Let the carrots take a holiday and toss together this fruity, crunchy salad for your next gathering. You'll be finding yourself exploring all the options you can think of to take your coleslaw game to the next level.
Enjoy a sensational salad featuring lentils, sun dried tomatoes, cucumber, fresh herbs, green onions, and a stunning dressing showcasing lemon juice, maple syrup, mustard, and more!
This coleslaw gets it's claim to fame from a stunning lemon-tahini dressing that's easy to make and takes this simple salad to new heights. Enjoy it with everything off the grill, falafels or other Middle Eastern fare, and so much more.
In about as much time as it takes to boil some noodles, you can have a sweet and spicy vegetable lo mein on the table. Make it a one bowl meal or add some simple sides to make it a no fuss gathering for friends.
When it's burger time, make sure you are putting together something worthy of company even if you're making a quick midweek dinner. It's good to make sure you are treating yourself in all those little ways that matter so much!
Summer entertaining means being about to toss together a potluck ready side at a moment's notice. If you stock a few pantry items and have fresh spinach in your garden or refrigerator, we've got the perfect dish for you.
Some foods are just ingrained in the fabric of summer. This time around, we're focusing on one of the most traditional summer foods: potato salad. And this isn't just any tater salad, this one's rich, creamy and brimming with lots of dill flavor!
Versatile and quick - these chicken breasts make a perfect sandwich. Marinate them overnight and give them a quick cook in your favorite skillet - you can even toast the buns in the same skillet and slice tomatoes and make slaw while the chicken cooks.
A beautiful and complex appetizer that is perfect for the Thanksgiving table, this spread combines creamy, tangy feta cheese with a confit-like blend of oil, tomatoes, garlic, chickpeas, and fresh herbs. Serve it with your favorite dippers.
Puff pastry and a bevy of jarred and convenience items make these elegant pastry pinwheels a no brainer for Thanksgiving or any time. Spinach, artichoke hearts, cheeses, and roasted red peppers bring their A game to your table.
The flavors and aromas of autumn are in abundance in this pretty spiced pumpkin loaf. Slice it thin and include it on your Thanksgiving table - for the main event or dessert, as it will work in either role!
As everyone gets ready for Thanksgiving, you will find lots of turkey recipes here and elsewhere, but don't forget to use that turkey carcass. Rich, delicious turkey stock is just a slow cooker and a good night's sleep away! It's even more to be grateful for this holiday season.
Sometimes seasons like this have us rushing and feeling like there's not enough time. So when a perfect autumn dessert like baked apples presents itself and promises less than 10 minutes of prep time, grab hold of that recipe and make it again and again!
When you say chocolate, I'm listening. If you're the same, you'll love a batch of easy no bake bars featuring an oatmeal cookie-like crust and a filling that's loaded with chocolatey goodness. A great treat to put together while Sunday's stew simmers!
With the holidays fast approaching, morning gatherings - whether it be a holiday brunch or overnight guests - are bound to pop up. Be ready with make-ahead friendly brunch dishes that will fill your home with the aroma of comfort and joy.
Make one of your Thanksgiving sides in fewer than 15 minutes without sacrificing flavor, texture, or nutrition. Tender green beans hold onto their best and really shine when you use your air fryer to prepare them. Plus, you won't need to tie up the oven!
Get a great recipe for a great bread roll recipe that can be made several different ways and enjoyed with everything from Thanksgiving dinner to your favorite pasta dish.
Add a lot of color and nutrition to your Thanksgiving feast with a creative chopped salad featuring purple cauliflower, daikon radish, and tender turnip all in the same color palette: purple!
Instead of serving stuffing in the bird (unsafe) or in a bowl (boring), try turning your favorite varieties of winter squash into edible bowls with some roasting, stuffing, and baking in the oven.
Packed with loads of nuts and dried fruit, this fragrant, crunchy granola is a perfect gift for the holiday season. What's more, you can make a big batch of it in your slow cooker and avoid the risky task of trying to mix granola on a sheet pan in the oven!
