In this issue
Issue #124
The venerated turkey has influenced nearly every American, from Benjamin Franklin to Norman Rockwell.
While commercial turkeys are bred to yield abundant breast meat, these older varieties promise juicy and richly flavored meat from all over, especially the legs and thighs.
An exceptional crop of new baking books will delight novices and pros alike.
In Connecticut, friends and family dig in to a traditional New England–style Thanksgiving feast.
Tangy, spicy, and salty condiments are central to many classic Israeli dishes.

