Has the upcoming Thanksgiving meal created chaos in the holiday kitchen? This year, get help--online, by phone or through Twitter--with all your Thanksgiving turkey problems!

Whether you need to know about thawing times, stuffing recommendations, cooking methods or problem solving, try these resources for holiday cooking questions:

By Phone:

• The Foster Farms Turkey Helpline is staffed 24 hours a day through November 30. Call with your questions at 800-255-7227.
• Get turkey cooking tips and solutions from the Butterball Hot Line at 800-288-8372. Staffers answer the phone from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays through December.
• The Honeysuckle White Consumer Affairs Office offers turkey assistance weekdays, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. CST at 800-532-5756. Office will be closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
• Find answers to food safety questions at the U.S.D.A. Meat and Poultry Hotline, open 8 a.m to 2 p.m. EST on Thanksgiving Day, 888-674-6854

Online:

• Check Butterball.com's Holiday Planning Guide for a wide range of cooking helps. Includes portion planners, shopping lists, cooking guidelines and leftover suggestions.
• Get everything you need to know about your holiday turkey at Honeysuckle White's Turkey Basics site. Tips, frequently asked questions and food safety pointers.
• Bring a gleaming bird to the table with Foster Farms Turkey Tips. Includes advice for cooking methods, carving and serving the holiday turkey.

Via Social Networking:

• Follow Butterball on Twitter or Facebook for quick answers to turkey troubles.

Ready for more Halloween fun in a jar? Decorate your Halloween Cookies in a Jar with free printable labels for "Monster Munchies" or "Vampire Treats" ... for a delightfully ghoulish craft gift.

Using a basic recipe for M&M Cookies in a Jar, this tutorial offers step-by-step instructions to make a Halloween version of this Mason jar gift.

A spooky plus: printable gift tags and recipe instruction tags! You'll be ready to BOO the neighbors in style!

Tutorial: Halloween Cookies in a Jar

Will your family surprise neighbors or co-workers with a Halloween BOO this year?

Create a BOO of a different--and pretty--stripe with the free printable template offered by blogger Cindy from the SkipToMyLou blog.

Her "pumpkin all dressed up" BOO container wins the creative cake--and she shares the fun with a printable Black Cat BOO template and instructions for a BOO tag. Good job!

Ready? Set? BOO!

How To Start The BOO In Your Neighborhood