Primers

  When it comes to Thanksgiving prep, every minute counts; the last thing you need is to spend valuable time (not to mention elbow grease) peeling potato after potato. Peeling…

  If you’re hosting Thanksgiving, there’s enough to plan without stressing about fussy appetizers. There’s the turkey of course, but there’s also all the sides, the pies, the place settings, and…

As Food & Wine’s Culinary Director and the host of their weekly morning show, Mad Genius LIVE,  James Beard Award-nominated Justin Chapple is no stranger to the kitchen. The same goes for the…

  For Easter, we turned to Maria Helm Sinskey to help us create something a little extra special: naturally dyed Easter eggs. Author of Family Meals, Maria is a devoted…

  Although hummus is an ancient Middle Eastern invention, it feels like the savory chickpea dip has become nearly as commonplace in America as peanut butter. It’s no wonder hummus…

Most recipes calling for a slow cooker or Dutch oven start out the same way: brown the protein, saute the vegetables, add the liquid and cook. In a slow cooker,…

The Air Fryer’s Versatility Get ready to challenge everything you know about frying foods. Air fryers can fry your favorite foods to crispy, golden brown perfection (yes, French fries and…

Giblets are those extra parts of the turkey you don’t roast on Thanksgiving: the heart, neck, gizzards and liver. Although most people don’t usually eat them on their own at…

If you’re hosting a group of people and setting the table, one of the trickiest things to figure out is how to select the right size tablecloth for your table.…

Whether you’re having a few friends over for a casual get-together or hosting a formal seated dinner, a tablecloth adds a visual backdrop to any occasion that you’re hosting. Think…