In case you missed them, we’ve compiled our favorite blog posts of the week all in one place so you can read, get inspired — and cook!
![]() The holidays are our favorite time to gather friends and family together for a festive occasion — small or large, casual or elegant. Get started with this all-inclusive guide, featuring our best hosting tips and favorite seasonal menus. |
![]() Jews around the world enjoy a variety of sizzling delicacies during the eight days of Hanukkah. These recipes were inspired by colorful and delicious South American ingredients.
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![]() Did you know that eggnog is not only a delicious drink but an excellent ingredient in baked goods? Simply use it in place of cream or milk in a recipe and voila! Here are a few great examples of eggnog desserts. |
![]() St. Nicholas was legendary for his generosity. Making a special gift and delivering it in secret is a great way recapture the magic of giving for the sheer joy of it. Use these step-by-step tips for being St. Nick anytime you like.
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![]() Learn what our Willie Bird turkey giveaway winner did with his prize — and see the succulent results. |
![]() See the festive breakfast recipe invented and submitted to us by a 10-year-old boy named Nate. They were a big hit in our test kitchen! |
![]() We’re all invited to countless cookie exchanges during the holidays. Instead of cookies, this year invite your friends and neighbors over to tackle the dessert making task as a team and to celebrate chocolate — host a pre-holiday dessert making brunch. |
![]() Building construction this fall moved our test kitchen to a temporary food truck on the rooftop parking deck. The short stint was fun but challenging, as our test kitchen cook Sandra explains. |
![]() Next game day, treat friends and family to one of these top-rated variations on classic chili. Or better yet, invite everyone into the kitchen for a chili cook-off and see which one wins the flavor test! |
![]() Read how one entertaining pro started a holiday tradition among her friends, bringing back the old fashioned idea of a cookie exchange. |