Ryan Loew
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Ideastream Public Media
Public health officials warn that rushing a frozen turkey's thaw, leaving food out too long or skipping handwashing can quickly push holiday meals into the “danger zone” where bacteria multiply.
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Some Thanksgiving dinners accommodate a wide range of dietary preferences and restrictions found in many families. From plant-based entrées to allergen-friendly sides, we'll hear some recommendations from regional culinary experts.
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