Recipe Of The Day: Cinnamon Apple Sheet Cake
This versatile recipe for cinnamon apple sheet cake is as good for brunch as it is for dessert. Make it for Rosh Hashanah, as a nut-free snack cake or a dairy-free breakfast treat.
Read MoreThis versatile recipe for cinnamon apple sheet cake is as good for brunch as it is for dessert. Make it for Rosh Hashanah, as a nut-free snack cake or a dairy-free breakfast treat.
Read MoreChallah is an eggy yeast bread that is served every Shabbat and many Jewish holidays, and that makes excellent French toast. Learn how to make and bread challah.
Read MoreThis recipe for chocolate chip banana bread is an easy dessert dish to make if you have leftover bananas. This dessert is easy to make and requires few ingredients.
Read MoreThis is an easy spitzer you can make whenever you need a pick me up. This chilled beverage is made up of red wine, an assortment of fruits and more. You can easily swap the red wine for white wine if you prefer.
Read MoreHoney, stone fruits, tuna fish, almonds, lima beans and more common foods that have naturally occurring toxins.
Read MoreIt’s squash season! That’s why we’re providing you with a simple and easy guide to follow when you’re cooking spaghetti squash.
Read MoreThe reverse sear cooking method results in juicy, perfectly medium-rare steaks with a super delicious crusty exterior.
Read MoreSnack on roasted pumpkin seeds this fall season. This recipe gives them a little extra autumn flavors with the addition of sugar and pumpkin spice.
Read MoreCooking sweet potatoes in an air fryer is a healthy and simple method. If you want a quick snack, making these fries would be a great option.
Read MoreWhen you’re just learning how to cook, you need to know the basics first. Here are foods you should learn how to cook as a beginner.
Read MoreThis easy pozole verde cooks quicker than traditional pozole rojo. It contains the same drained hominy but cooked in a green tomatillo based sauce and loaded up with shredded chicken.
Read MoreWhat is imitation crab if it isn't actually shellfish? And is it vegetarian? Is imitation crab gluten-free? We answer these questions (and more)
Read MoreThese things you didn’t know about your favorite snacks, sweets and sodas will blow your mind. Like, what is Cheetos cheese dust?
Read MoreVisit a pumpkin patch, bake a pie, go to a tailgate and more things you need to eat, drink and do this fall.
Read MoreChef Akasha Richardson of AKASHA restaurant shares recipes for mock chopped liver and her mom's sour cream coffee cake to break the Yom Kippur fast.
Read MoreBoba tea - also called bubble tea - has become popular in the United States over the last couple of years. But what exactly is boba? And where did boba originate?
Read MoreThis recipe is perfect to eat for breakfast or dinner. It calls for fall favored vegetables like butternut squash mixed in with bacon and smoked ham topped with fried eggs. Easy to make in a cast-iron skillet.
Read MoreCelebrate the Jewish New Year with the sweetest, symbolic dishes, to set you up for the sweetest New Year.
Read MorePotatoes are a classic and comforting side dish. These recipes take the staple to the next level with potato gratin, casserole and more.
Read MoreYou can’t have the perfect movie night without snacks to go along with it. We have great recipes that will give you comfort while watching scary movies.
Read MoreThe autumnal apple and butternut squash soup is the ideal side or starter dish to serve during Thanksgiving or even to have as a casual weeknight dinner at home.
Read MoreThis fall produce guide will walk you through the often intimidating booths of the farmers market and how to cook all of this season’s deliciousness the right way.
Read MoreThis turkey pumpkin chili is a great recipe to make for game days, holidays and more. It's cheap, filling and delicious.
Read MoreFall is officially squash season. These five creative autumn recipes use butternut, spaghetti, kabocha and acorn squash.
Read MoreThe best pasta e fagioli recipe you'll ever find. This easy Italian soup is healthy, hearty and perfect for vegetarians.
Read MorePumpkin isn’t just for desserts. You can make this savory taco recipe using this fall favorite produce along with other tasty ingredients.
