Cut back the holiday stress -- and have some fun in the process -- with free recipes, cooking tips, health information, and more from the ArcaMax Thanksgiving Guide.
November 6, 2006 (Press Release) --
Cut back the holiday stress -- and have some fun in the process -- with free recipes, cooking tips, health information, and more from the ArcaMax Thanksgiving Guide.
The Thanksgiving feature ( http://www.arcamax.com/recipes/s-127435-321049 ) offers readers free recipes, including interesting stuffing recipes from families around the country. Guides on Thanksgiving cooking and planning offer everything from time-saving tips to healthy alternatives to favorite dishes. And serving the turkey is even easier with a chart on how long to cook and how much to serve based on weight, and tips for people new to carving the turkey. For the adventurous, there are even instructions for deep-frying a turkey.
Scott Wolf, CEO of Arcamax Publishing, says of this feature, "We've always tried to offer some of everything in these sections. Thanksgiving may seem to be all about the dinner, and that's what people are looking for help with initially. But we're adding more -- we're making it fun, and we're making it a learning experience at the same time."
These "extras" go well beyond the dinner table. For those who want to get into the spirit of the holiday even more, there's advice on decorating the table -- and the entire house. Football fans can test their knowledge with an interactive NFL quiz, and trivia buffs looking for more can try out other Thanksgiving-themed quizzes. Inspirational articles on the history and meaning of Thanksgiving are a great read for parents and kids alike.
The guide, one of the many special features ArcaMax offers its readers year-round, is an extension of the ArcaMax Recipes ezine (e-mail newsletter). Subscribers to ArcaMax Recipes ( http://www.arcamax.com/recipes ) have the option of receiving weekly menu planners, healthy recipes, and more free by e-mail.
Concerning the Recipes section, Wolf goes on to say, "We're constantly expanding and refining it. We just started offering some new healthy recipes every Tuesday from EatingWell.com, and readers are enjoying our long-standing content like the 7-Day Menu Planner and full menus from the ArcaMax Chef."
The ArcaMax Thanksgiving Guide is a special feature from ArcaMax Publishing, which also offers dozens of family-friendly ezines on topics such as parenting advice, games and puzzles, and free classic books by e-mail. To find out more or to subscribe free, visit http://www.arcamax.com/cgi-bin/reg .
The Thanksgiving feature ( http://www.arcamax.com/recipes/s-127435-321049 ) offers readers free recipes, including interesting stuffing recipes from families around the country. Guides on Thanksgiving cooking and planning offer everything from time-saving tips to healthy alternatives to favorite dishes. And serving the turkey is even easier with a chart on how long to cook and how much to serve based on weight, and tips for people new to carving the turkey. For the adventurous, there are even instructions for deep-frying a turkey.
Scott Wolf, CEO of Arcamax Publishing, says of this feature, "We've always tried to offer some of everything in these sections. Thanksgiving may seem to be all about the dinner, and that's what people are looking for help with initially. But we're adding more -- we're making it fun, and we're making it a learning experience at the same time."
These "extras" go well beyond the dinner table. For those who want to get into the spirit of the holiday even more, there's advice on decorating the table -- and the entire house. Football fans can test their knowledge with an interactive NFL quiz, and trivia buffs looking for more can try out other Thanksgiving-themed quizzes. Inspirational articles on the history and meaning of Thanksgiving are a great read for parents and kids alike.
The guide, one of the many special features ArcaMax offers its readers year-round, is an extension of the ArcaMax Recipes ezine (e-mail newsletter). Subscribers to ArcaMax Recipes ( http://www.arcamax.com/recipes ) have the option of receiving weekly menu planners, healthy recipes, and more free by e-mail.
Concerning the Recipes section, Wolf goes on to say, "We're constantly expanding and refining it. We just started offering some new healthy recipes every Tuesday from EatingWell.com, and readers are enjoying our long-standing content like the 7-Day Menu Planner and full menus from the ArcaMax Chef."
The ArcaMax Thanksgiving Guide is a special feature from ArcaMax Publishing, which also offers dozens of family-friendly ezines on topics such as parenting advice, games and puzzles, and free classic books by e-mail. To find out more or to subscribe free, visit http://www.arcamax.com/cgi-bin/reg .
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