Amanda Blum

To start with, you can use this printable timeline to keep you on track among all the Thanksgiving Day distractions.

You can turn your house into a voice responsive light display for under $100.

I promise you, you can hack your way to a legit Beef Wellington for the holidays.

Imagine how different a bite of turkey and potatoes could taste with a bright, acidy chutney.

If you don't have a fat separator, this trick will do in a pitch.

The #1 thing people seem to like about the turkey is leftover turkey sandwiches, so why not just do that?

It's everything that is good about mashed potatoes, plus crispy skins and tons of options

It's a pain in the butt, but the luxurious result totally made it worth all the effort.

This fermentation will result in an umami-rich sauce you can use to dress everything.

The ideal vegan Thanksgiving dish that non-vegans will love just as much.

Let go of your preconceived notions about the year's biggest meal and try something new.

It's a good way to get out of the kitchen and lighten up your oven's load.

Give each bite of turkey a slap of effervescent brightness.

Watering them may seem counterintuitive, but it can help insulate the roots.

If you talk to Alexa using IFTTT, you're going to need a workaround come Oct. 31.

If you're desperate to cut the cord but still want the local channels, OTA is worth a try—but results will vary

It's an old method that you can apply new technology to, creating a space to keep veggies longer

Weirdly enough, the southwest is headed into prime gardening season.

Keeping your seeds as viable as possible means limiting exposure to light, air, and moisture.

For $600, you'd expect it to be superb, and it is, but I still suggest you upgrade.