Read MoreThis is a recipe you'll really get mileage from. Spread this delicious frosting between layers of red velvet or spice cake, smooth it over warm cinnamon rolls, or use it as a decadent dip for sliced apples and strawberries.
Read MoreA can of condensed tomato soup is the secret ingredient in this fun retro dessert. Along with keeping it moist, tomato soup gives the cake its signature reddish hue and a touch of tangy sweetness.
Read MoreThis comforting soup is a cross between New England and Rhode Island clam chowder. It takes the best of both soups to create a warming bowl of goodness.
Read MoreServe this decadent dessert warm with vanilla ice cream over the top. It's superb for autumn! (And a great way to use up all those apples from the trip to the apple orchard).
Read MoreSweet, tender halibut is perfect when topped with roasted tomato and jalapeno salsa. Try serving it alongside a lightly-dressed green salad.
Read MoreThis garlicky, addictive dish is best served with crusty bread. Try placing pieces of bread at the bottom of a bowl and spooning the sauce and mussels on top. That way, the bread soaks in the flavorful tomato sauce.
Read MoreIt doesn't get much better than this classic French dessert. Here's how to make deliciously romantic chocolate soufflé, right in your own kitchen.
Read MoreThis apple sauce recipe is great for holidays or to have as a healthy dessert option. It can be made in the Instant Pot in 30 minutes.
Read MoreHow do you make vegetables tasted as good as they do at the steakhouse? Here's a hint: chopped shallots, lots and lots of butter, plus the magic of a pinch of sugar.
Read MoreThe key to these fluffy, garlicky knots—don’t overwork the dough, be gentle, and use oil but no flour for forming the dough. These garlic rolls are heavenly when served warm right from the oven.
Read MoreMushroom barley soup is a diner classic, and this version is a top seller at Ben's Kosher Deli in Boca Raton, Florida. This comforting soup is made with homemade chicken stock, kosher beef bones, pearl barley and mushrooms.
Read MoreThis spicy and flavorful salsa is great spooned over almost any white fish, grilled chicken or pork. It's a quick, easy and healthy way to add flavor to any dish.
Read MoreThe addition of egg in the cream mixture adds a rich custardy filling to this decadent side dish. While it would be easy to make a meal out of these potatoes alone, this recipe goes great with a juicy steak or roast pork loin.
Read MoreFor the Hammons family, the nation’s largest processor and distributor of black walnuts, the holiday table wouldn’t be complete without their black walnut pie recipe.
Read MoreOnce you start reverse searing your steak, you may never go back to searing it first. This recipe lays it out with incredible flavors.
Read MoreFor this healthy, warming soup, use root vegetables of your choice: butternut squash, sweet potato, carrots, or any other vegetable available at your local grocery. No need to fret over exact vegetables or exact amounts.
Read MoreThis sauce is a delicious accompaniment for roast pork or chicken, and works wonders to perk up a turkey sandwich.
Read MoreThis veggie side dish is so good that your guests might think it is dessert. Feel free to double the recipe to serve a crowd. Serve warm and watch the smiles.
Read MoreThis soup is definitely a meal in itself and especially good during the cold winter months. Serve it with a good loaf of bread; a couple of hot cherry peppers also are good.
Read MoreThis unique recipe uses three different cooking methods—blanching, frying and sautéing. Blanching cooks the sprouts slightly, frying briefly blisters the leaves, creating a crispy texture, and they are finished by sautéing.
Read MoreThis savory vegetable dish features roasted cauliflower tossed with garlic and simmered in marinara. You could stop right there, but why? Top it off with a mix of feta, Asiago and mozzarella cheeses and fresh basil.
Read MoreThis maple pecan bark would make a great holiday gift for friends and neighbors—or a simple treat to have on hand for guests.
Read MoreBrisk, chilly weather means that it's time to partake in all the cozy things: warm socks, crackling fires and drinks that will warm your belly. This smoky whiskey cocktail is a quick way to create that snug vibe.
