Thanksgiving Live Q&A with Lan Lam and Dan Souza



Join Lan Lam and Dan Souza for a Live Thanksgiving Q&A Thursday, November 20th (3pm PT/6pm ET)! They’ll be answering questions, giving away prizes, and sharing their most helpful Thanksgiving tips. Plus, Lan will prepare a show-stopping cranberry tart live on camera. Come with your questions, leave with the confidence to take on Thanksgiving like a pro.

Get the recipe for our Cranberry Curd Tart with Almond Crust here:

See more info on giveaway details here:

Timing: November 20, 2025 (6:00 PM ET) to November 20, 2025 (7:15 PM ET)

Entry: For a chance to win leave a comment on this video sharing the burning Thanksgiving question you want Dan and Lan to answer.

Winner selection: One lucky commenter will be randomly selected on 11/24 to win a free, year-long Digital Membership to America’s Test Kitchen. Another lucky commenter will be randomly selected on 11/24 to win a free copy of our Cocktails Illustrated cookbook. The winners will be contacted via comment and/or DM.

Disclaimers: No purchase is necessary and a purchase does not improve your chance of winning. Must be located in the United States and 18+ to win.

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  1. This was so fun! Because I'm traveling 3+ hours the morning of I'll be bringing a couple bags of coffee and some homemade boiled cider. Both travel well and can be enjoyed later in the evening or the following days.

  2. Hello! I am so excited about this and I have a question (or two…;))!! it is about timing… I am planning to make your Turkey Breast en Cocotte with Pan Gravy. I will also be making the bread stuffing with fresh herbs (the one with the turkey parts cooked on top). So both of them will need to cook in the oven at the same time… but they are at drastically different temperatures. What is the best way to manage this. The stuffing is 375 and the turkey is 250. I am sure I could cook the stuffing ahead of time and reheat… but how do I do this without drying it out?? Or vice versa with the turkey??? HELP!!!! Ps… When you guys have in your recipes the measurement for fresh herbs… is that measurement before it is chopped up or after it is chopped up??? THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!

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