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When I started teaching at the Institute of Culinary Education, I realized there were tools that could make me a better, more efficient cook. → Read More
I love my sister and I don’t want to ruin our relationship, so how do I tell her my mom and I can’t risk our health (and maybe even lives) by coming to her wedding? → Read More
I want to have a small barbecue for friends, but I don’t want to invite my whole friend group: for one thing, it is just too many people to try to keep social distanced in my small yard, and also, because some friends haven’t been as careful as others, I feel like they put everyone else at risk. → Read More
My friends and I have a regular Zoom cocktail hour once a week. I love seeing them (I MISS them!!!) but one friend not only slurps her drink, she snacks really loudly throughout the call. → Read More
If you're sober or just don't want to drink for whatever reason, but you want to have people over, are you required to serve alcohol anyway? Our etiquette columnist weighs in. → Read More
I am going to a Friendsgiving and bringing my broccoli slaw with crunchy noodles and cranberries. I don’t want to brag, but this dish is always a huge hit — and leftovers are great (especially if you add more crunchy noodles). → Read More
Invited to a potluck? Lucky you! It’s a really great way to share in the party experience as more than a guest. And as a guest, there are certain cardinal rules you must not break. → Read More
In this week's Ask Marge column, someone writes in complaining that their friends expect to take home leftovers when the come over for dinner. → Read More
I asked her really nicely to please respect my stuff in the fridge, and she acted as if she didn’t know what I was talking about. → Read More
My friend is incredibly devoted to her dog, and feels like when she is not at work, she wants to bring her dog everywhere with her, including my house. → Read More
This week Marge answers a reader email from someone whose friend suddenly said she was allergic to a number of certain foods. → Read More
This week Marge tackles a question for a reader whose mother-in-law is giving her daughter sweets even when she has repeatedly asked her not to. What is she supposed to do? → Read More
In this week's column, Marge answers a question most dinner hosts ask themselves at some point: Are you supposed to serve the wine a guest brings? → Read More
We asked Marge to tackle one of Kitchn's most divisive questions we've ever received: Is it OK to ask your friend for money for Thanksgiving? → Read More
Okay, first things first: vodka, whisky, tequila and other clear spirits have zero carbs. → Read More
Are you new to keto? Many people find the food really satisfying, but get tripped up by these potential pitfalls. → Read More
We've rounded up a bunch of keto recipes to get you started, but before you jump in, let's get back to the basics: What can (and can't) you eat exactly? → Read More
All three of these popular diets are low carb — but they have important differences that could make the difference in which is right for you. → Read More
There's never a wrong time for bubbles, but there are times when only the real stuff will do. → Read More
You may think you need/want luxuriously deep shelves. In reality, you do not! These shelf tips will surprise you. → Read More