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Springtime Sunshine Lemon Bars
Experience the bright warmth of a spring day with these Springtime Sunshine Lemon Bars. The tartness of the lemon curd and the sweet buttery crust create a harmonious balance that's as refreshing and invigorating as the first bloom of spring flowers.
Ingredients 1 cup of flour 1/2 cup of butter 1/4 cup of sugar 1 can of ...Read more
Whimsical Wonderland Pasta
Dive into the whimsy of a gastronomic wonderland with this charmingly simple yet satisfying pasta dish. This delightful concoction spins the timeless comfort of pasta into a heartwarming, belly-filling symphony that calls for a cozy evening in.
Ingredients 2 cups pasta 3 cloves garlic, minced 2 tablespoons olive oil Salt and...Read more
Starlit Symphony Strawberry Shortcake
Experience the symphony of a starlit night with this divine strawberry shortcake. As delightful and refreshing as a star-studded sky, this dessert is a melodic blend of juicy strawberries and fluffy shortcakes.
Ingredients 1 pound strawberries, hulled and sliced 1/4 cup sugar 8 ready-made shortcakes Whipped cream for ...Read more
EatingWell: Your new favorite festive side dish is crowd-approved
This colorful gratin dish livens up any holiday plate. Creamy melted Gruyere is comforting, while a blend of cumin, nutmeg and cayenne pepper lends a warm, spicy note.
Kale-Butternut Squash Gratin
Serves 8
Active Time: 45 minutes
Total Time: 1 hour, 35 minutes
2 teaspoons canola oil
1 cup chopped onion
6 cloves garlic, minced
2 (5-ounce)...Read more
Environmental Nutrition: Food allergies can create a minefield for holiday celebrations
The holidays are coming up and they almost always involve family gatherings, office parties, neighborhood get-togethers, and special holidays meals, all with lots and lots of food. For most of us, it’s a chance to enjoy food and drink that maybe aren’t a part of our usual fare. But if you have food allergies, these celebrations can literally...Read more
The Kitchn: This festive sangria recipe is perfect for Hanukkah
During Hanukkah there are eight nights of celebrating to do, so it only feels right to have a signature cocktail on hand for any planned or unplanned gatherings that come your way. Make that signature cocktail this festive sparkling wine sangria. Gently spiked with pear liqueur and filled with fresh pear slices, it’s a holiday ...Read more
Seriously Simple: New Year’s Eve shrimp and scallop stew, a celebratory dish
If you are planning on staying home this year and having a small group for dinner, I recommend making this crowd-pleasing stew for your main course. Seafood has become so expensive that I usually save it for special occasions. And New Year’s Eve is certainly a time for celebration.
The soup base and aioli can be made ahead and finished at the...Read more
The Kitchn: These Southern deviled eggs will be the hit of your New Year’s Eve party
Deviled eggs are the perfect party food. Set a platter of them on a buffet, and you can safely assume they’ll be gone in minutes — such is the appeal of a good deviled egg. But...Read more
JeanMarie Brownson: This layered parfait is holiday magic in a glass
Christmas morning begins sweetly with eggnog and cookies. Tins and tins of cookies lovingly baked by my sisters, children, nieces, and nephews. I can barely try them all. I do my best.
For the holiday dinner, I prefer other dessert options. The main requirements: The dessert should be make-ahead, easy to assemble, and visually appealing.
This ...Read more
Quick Fix: Sheet Pan Snapper fillet with Broccoli and Potatoes
Here’s a quick and easy sheet pan dinner that’s ready in just 10 minutes. Snapper fillets broil alongside potatoes and broccoli for a complete meal.
To cut down on cooking time, I give the potatoes a quick head start in the microwave before transferring them to the pan to finish cooking and crisp up. The snapper is topped with a colorful ...Read more
Gretchen's table: Sweet and spicy Korean fried chicken will fire you up
Bold, spicy flavors have never been more in demand, especially when they add a global element to a dish. One of my favorite foods these days is Korean fried chicken, which I ate twice on a recent trip to New York City.
Celebrated for its crispy exterior and tender interior, Korean fried chicken has been a staple late-night snack in South Korea ...Read more
Why do I buy ingredients I'll only use once?
Do you ever do this? I do this all the time.
I just bought a bunch of ingredients for one meal that I will never, ever use again.
I had gone to Costco, looking to buy a leg of lamb. Costco is my favorite purveyor of lamb, which is actually kind of sad, but it is inexpensive and it is good quality and they always have it.
They didn't have it. ...Read more
These holiday cocktail recipes will raise the bar at your next party
PITTSBURGH — Thiago Leite has a simple philosophy when it comes to making cocktails, and it applies whether you're hosting a fancy dinner party for friends or simply curling up on the couch for a quiet night with your partner and Netflix.
"Make what you like," he says.
Consider the Caipiroska he was stirring together on a test run for ...Read more
Hopelessly devoted to cookies? Try this spiced take on classic oatmeal
I am puzzling over what to call these cookies.
For roughly 20 years, they’ve just been oatmeal cookies, because these are the ones we make. They have dried cranberries instead of raisins, because all of the people in the world who have been scarred by raisins have scarred me with their raisin trauma.
Not really. I just like dried cranberries...Read more
Even as SNAP resumes, new work rules threaten access for years to come
Alejandro Santillan-Garcia is worried he’s going to lose the aid that helps him buy food. The 20-year-old Austin resident qualified for federal food benefits last year because he aged out of the Texas foster care system, which he entered as an infant.
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — commonly referred to as food stamps, or ...Read more
Hundreds swap sweets in record bid for world's largest Christmas cookie exchange
PITTSBURGH — If Buddy Valastro gained fame as America's Cake Boss for his elaborate cake creations, surely Laura Magone should be celebrated as Western Pennsylvania's Cookie Queen for the countless cookies she's inspired local bakers to make and share with others.
Since starting The Wedding Cookie Table Community 10 years ago, the Monongahela...Read more
Whipped Feta and Cucumber Bites
These quick bites are a fresh and tangy way to kick off any event.
Ingredients: 200g feta cheese 1 cucumber, sliced Olive oilInstructions: Whip the feta cheese until smooth.
Top each cucumber slice with whipped feta and a drizzle of olive oil.
Whipped Feta and Cucumber Bites are an indulgence for the taste ...Read more
2025 is turning out to be a great year for wine
On Aug. 28 in Saint-Emilion, France, pickers fanned out into the vineyard at Château Troplong Mondot. It was the earliest harvest start in the estate’s history.
Record-breaking early picking was a key feature of harvest 2025. In Alsace, the date was Aug. 19; in Champagne, Aug. 20; for the white grapes in the Rhône Valley, mid-August, two ...Read more
Brunch Ballet Caprese Skewers
Dance into the day with Brunch Ballet Caprese Skewers. The elegant balance of ripe tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, and basil performs a ballet as graceful and refreshing as the start of a day.
Ingredients 1 pint cherry tomatoes 1 ball fresh mozzarella, cubed Fresh basil leaves Olive oil for drizzling Balsamic reduction for ...Read more
Editorial: SNAP out of it: Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins' extortion against the hungry
Is U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins trying to starve people into submission? It seems so and she is dead wrong to threaten to cut off federal SNAP funding to states that refuse to comply with her unreasonable demands to turn over sensitive program data, including New York. Gov. Kathy Hochul is correct in telling Rollins to get lost in ...Read more



























