turkey

There is a turkey shortage this year and that means many Idaho tables will be dressed differently than in previous years.

In the spirit of the Thanksgiving holiday which is right around the corner, I thought I'd share a great video I recently came across that involves an Ada County police officer and two irate gobblers.

This was an interesting find on YouTube today: a hunter from Delaware was headed to Wisconsin and ended up in Idaho.

I was having this discussion with some coworkers and they looked at me like I was crazy. I actually prefer turkey as a left over rather than on Thanksgiving day.

If you are responsible for the turkey, friendly reminder that it is about that time to start getting them out of the freezer and thawing in the fridge.

South Central Community Action Partnership is celebrating their 20th annual 60 Hours to Fight Hunger to help feed families in the Magic Valley. The event starts on November 19th and runs until 10 p.m. on Saturday November 21st.

If you want a guaranteed delicious smoked turkey you can order from Smokey Bone BBQ in Twin Falls. And you can get some add ons.

The latest, and we think it’s a rooster, showed up roughly a week ago.

Illnesses with expected ties to the tainted product have been reported in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Trying to cook all the food necessary for a proper feast is tough. Especially when you only have one oven.

Political unrest in Turkey has led the Mormon church to pull 29 church members serving missions there and reassign them to other countries.

Earlier this week we also had a domesticated goose wandering the parking lot.