Read MoreIn this great cold-weather dish, butternut squash and pumpkin add sweetness and spice to hearty chili and a scoop of sour cream infused with sweet apple pie moonshine reduction adds a jolt of countrified fun.
Read MoreThese tempting bars are a holiday favorite dessert, with all the flavors of pecan pie in an easy-to-make bar form. This recipe is great for cookie exchanges because you bake just one pan instead of multiple batches as you do for individual cookies.
Read MoreThis lentil soup is hearty without being heavy. The pieces of Italian sausage with fennel and the crispy onion garnish add great flavor and texture. This soup freezes well, but don’t add the garnishes until serving.
Read MoreJust because you're following a gluten-free diet doesn't mean you have to miss out on your favorite baked goods, like sweet cornbread. This recipes uses cornmeal and brown and white rice flour to give the bread its signature softness and density.
Read MoreGet in the mood for fall and the holidays by baking this sweet treat. This recipe adds an autumn twist to traditional cheesecake with canned pumpkin and a crunchy pecan-graham cracker crust.
Read MoreWhat could be more "autumn" than a sweet treat made with cinnamon, pumpkin, walnuts and raisins? These cookies are sure to delight in the fall, or any time of the year you're craving a hearty snack.
Read MoreUsing a slow cooker is simple. If you’re a busy person, prepare your meal in the morning and set it aside in the slow cooker for later.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a festive snack to nibble on during the crisp days of autumn right through the holidays, this is it. Fresh popcorn is coated with a sweet and spicy mixture of cinnamon, nutmeg, brown sugar and dried cranberries.
Read MoreWhile just tad on the sweet side, this hearty and delicious soup will bring welcome warmth to the autumn table. For a beautiful presentation, garnish the soup with a few toasted pumpkin seeds, some chopped dill, and a dollop of sour cream.
Read MoreThis fall-inspired recipe flavors freshly popped popcorn with honey, turmeric, ginger and lemon zest. Make a double batch—this healthy snack gets gobbled up quickly.
Read MorePasta, meatballs, sausage, pizza, soup and more Italian and Italian-American recipes to make this week.
Read MoreMark National Poppin’ Corn Month (October) with this fall-inspired recipe from the National Popcorn Board.
Read MoreThis dish is the best way to welcome the fall season. Apples and butternut squash are paired together for an excellent one-pan dish that you can make during a busy weeknight.
Read MoreA container of cooked spaghetti squash strands keeps days in the refrigerator and reheats beautifully in the microwave. Season the strands as you would pasta—simply with oil and pepper—or lavishly with a walnut picada and cheese.
Read MoreMake this tasty hash for any time of the day. This recipe use seasonal squash paired with a sweet and tangy relish and a dollop of minty ricotta. Serve this on the side of grilled chicken or add fried egg tot he skill for an easy breakfast.
Read MoreTry these two different ways to enjoy your acorn squash. Baking squash whole for a short period of time will soften it somewhat so it’s easier to cut in half.
Read MoreThis nearly-addictive sweet and tangy caper raisin relish complements virtually everything from simple steamed squash to grilled poultry.
Read MoreServe these grilled squash rounds on brioche rolls smeared with mayonnaise and topped with grilled onion and pickles for a very satisfying meatless burger. Or, sprinkle with herbs and a little lime juice and serve with cooked farro or French lentils.
Read MoreLearn how to make vegetarian mock chopped liver to serve at Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur break-fast, or just because. Made with peas, onions and walnuts, this plant-based dip is sure to impress.
Read MoreThis pumpkin appetizer is one of the most popular menu items at The Helmand, the iconic Baltimore restaurant serving fine Afghan cuisine.
Read MoreNeed a quick and easy dinner that’s vegetarian-friendly? This kung pao tofu puff recipe is just what you need for dinner tonight.
Read MoreUse kabocha squash or canned pumpkin puree to make a delicious Vietnamese pumpkin soup recipe that’s easy, fast and healthy.
