Why Smoke A Turkey for Thanksgiving? Perhaps the most popular reason for smoking a turkey is the flavor: A bird cooked in wood smoke takes on a more interesting character. Smoked meat embraces the ...

Roasting is the most common way to cook a turkey, although deep-frying and smoking have also become popular in recent years. (Getty Images) With Thanksgiving here, there’s no better time to talk ...

Fox News Digital spoke to a chef and turkey farmer to get their perspective on the best way to cook a Thanksgiving turkey. Are they best roasted, fried, smoked or grilled?

Matt Pittman shares an easy recipe for smoking a bone-in turkey breast, ideal for smaller holiday gatherings or those craving ...

Samantha Cofell, the co-owner of Badger Creek Farm, shows us how easy it is to smoke a turkey using a pellet grill.

But smoked turkey doesn’t need to just be the domain of BBQ joints – It also deserves a spot at your Thanksgiving table.

The French did it. The Italians did it. Now tobacco-loving Turkey is betting it can go smoke-free too. A sweeping new law takes effect on Sunday, banning smoking in bars, cafes, pubs and ...

A few tweaks can go a long way to making your turkey healthier and more flavorful, including brining.