A no-bake granola that won't tie you down. Perfect for picnics, hikes and outdoor walks this summer.
You didn't think croissants could get better, did you? They can.
Here are some of our favorite Mexican-inspired dishes to help you effortlessly plan your best fiesta yet.
When there is no time for grocery runs and no time for recipes, make soup!
After a long winter, it's harder than ever to resist the call of a peppery radish, sweet carrot, or pungent green. Our solution? Vibrant spring salads.
Who knew coconut could turn into something so magical and luxurious?
How to avoid rubbery whites, chalky yolks, sulfuric smells.
French toast: When perfected, it has that golden ratio of soft custard to chewy crust to caramelized exterior. Not too dry or too soggy, it melts in your mouth
I saw this scrawled on a small chalkboard in a coffee shop: "Soup of the Day: Broccoli, Lemon and Parmesan." Wow, I thought. That sounds delicious.
Let's take a moment to thank potatoes. They're comforting, and they serve as the canvas for many of our favorite meals. They hold up our braises and complement our roasts, crisp up after a stint in the oven and soften with a kiss of cream.
If you didn't grow up eating this traditional Easter dessert, you missed out.
Eating fish on Fridays is a long-standing lenten tradition, as those observing this time of fasting and reflection abstain from eating meat once a week.
We've done all the recon, but the field work is up to you! Put your counter-intellegence to work, and throw a swinging bash!
Preparing a Valentine's Day dinner can seem daunting, especially for someone not so comfortable in the kitchen.
As Game Day draws near, our thoughts and appetites turn towards crowd-pleasing snacks that excited hands can grab with eyes still locked on the screen, foods that don't take much concentration to eat and don't require a circus-caliber balancing act to get the food from the plate to your mouth without a drip or a drop (we're looking at you, salsa).
Breakfast may be the most important meal of the day, but we seldom treat it as such.
It's chilly, the relatives may be dropping in and out uninvited, and you have a few extra days off from this holiday season. These circumstances call for a little treat to yourself in the form of a winter cocktail.
Whether you'll be singing along to Les Mis or cheering on Frodo and the dwarves, you'll want something to nibble on during the holiday blockbusters.
The good news is this: you can still have dessert.
When I saw the mass of comments raving about the dish from Momofuko online, , I figured I had to try it. With a last-minute plea to bring Brussels sprouts to my friend's Thanksgiving leftover party, it was a shoo-in.
Quickbreads and muffins are some of the fastest, easiest baked goods you can whip up.
By Friday you'll get hungry again -- and you'll have a fridge full of leftovers.
The kids are home from school, and you want to keep them entertained -- and fed.
For most children, Labor Day is a bittersweet holiday; it is a last hurrah that signals summer's impending end. For grown-ups, however, this holiday is much more exciting. It promises a day off, a cold cocktail, and a chance to shine at the grill. Whether you're a novice griller or a seasoned professional, here are 10 fresh ideas for putting your grill to good use and throwing your most impressive backyard barbecue to date.
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