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If you're anything like us, you say these two words way too often. Here's when an apology just isn't warranted. → Read More
For relaxed Sundays, meatless Mondays and all the days in between, these unexpected meals combine delicious ingredients all in one dish, so you can spoon... → Read More
Put the ingredients in the pot, walk away and return when you're ready to eat. → Read More
Spoiler alert: January 29 usually involves delicious carbs. → Read More
Cookies, puddings, bars and other healthy treats with none of the white stuff. → Read More
You'll be sitting down to eat before you know it. → Read More
The former first lady has a few surprising tricks that make it over-the-top good. → Read More
These accomplished women also happen to be pros at getting a homemade dinner on the table in a flash. → Read More
Ensure a happy holiday with these pointers on everything from décor to the feast itself. → Read More
These delicious dishes from Leigh Anne Wilkes' new Holiday S... → Read More
These trusty pans are as tough as they come, but there are still some tricks to keeping them in tip-top shape. → Read More
If you feel like you're too busy to enjoy apple, butternut squash and pumpkin season, you'll love these unfussy dishes. → Read More
A pre-dinner ritual, a must-have first course and more tricks pros use to stay healthy. → Read More
Alison Cayne, author of The Haven's Kitchen Cooking School, explains the little things that can make a big difference when preparing this essential ingre... → Read More
Think a snack-free afternoon is impossible? Not if you eat one of these nutritious meals. → Read More
Are you making any of these mistakes? If so, here's how to fix them, so you can have the best-tasting, best-looking frozen dessert ever. → Read More
Are you making any of these mistakes? If so, here's how to fix them, so you can have the best-tasting, best-looking frozen dessert ever. → Read More
Some packages of rice have reliable rice-to-liquid ratios on the back of the bag or box, but not all. To eliminate the guesswork, Cayne goes with this formula: 1 1/2 to 2 cups of liquid for every cup of raw rice. The liquid can be water, stock, a coconut milk-water mixture, even tea. If you’re using brown rice, go with closer to 2 cups of liquid; for white rice, around 1 1/2 cups should suffice… → Read More
We've got a meal you've probably never had before—and that you're going to love. → Read More
Tens of thousands of pinners can't be wrong. → Read More