Sunday, February 1, 2026
dinner

Kymberly Foster Seabolt details every delicious dish she makes during the holidays and reminds us to savor all of the special treats we receive.
Two bowls of potato soup sit waiting to be eaten.

Soup is high in liquid, which means it usually is lower in calories than other foods.
turkey

Whether you’re cooking dinner, helping with preparation or lending a hand with cleanup, always remember to keep food safety in mind.

Despite long held traditions in many families, it’s best not to cook your stuffing inside your turkey.
Frozen chicken whole bird

If you are planning to cook a frozen turkey this year for Thanksgiving, you need to make sure that you thaw and cook it safely to avoid foodborne illnesses.
venison storage

How the work is done is key to a nice batch of prime venison.

Are those Carmel Apples from Halloween safe to eat? Learn proper storage for these treats to avoid making you or your family ill.
Trick-or-treat banner

Planning ahead can make trick-or-treating more fun for your child and the rest of the neighborhood. Encourage healthy habits and food safety this Halloween.
Penn State student in Bangladesh.

Penn State Ag Sciences student, Emily Seiger, spent three weeks in Bangladesh conducting research related to food safety and hygiene practices.
Wagyu herd.

What do you know about Wagyu beef? Learn why this high prime cut of beef is sought after.