Watch a turkey closely and its stare can seem almost unnervingly steady. Its eyes sit high on the sides of its head, scanning the surroundings while the bird walks, feeds and watches for danger. Around Thanksgiving, that intense gaze has in...
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It often begins so subtly that you wonder whether you imagined it: a tiny flutter under one eye, a faint pulse in the eyelid, then another. A few minutes later you are staring into a mirror,...
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You are reading an email, driving home or trying to fall asleep when one eyelid begins to flutter. It stops. Ten minutes later it starts again. By the third day, a tiny muscle movement that...
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Why is turkey cooked on the 4th of July? The 4th of July is the national holiday of the United States, also known as Independence Day, and it celebrates the declaration of independence from...
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Paper or foil is used to cover the turkey legs during cooking to prevent them from becoming too dark or burnt.
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