Have a Question for Giada or Aarón About Thanksgiving? by in Events, October 23rd, 2012

giada and aaron thanksgiving liveLast week FN Dish readers had the chance to submit a question to Alton and Bobby for Thanksgiving Live!, a two-hour call-in show hosted by turkey master Alton Brown on Nov. 18 from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. This week, it’s all about Giada De Laurentiis and Aarón Sanchez.

Before the live show starts at noon, Food Network will serve up a three-hour Thanksgiving Live webcast at FoodNetwork.com. Beginning at 11:30am ET, the site will stream a pre-show featuring celebrity chef interviews and behind-the-scenes footage of Alton and the cast preparing for the big day.

Do you have a question specifically for Giada or Aarón? Whether it’s about the way they set their table or a tip for the perfect gravy, we’ll handpick a selection of your questions and ask them live during the pre-show. Leave your question in the comment section below, or submit it via Facebook and Twitter by using the hashtag: #ThanksgivingLive.

Don’t forget: You can still submit a question for Alton and Bobby, too.

Comments (78)

  1. What is the best stuffing recipe?

  2. Susan says:

    Any tips for a foodie who has to travel out of state and prepare the meal at a relative's house who is not even a cook. Need to pare down on ingredients and tools but must bring everything I might need. We are driving not flying so I could do some advance prep with the aide of a good cooler… TIA

  3. Loren Martinez says:

    '' Should festive sweet potatoes be more of a sweeter dish or savory one, what do you prefer for Family Country Cooking?''

  4. Cornbread Stuffing says:

    Stuffing or dressing? Is there a good recipe for either which uses polenta, corn bread or just corn?
    Thank you!

  5. Janae delacruz says:

    ~I am interested in doing a red turkey using dried red California chilies. Whats the best way? and how to create a good depth of flavor inside and out of the turkey. Bite by bite I want to be able to taste the chilies all the way through.

  6. Julie Preston says:

    Aaron I would love to do a different dressing for the adults who might like a different flavor to the traditional. Any ideas for me? I would appreciate it.

    Giada, love your show! Wish my kids were as adventurous as yours with food. Is there a simpler flavor profile Italian appetizer I could make for the younger crowd? I would really love to know.

    Thanks! You guys are the best.

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