It’s impossible to talk about Thanksgiving without mentioning how strange and unusual the holiday will look this year. At best, most gatherings will be smaller. There may be pre-Thanksgiving ...

Wondering if you can make an entire Thanksgiving meal with just an Instant Pot and an air fryer? You can. Here's how three editors pulled it off. In 1919, John Alcock and Arthur Brown made history by ...

Oh, the humble Instant Pot. It’s a lifesaver on busy nights when it’s almost dinnertime and you have to prepare a quick meal at the last minute. It can also save a boatload of money on takeout. One of ...

We’re rolling in on Thanksgiving, and if you’re the one doing the cooking, you already know how important it is to prep. There are sides, rolls, veggies, and of course, the turkey, to cook, and trying ...

New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. Roasting a turkey used to mean hours of pacing and ...

Learn to make Instant Pot Turkey Stock from a leftover Thanksgiving turkey carcass, leftover bones, and veggies. The flavorful broth is so nutritious, delicious, and easy to make. Stock was one of the ...

Making a batch of chili and enjoying it on game day with friends and family is an easy and delicious way to entertain. You can also make a batch and serve half, then portion and pack the remainder for ...

Hosting a small Thanksgiving? Try turkey breast. We’ve done our homework to find the five best methods for cooking a turkey breast at home, with step-by-step instructions for each one. Note that the ...

Pressure cookers are one of our favorite kitchen tools because they make cooking so speedy. The same goes for vegetables—some veggies cook so fast in an Instant Pot, it’s almost unbelievable (like ...

Looking for other ways to use your Thanksgiving turkey leftovers to create a meal that tastes like you cooked all day? One cup of short grain rice rinse under cold water until water is clear. Drain ...