Forget the (Whole) Bird! 21 Turkey Recipes for a Small Thanksgiving
Nora Landis-Shack
Nora Landis-Shack
Nora is a writer, photographer, foodie and feminist. After living in New York City for 23 years, she recently moved San Francisco and can't wait to explore. When she's not pursuing her interests in health and technology, she loves hiking, yoga, playing piano and squealing over kittens as an ASPCA volunteer.

Fun, Totally Unscientific Fact: A typical Turkey Day bird can probably feed a family of four with several weeks of leftovers (not that that's a problem with us). Rather than dealing with the complications of cooking a giant bird in your oven, how about taking a more practical approach to the traditional turkey? Whether you're unable to make the big family gathering this year, simply want to have something a little more low-key or just do NOT feel like fitting a 25-lber in your oven, we have 21 recipes for cooking the perfect turkey (part) for any intimate gathering. You'll get that classic Thanksgiving experience with about half the work and half the excess food.
Braised Turkey Legs
Turkey Tetrazini
Turkey Roulade With Sundried Tomatoes
Crock Pot Turkey Breast
Turkey Sausage Stuffed Turkey
Hoisin Sesame Turkey Tails
Crispy Turkey Cutlets
Simple Roasted Turkey Breasts
Sancocho
Whiskey Glazed Turkey
Pumpkin Glazed Turkey Legs
Turkey Confit With Celery Root Purée
Boudin Blanc Stuffed Turkey With Chestnuts
Turkey Sausage Patties
Oven Roasted Turkey Legs
Turkey Porchetta
Turkey Breast Stuffed With Butternut Squash and Figs
Spicy Fried Turkey Nuggets
Classic Roasted Turkey Breast
Turkey au Vin
Garlic Soy Turkey Wings
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Nora Landis-Shack
Nora is a writer, photographer, foodie and feminist. After living in New York City for 23 years, she recently moved San Francisco and can't wait to explore. When she's not pursuing her interests in health and technology, she loves hiking, yoga, playing piano and squealing over kittens as an ASPCA volunteer.