Day three of the Thanksgiving Spectacular continues, and today we've got less coverage from the magazines and more from my favorite source, the web. Let's dive right in with a Thanksgiving Q & A from the New York Times: Answering Your Thanksgiving Questions. "The Dining staff will be answering questions on Thanksgiving cooking and entertaining." Though they claim all questions won't be answered, it looks like readers are chiming in to help. Pretty much any question you could have is probably in there.
Posted on November 16, 2006
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