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Celebrate Thanksgiving online
November 25, 1996
Web posted at: 6:05 p.m. ESTFrom Correspondent Lori Waffenschmidt
(CNN) -- While the traditional feast of Thanksgiving is a decidedly American holiday, it's getting world-wide exposure on the Internet. If your hands aren't already full with holiday preparations and visiting family, take a minute to check out these sites.
How to cook a turkey without losing your mind
Better Homes and Gardens is ready for Thanksgiving -- and ready to help you.
Its online Survival Guide tells you everything, from how big a turkey to buy, to how to stuff it and when to put it in the oven.
The holiday meal planner lets you choose from a number of different side dishes and desserts and provides recipes complete with nutritional information -- if you dare to look.
Then go to the shopping guide to see just what ingredients you need to buy for the recipes you've chosen.
There's a great question-and-answer section and a chance for you to add your comments to the discussion group.
Thanksgiving, Pilgrim style
If you'd like to get an idea of how the turkey was cooked at the first Thanksgiving, take a walking tour of Plimoth Plantation.
Just choose the photos you'd like to see of the living museum. There's a reconstructed Pilgrim village and a Native American hamlet.
Holiday entertainment for little ones
Kids should report directly to the Thanksgiving section of World Village. Here there are lots of activities for children, which may keep them busy while you're preparing dinner.
You'll need a printer for most of the fun and games. Choose from four different pages to color, four mazes to explore and a Thanksgiving crossword puzzle. There are also interactive games to play. Lastly, don't forget to download some of the cute Thanksgiving clip art.
Related sites:
Better Homes and Gardens
Plimoth Plantation
World Village
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