The Voltaggio Brothers Will Get You Through Thanksgiving
Chefs Bryan and Michael Voltaggio can help you take on Thanksgiving without the stress.
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Cooking Channel
Ed Anderson, 2011, Television Food Network, G.P.
No holiday meal holds more culinary challenges or opportunities than the original American feast, Thanksgiving. Even the best cooks often find themselves rattled getting the meal done. Chefs Bryan and Michael Voltaggio can help you take on the big event without the stress. Tune in to Voltaggios Take On: Thanksgiving tonight at 8pm ET on Cooking Channel to watch the accomplished duo put their unique twist on classic recipes that reveal their secrets for creating an impressively delicious meal.
Ed Anderson, 2011, Television Food Network, G.P.
Watch Voltaggios Take On: Thanksgiving Sunday, November 18 at 8pm ET on Cooking Channel.
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