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Holiday Meal Organization

Q: HOW CAN I GET ORGANIZED FOR COOKING BIG HOLIDAY MEALS?

 Hosting a holiday gathering can be intimidating, whether you’re cooking your first Thanksgiving lunch or your 50th Christmas dinner. But with some planning and organization, you’ll stay on track and stress free. Following Santa Claus’s lead, we’ve made this handy list that you can check twice for all your special occasions.

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