We collected details on the store-bought Thanksgiving feasts so shoppers can make ... The feast includes a Butterball turkey ...

If the gravy still looks too thick (even after adding the liquid ingredients listed above), add some store-bought turkey or chicken broth and whisk it in until you’ve reached your desired thickness.

Turkey gravy is the last thing you make for Thanksgiving Dinner, but arguably the most important. Use this one extra ...

That savory combination of cubed bread, veggies, broth, and spices can be wildly delicious when executed right. And as it ...

I also tried the gravy with mashed potatoes to see how well the different types complemented the traditional holiday side. Here's the best store-bought brown gravy I tried, ranked from worst to best.

You can simply freeze gravy to use again — probably. Experts debate whether you should freeze gravy made with milk or cream, ...

If you're serving your apricot-glazed turkey and herb gravy ... how to store your fresh herbs. Cooked turkey tends to dry out and lose its luster after being stored, so it's generally best to ...

A pan gravy of reduced ... Roasted turkey is always best when enjoyed the same day it's cooked. You can technically roast this turkey a day ahead, then carve it and store it tightly wrapped ...