The Chicken Dinner Recipe Our Readers Swear By

Avoiding takeout every week feels nearly impossible. Even as a food writer who cooks constantly and tests recipes for a living, I still reach for delivery apps or head to my favorite local spot when motivation drops to an all-time low. But some recipes come together so quickly and easily, […]

The Holiday Mashup We Didn’t Know We Needed

When it comes to traditional Thanksgiving side dishes, we have our favorites. Nothing says comfort food like a big bowl of mashed potatoes or a delicious whopping of stuffing. But what if we could morph both traditional sides into one stand-out dish? Say hello to Pennsylvania Dutch Potato Filling. Combining […]

This Is the ONLY Time You Should Wash a Turkey

Though it may seem counterintuitive, washing raw poultry (such as chicken and turkey) in the sink is likely to spread bacteria rather than contain it.  Even if you make sure to thoroughly clean your sink after rinsing the bird, you still have the “splash factor” to consider: “Juices that splash […]

My Grandma’s Apple Coffee Cake Is the Holiday Treat I Fly Home For

No one makes a sweet treat quite like Grandma. From thumbprint cookies to caramel rolls to white chocolate snack mix, the holidays are our grandmas’ time to shine. My grandma’s signature holiday show-stopper is her apple coffee cake. A sweet-yet-subtle treat topped with a simple walnut-coconut sprinkle, this cake is […]

The Depression Era Dessert That Tastes Better Than It Sounds

When it comes to baking, those classic recipes that existed long before you (or even your parents) were born always seem to circle back. This is especially true with Depression-era recipes like wacky cake and peanut butter bread, which are both inexpensive and easy—and not to mention delicious. If you’re […]