Thanksgiving leftovers: What to keep, when to toss and how to stay healthy
Assuming everything passes the visual and sniff test, ensure you heat leftovers to a proper temperature. Use a meat thermometer to ensure that meat and other leftovers reach at least 165 F like Shruthi Baskaran-Makanju of Urban Farmie does. “Then I know that they’re safe to eat,” she said.
Basic mashed potatoes are a Thanksgiving staple, and there are tons of ways to repurpose them. Fried mashed potato balls are ...
Health experts told CNY Central there’s a time limit to how long Thanksgiving leftovers should be in your fridge until you ...
Even when allowed, some foods may need extra inspection, so travelers are advised to put them somewhere in their carry-on ...
The refrigerator is stuffed. Half-eaten pies line the pantry shelf. The house is in a little disarray from yesterday’s big ...
As you make your way home after Thanksgiving festivities, make sure your leftovers are TSA-approved before heading to the ...
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Trash Thanksgiving leftovers at Rockville compost centersNot sure where to trash your Thanksgiving food scraps? The City of Rockville has you covered with its compost sites.
Rachael Ray told BI she makes pasta ragù and savory stuffing waffles using her Thanksgiving leftovers, so nothing goes to ...
Here’s how long you can safely keep your leftovers and what happens when we don’t love them enough to save them.
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What Thanksgiving leftovers can/can’t you share with your pets?Everyone in the family is sure to want to try everything at the dinner table this Thanksgiving. But animal experts say some ...
If you’re reheating a plate of leftovers in the microwave, start with just the mashed potatoes on the plate and heat them ...
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