Read MoreThis bread is a welcome treat for breakfast, afternoon tea or for dessert (and is especially delicious served with sliced ripe pears). Since the recipe doubles perfectly, make two loaves.
Read MoreThis speedy apple-plum crisp recipe uses the magic of the microwave to get a delicious dessert on the table in no time flat.
Read MoreHere’s an easy-to-follow apple crisp that is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser anytime of the year. Just make sure not to forget the cinnamon!
Read MoreThis strawberry sauce, infused with red wine, thyme and cardamom, tastes equally great on ice cream as it does grilled pork, duck or chicken. Make a double batch—it keeps a week or more in the refrigerator and can even be frozen.
Read MoreStrawberries are a natural fit for sweet dishes, but they also go great with savory seasonings such as sweet-tart balsamic vinegar and black pepper. These macerated strawberries make a terrific topping for avocado toast or stirred into warm brown rice with garbanzo beans and chives.
Read MoreToasted bread is spread with ricotta, then covered with a strawberry sauce flavored with cardamom, bay leaves, coriander seeds, ginger and thyme.
Read MoreThe perfectly portioned dessert for any get-together, these blondies are a take on decadent brownies, made with white chocolate macadamia nuts. Paired with vanilla ice cream, these tiny treats are a great end to any day.
Read MoreThis loaded baked potato soup is comfort food defined, budget friendly and a great use for a massive bag of potatoes.
Read MoreSure, ice cream is refreshing in the summer. But we also crave it in the spring, autumn, winter—it really is the ultimate year-round dessert. Make this easy, fruity treat whenever you get the hankering for a little frozen sunshine.
Read MoreMany people are intimidated by the idea of making pie crust, but there's no need to be. This recipe is easy and essentially fool-proof. It yields the perfect deep dish double pie crust, so start dreaming up your favorite fillings.
Read MorePork stew with melted cabbage and sauerkraut is a hearty, tangy, satisfying dish suited for cold winter nights. Some version of this pork and cabbage stew, called bigos, is enjoyed throughout Poland, where it is considered the national dish.
Read MoreOften a recipe that calls for Italian sausage will specify whether you should use links with fennel seed, here the choice is up to you. Sausages with fennel seed and the licorice flavor from the fresh fennel bulb will be intensified; pick those without, and the flavor will be quieter.
Read MoreIn Italian cooking, the word "piccata," as in veal piccata or chicken piccata, stems from an old verb, "piccare," meaning "to prick." Although the word isn't used much today, chicken piccata remains a staple in Italian cooking.
Read MoreCheese and spinach manicotti with meat sauce makes a hearty family dinner or main course for an Italian-style buffet. The filling and sauce can be made the day before and the casserole can be assembled several hours in advance, if desired.
Read MoreThis versatile sauce is made of shredded cucumber and plain yogurt. Use Greek yogurt or try labneh, the Middle Eastern yogurt, which imparts an especially rich and satisfying flavor. Serve this sauce with grilled lamb and flatbreads, toasted until warm on the grill.
Read MoreMaking gnocchi from scratch might seem like a daunting cooking task, but the process is easier than you think. These pillowy delights can be cooked the same day or frozen for several weeks. They cook beautifully straight from the freezer!
Read MoreTo top off a great meal, gather round the kitchen counter and enjoy a dessert favorite: fresh rhubarb and strawberry pie. For the crust, use vegetable shortening for easy dough handling and maximum flakiness; unsalted butter adds rich flavor.
Read MoreTramezzini are neat sandwiches with the fillings perfectly aligned to the very edge and made with plain white bread. Make them yourself at home, and have them for lunch or for antipasti.
Read MoreSo say goodbye to dry chicken breasts as we welcome the underrated and delicious thigh, one of the richest and most flavorful parts of the bird.
Read MoreLearning how to cook chicken thighs in the oven is just as easy as seasoning them simply and letting your appliance do its thing.
Read MoreWith chicken and potatoes cooked together in a foil pack over the grill, this is a perfect camping recipe.
