Ariel Knutson

When in doubt, deviled eggs are always a good place to start.

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Three cheers for cookie season.

Soup definitely counts as dinner if you serve one of these satisfying sides with it.

This week we’re talking about recipes that define a decade, starting with the 1960s. Made more popular in the last few years from Mad Men, the recipes of the 60s are defined by strange chicken dishes, the continued domination of Jell-O and other fluff desserts, cocktail party appetizers like onion dip (seen above), and of course anything Julia Child. Some of these recipes remain relevant in recent decades, but they will always have a strong history in the 60s.

Why let it wilt in your fridge when there's pickle-brined chicken and ranch quick bread to be had?

Not sure what to make this year? We've got you covered.

Not sure what to make this year? We've got you covered.

Name: Natasha CaseLocation: Los Angeles, CANumber of people who eat together in your home: Four (Natasha and her wife, Freya, plus their two children, Remy, 4, and Nico, 1)Avoidances: NoneNatasha Case always has ice cream at home — and her son Remy knows it. “He literally just wakes up and asks for ice cream in a cone. It’s the first words out of his mouth. I’m not kidding,” she laughs. His favorite flavors?

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If you're a coconut water person, these are the three you should try!

If you're not going the DIY approach, a good bottle of BBQ sauce can really transform a burger or a piece of meat. Here are the bottles to buy,

You'll either need some cotton balls or a spray bottle.

Bonus: It's on sale for a limited time only!

Read on to see what cookbooks we chose for the coming months, and why!

It's just so pretty.

It's great for rentals!

Go ahead, name a better duo.

It tasted like an Oreo? But with dough? An Ore-DOUGH?

"It chops and dices and makes the creamiest hummus."

The recipe comes from Barefoot Contessa at Home, and it feels peak Ina with its everyday extravagance.

Have you fallen in love with turmeric yet?

We caught up with the author of "In Bibi's Kitchen" to talk about the best cooking tip she learned from the grandmothers in her cookbook, where she gets her groceries in New York, and her biggest struggle in feeding herself.

Read on to see what cookbooks we chose for the coming months, and why!

Baking sheets! Knives! Nonstick pans!

It's time to say goodbye to the things that waste your time, cost you money, and sacrifice the overall quality of your meals.

It's currently available at three stores in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Learn more about this cookbook and buy a copy!

We caught up with Diana to talk about how becoming a parent changed the way she sees personal care, her favorite beauty products, and how her cooking habits have changed during the pandemic.

From the perfect chocolate chip cookie, to tomato egg drop soup, here are the recipes that some of our favorite cooks made over (and over) again.

We talked with Mely about the reader favorite recipes from her cookbook, the grocery store she goes to for all her favorite Mexican ingredients in Texas, and the five recipes she makes on an average weeknight.

If you're a fan of all things Ottolenghi, you're going to want to follow along next month.

We talked with Erika Thompson of Texas Bee Works about her weirdest bee removal this year and how working with bees has changed the way she eats.

Bland is out.

Beef en Croute! Truffle Hot Sauce with Black Truffles!

"This dish is one of my absolute favorites to make on a cold day when we are staying in."