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Any type of short pasta will work for this decadent mac and cheese recipe. → Read More
Who would have thought that pumpkin and chocolate would work well together? This pumpkin chocolate dump cake is a crowd-pleaser that's easy to make. → Read More
Why buy the cow when you can get milk-free? These surprisingly rich sweets licked 67 competitors. → Read More
Get shaken up. → Read More
Which won us over and which were toast? We tasted 174 different jellies, marmalades, and preserves to find out. → Read More
Look out, cheese and crackers. These recipes top you any day. → Read More
Everyone has a favorite. Is it the taste? The pretty can? We tasted 40 seltzers, sparkling waters (which, FYI, are the same thing), and sparkling mineral waters to get the truth. → Read More
Not all frozen treats are created equal. → Read More
You’ll never guess. → Read More
Food editors can’t live without it. → Read More
As long as you have a good drip coffeemaker, you can make these frothy, steaming drinks in five minutes. → Read More
They’re even better for you than dark chocolate. → Read More
Whether or not your plastic containers are BPA-free, some research suggests that they might still contain harmful chemicals. Want to go plastic-free at home? Here are six genius swaps to make it happen. → Read More
A quick guide to picking the right pan for the job. → Read More
There’s a whole world beyond penne that’s worth exploring. Get to know our six favorite picks. → Read More
No special gadgets are required. → Read More
Making a dark leafy green salad has never been faster. → Read More
Meat, cheese, vegetables—hmm! → Read More
So you love Frosé. We do, too. But allow us to introduce you to her younger sister, the Boozy Coffee Slushie. She’s just as fun, twice as energetic, and so this summer. → Read More
Clearly seltzer adds refreshing fizz to cranberry juice or sangría. But its colorless, odorless, tasteless bubbliness also makes it the ideal secret ingredient to lighten up foods. Think batters and soups. (Thanks, air pockets!) Seltzer and club soda can be used interchangeably, but steer clear of sparkling water, which doesn’t have enough carbonation to leaven. And be sure to use a bottle… → Read More