Read MoreChicken thighs are a great alternative to chicken breast because it's more affordable and doesn't dry out. Here, they are cooked with canned artichoke hearts and a lemon cream sauce for an easy but elegant dinner.
Read MoreLamb marries perfectly with garlic. Sweet spices such as cardamom and cinnamon likewise complement. I like to serve the grilled lamb with a condiment made of shredded cucumber and plain yogurt.
Read MoreUpgrade the soup and sandwich combo with a cucumber and avocado gazpacho. Top it with red grapes, chives and more avocado.
Read MoreA salad of salmon, both smoked and canned, mixed with hot sauce, chopped fennel (for crunch), red pepper and chives, tops slices of rye in this smorrebrod-style sandwich.
Read MoreTake dinner tonight to the next level. Create a delicious sesame sauce to go over baked chicken thighs for a meal that beats takeout.
Read MoreLearn how to get every bit of meat from a crab with this step-by-step guide with photos and instructions.
Read MoreThe thickness of the cheese is more important here than the shape. I have used a wedge of imported provolone, squares of kasserie cheese and two half-moon-shaped pieces of domestic provolone. All will work, as long as they are 3/4- to 1-inch thick.
Read MoreCaramelized onion, asparagus and goat cheese offer a fresh spring take on quesadillas. This recipe is sure to be a hit with cheese lovers and veggie lovers alike.
Read MoreMini BLTs garnish Bloody Marys with whimsy and an explosion of flavor. A freshly made arugula pesto stands in for the lettuce.
Read MoreThis wonton soup with chicken and bok choy makes for a perfect fall or winter warm-up—particularly with spicy chile crisp on the side.
Read MoreSpicy chile crisp is a great way to punch up a chicken dinner. Try this recipe for chile crisp chicken with shallots and green beans.
Read MoreThough there is some discrepancy as to where crab salad Louis was invented, everyone agrees that this wonderful seafood-based salad includes huge chunks of cold poached crab and is garnished with hard-cooked eggs, black olives and a house dressing of either thousand island or Russian.
Read MoreSpending a little time on even a simple salad is the difference between a great salad and one that is an organic afterthought. Insist, too, on homemade dressings--I am always a trifle suspicious of bottled dressings that have an inordinately long shelf life.
Read MoreThis composed salad is perfect to serve when entertaining guests at lunch. Serve family-style along with a loaf of fresh crusty bread and sweet butter.
Read MoreThis Waldorf salad recipe includes the classic ingredients apple and celery, as well as a host of other tempting goodies, like currants, walnuts and green grapes. It's lightly tossed with a piquant homemade mayonnaise dressing that's flavored with a touch of curry powder.
Read MoreWaldorf salad, oddly enough, was invented not by a chef or restaurateur, but by the Waldorf's hotel maître d', Oscar Tschirky. Created to honor the hotel's 1893 opening, this salad is served with countless variations.
Read MoreAlthough Californians often claim this salad as their own, the Caesar salad was the 1924 invention of a Tijuana, Mexico, restaurateur, Caesar Cardini.
Read MoreThe best tailgating recipes, from classics like sliders and ribs to new twists on staples like nachos, hot dogs and potato salad.
Read MoreFrom this private stock of basic vinaigrette, one can add such items as chopped tarragon or basil, crushed garlic or fresh dill, and never repeat the same dressing twice.
Read MoreThe famed Cobb salad has to be one of the most colorful of all salad classics. Traced back to 1936 and the then- owner of the renowned Brown Derby restaurant/landmark then in Hollywood, Robert Cobb's salad best can be described as a cross between a salad and a club sandwich.
Read MoreThis easy air fryer tofu recipe coats the plant-based protein in panko breadcrumbs and coconut flakes, resulting in a super crispy, slightly sweet dish.
Read MoreLearn how to make a copycat version of the famous cinnamon bread at Dollywood. It's kind of like cinnamon rolls but in loaf form.
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