I offer you these chocolate creamy caramel bites--sweet hugs with warm wishes from me to you.

We've pulled together half a dozen of our favorite, no-fuss food and drink recipes that will help ensure victory on game day

The Big Game is in New Orleans this year: a city of jazz, of tipsy streets, of boozy slushees, of seafood and jambalaya and rice and lots of alcohol.

The soup by itself is very delicious but it gets a pretty bold kick of heat from the Thai chili peppers in the crunchy peanut and cilantro chutney.

There are few things as lovable -- as comforting, as forgiving, as deeply soul- and body-satisfying -- as chili in the winter.

What other meal is as simultaneously warm, filling and full of punchy flavors?

In 2013, allow yourself your favorite comfort foods, but find healthier ways of eating them. Cooking these dishes for yourself is a start.

Infused with delicious coconut milk and a blend of aromatic spices, this curry is simple yet comforting. It's exactly how I remember my grandmother's chicken curry tasted.

The first cold snap of the season always means one thing: chili. Stewy and spicy, chock full of freshly prepared, local grass-fed beef and smoky chili peppers.

Sadly, fall means summer has come to an end. But, it also means chili season is just beginning. And chili season is something to be happy about. T...

Saturday is Cinco de Mayo! While I can't vouch for the authenticity of any of these dishes, if you're partying this weekend, you'll want to be cooking, too.

It's that time of year again -- Super Bowl Sunday is the day to pull out all the stops when it comes to indulging in your favorite salty snack foods. ...

Round 1 of Kitchen Daily's Super Bowl snack bracket challenge is over -- thanks to everyone who voted! After nearly 2,000 votes, here's how it all pla...

Super Bowl Sunday is one of the few days that permits you to lounge in front of the TV and pig out on all the snack food you want (though, your health...

Here are nine recipes to give you that kick in the middle of winter, that necessary jolt when it's gray outside.

Can't say I love football, but I always love having family and friends over to hang out and watch the game. There's no pressure to make anything elaborate or fancy.

Beer! What would game-day or any day of football-watching be without it? And what recipe wouldn't be better with beer? From tacos to queso, we've got ...