It may be time for freezer inventory! Especially if you have a successful deer hunting season. ndsu.edu/agriculture/ex… #ndsuextension #hunting

What snacks were provided on your last flight? Were they ultraprocessed? Or were there healthful options? Learn more from the latest publication >>> ag.ndsu.edu/news/columns/p… #prairiefare #ndsuextension #snacking

Chances are, you've eaten homemade "squash pie" at a holiday gathering. ag.ndsu.edu/news/newsrelea… #pumpkin #pie #squash #ndsuextension

Let's settle a classic holiday dinner debate. Which form of cranberries can be found on your holiday table? Cranberries, like many other fruits, are a good source of vitamin C. ag.ndsu.edu/news/columns/p… #cranberry #thanksgiving #holiday #ndsuextension

Blachinda is a pastry dessert with a pie crust and pumpkin filling. It is similar to a turnover or a hand-pie. Pumpkin is a good source of beta-carotene, which our body uses to make vitamin A. It also contains vitamin B, potassium and iron. ndsu.edu/agriculture/ex… #ndsuextension

Make a batch of Cornmeal Master Mix and you’ll be able to make cornbread or corn muffins quickly and at a lower cost than store-bought mixes. Cornmeal Master Mix uses common household ingredients such as cornmeal, flour and nonfat dry milk. ndsu.edu/agriculture/ex… #ndsuextension

The USDA recommends 24 hours for every 4-5 pounds of bird in the refrigerator. l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%… #ndsuextension #usda #turkey #food #thanksgiving

Do you keep food safety in mind when bringing food to gatherings? ndsu.edu/agriculture/ex… #ndsuextension #thanksgiving #food

Who's ready for Thursday? Gear up for a successful Thanksgiving meal! ndsu.edu/agriculture/ex… #turkey #Thanksgiving #holiday #meal #food #ndsuextension

Don't worry! If you didn't have enough time to thaw your holiday turkey in the refrigerator, it is safe to cook a turkey from the frozen state. HOWEVER, it will take at least 50 percent longer to cook than a fully thawed turkey. fsis.usda.gov/food-safety/sa… #ndsuextension #turkey

Did you know that both raw eggs and raw flour could make us sick? Flour is a raw commodity, and some outbreaks have occurred due to Salmonella and E. coli bacteria in uncooked food containing flour. Raw eggs can also contain Salmonella. ag.ndsu.edu/news/columns/p… #ndsuextension

Charcuterie [shahr-koo-tuh-ree] boards provide an opportunity to use ingredients you already have. For example, use up small amounts of leftover cheese and grilled meats to stretch your budget for protein sources. ndsu.edu/agriculture/ex… #ndsuextension #food #holiday

Great tips for kids (or anyone really) doing some holiday baking! When we measure ingredients, we need to be very exact, especially when we are baking. Otherwise, our product will not turn out right. Learn tips >>> ndsu.edu/agriculture/ex… #ndsuextension #baking #holiday #food

Lefse originally was used as a storage-extending method for potatoes and flour during the long winter months. After many generations, the potato-based delicacy became a special tradition during Nordic holidays and events. ndsu.edu/agriculture/ex… #ndsuextension #holiday #food

Sometimes it is inconvenient (or too short notice) to go to the store to purchase the necessary ingredient. It may be more convenient to try a substitute from supplies already in your kitchen! ndsu.edu/agriculture/ex… #ndsuextension #holiday #food

Stay healthy during holiday gatherings! Simply washing your hands can be an excellent way to prevent germs. Here's a good reminder: ndsu.edu/agriculture/ex… #ndsuextension #germs #health #holiday

Do you know how much caffeine you consume in a day? If you said less than 400 mg of caffeine a day (approximately four cups) you are within a safe limit, according to experts. myemail.constantcontact.com/Happy-March---… #ndsuextension #coffee #holiday #food

Cook your holiday ham to a safe internal temperature! ndsu.edu/agriculture/ex… #ndsuextension #holiday #christmas #food #trending

What a way to start the new year! Registration for our annual Field to Fork webinars is open! Register and attend for free>>> ndsu.ag/fieldtofork2026 #ndsuextension #fieldtofork #2026