Who was Sara Josepha Hale?, cranberry chutney, using a meat thermometer

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View in Browser | Almanac.com | Get a Copy Monday, November 22, 2021 Who was born on this day? What happened today in history? Click to find out. 29 days until winter begins Question of the Day What is the process for amending the U.S. Constitution? – Answer Puzzle of the Day When may a chair be said to dislike you? – Answer We'd never know how high we are, till we are called to rise; and then, if we are true to plan, our statures touch the sky. –Emily Dickinson (1830–86) ADVERTISEMENT Sarah Josepha Hale: The Godmother of Thanksgiving Happy Thanksgiving! While you are being grateful for your food, friends, and family, take a little time to remember Sarah Josepha Hale, a woman who helped make this national day of thanks possible.     READ MORE    ADVERTISEMENT Millions of Americans Are Raving About This Almost-Magical Heater’s “Incredibly Cozy Heat” Experience life changing soft heat in your home & save massive amounts of money on heating bills. Our miracle circular copper heating element invention brings heavenly comfort instantly using less energy than a coffee maker!   LEARN MORE   Cranberry Chutney Make this seasonal cranberry chutney. Simmering with spices, orange, and dried fig, this delicious (and easy) chutney brightens up a Thanksgiving meal! Or, make an extra jar for a hostess or holiday gift!    READ MORE    ADVERTISEMENT 4 Toxic Foods For Cats: The One Food You Should Never Feed Your Cat "It's an epidemic. 1 out of 3 cats over ten years old will get cancer," says Dr. Richter. "Even young kittens are at risk. And it's pretty much all due to one thing: Food." Watch The Video >>   LEARN MORE   How to Press Flowers and Leaves Discover three ways to press flowers and leaves plus how to make a simple flower press. All are enjoyable activities—and often recall special memories and slivers of time gone by.    READ MORE    ADVERTISEMENT Almanac Outhouse Ornament Have you ever wondered about the hole in the top left-hand corner of The Old Farmer’s Almanac? The holes first appeared in the late 1700s, when we made our earliest Almanacs. Readers discovered how useful the Almanac was in their daily lives and wanted it close at hand.   LEARN MORE   How to Care for Table Linens Do you still use fine table linens for a holiday feast or dinner? Here are five simple tips to care for your table linens to keep them looking their best.    READ MORE    ADVERTISEMENT A Keeper Pewter Ornament Heirloom-quality ornament made in Vermont!   LEARN MORE   How to Use a Meat Thermometer Take the guesswork out of cooking! Here are tips for using a meat thermometer to ensure that the safe minimum internal temperature of meat is reached. That way, you know when it's done, at peak flavor, and also safe for eating.    READ MORE    ADVERTISEMENT Instant festivities in your Peppermint Apron! Warm up the oven and throw on your apron! Enjoy your time in the kitchen this holiday season. The Christmas presents and candy canes on the Peppermint Apron evoke warm holiday memories and tasty winter treats. Enjoy festive kitchen flare!   LEARN MORE   If you enjoy the Almanac Companion... Share with a Friend THE OLD FARMER SELECTED THESE PRODUCTS FOR YOU View More Product from The Old Farmer's Store Did a friend forward you this briefing? You can sign up here. If you enjoy this newsletter, consider picking up a copy of The Old Farmer's Almanac. Your support makes this all possible! Are you on social? Enjoy more Almanac wit & wisdom!  Visit Almanac.com Shop Our Store You received this email because you signed for updates from The Old Farmer's Almanac. If you do not wish to receive our regular e-mail newsletter in the future, please click here to manage preferences. *Please do not reply to this e-mail* © Yankee Publishing Inc. An Employee-Owned Company 1121 Main Street | P.O. Box 520 | Dublin, NH 03444 Contact Us View web version