Glazed turkey

Juicy Cider and Sage Glazed Turkey with Gravy. Dry-brined and brushed with a buttery apple cider mixture, this turkey has crisp browned skin and moist meat.

Tart cranberries highlight this Thanksgiving feast as this turkey is stuffed with a Cranberry-Cornbread Stuffing and then twice-glazed.

Learn how to make an extra juicy and aromatic maple turkey with a maple glaze, stuffed with aromatics, fresh herbs and fruit!

Roasting a whole turkey with a maple-bourbon glaze makes for a bird with more depth than a traditional turkey. In addition to its gorgeous golden brown skin, this maple-bourbon glazed turkey has notes of smoky bourbon and caramel in every bite. Made with pan drippings, the giblet gravy is rich and delicious, with hints of bourbon and maple. For best results, the brine should be started two days ahead of time so the bird has time to brine and then air dry for 24 hours in the fridge.

Separate cooking techniques for breast and legs in this recipe ensure that the different cuts reach their most delicious potential. Cutting the raw turkey into parts is the only challenge here; if possible, ask your butcher to do it for you.

If you like turkey you have to try this delicious and simple recipe of roasted turkey leg with honey and spices.

This roasted turkey recipe is easy to make and delicious! The maple glaze makes the skin crispy and golden and the meat is super juicy. It will be the star of your holiday table!

Some years I like to do something interesting and different with the turkey, and some years I like to keep it classic - and when I'm feeling the latter, this is the recipe I turn to. The aroma of citrus, fresh herbs, and herbes de Provence give this turkey tons of that traditional, beautiful flavor.Stuffing the cavity of the bird with citrus, onion and fresh herbs perfumes the entire bird and keeps it super juicy. Overall, this is a classic recipe you can't go wrong with for Thanksgiving.

Looking for an easy Thanksgiving turkey recipe? This Golden Glazed Turkey and Roasted Pear Gravy Recipe from GoodHousekeeping.com is the best.

Happy Thanksgiving! If you haven’t already popped your turkey in the oven, consider making this version, in which a sweet-and-savory glaze enhances the