabo.

This easy dutch oven pot pie topped with cheddar thyme biscuits can be made with chicken or turkey and cooked in the oven or over a campfire. The creamy filling includes buttery potatoes, mushrooms, chicken or turkey, and whatever kind of frozen vegetables you like.

In the south, Thanksgiving day usually means three things: Family, football and, good food. If you’re lucky enough to celebrate Thanksgiving in the Lowcountry, then you know you’re in for a treat with a table full of sweet potato casserole, collard greens, cranberry sauce, deviled eggs, mac & cheese, cornbread or oyster dressing and plenty of pumpkin and pecan pie.

Cooking your Thanksgiving turkey overnight can be a great relief when you have a big family or lots of guests coming over. Not only will your kitchen smell fabulous, but your turkey will also look gorgeous. Turkey will be crispy and golden brown on the outside and moist and juicy on the inside. There's no need for basting. It's a straightforward process as it involves cooking the turkey at a very low temperature. To get started, preheat your oven to a temperature between 170 and 180°. If your oven doesn't go that low, then set it to 200°. And remember, you can catch up on your favorite TV show while the turkey cooks overnight! Plus, you don't have to get up at 4:00 in the morning to start your Turkey!

This excellent turkey gravy from drippings requires just two straightforward steps and five basic ingredients. You'll be pleasantly surprised by the smooth, delicious results. This is a dish you'll make year after year, so plan on being the designated "gravy maker" at all your holiday events. You'll receive plenty of compliments, but don't tell anybody how simple it is to create turkey gravy from drippings; it may seem difficult, but it’s really quite easy.