Sheela Prakash

Look beyond dusty Italian seasoning.

Ah, the possibilities!

Make one for dinner tonight and you've got lunch covered for the rest of the week.

Bright, bubbly, and refreshing.

Bonus: It calls for straight-from-the-fridge cream cheese!

It only takes 15 minutes to make.

Grab a book and head to the couch! The kids are making supper tonight.

These are vegetarian dinners you'll turn to again and again.

Added bonus: clean up time is cut in half.

You can still win at this thing.

Seven ways to enjoy cookies and cake while ditching the butter and eggs.

There's a daunting number of cardboard pints and quarts of different cream varieties at the grocery store. Which is which?

“Truly, it’s unlike anything I’ve tasted before.”

It’s a retro, flavor-packed classic.

It's cute AND useful!

Long, tender green spears of asparagus are a spring favorite. We wait all winter for the first glimpse of them at the farmers market, but its pale sibling, white asparagus, doesn’t get quite the same fanfare — at least not in North America. In Europe, its appearance is perhaps even more celebrated. Beyond the obvious difference in color, what exactly is the difference between white and green asparagus?

Treat this one-pan pasta just like dumplings.

The quinoa crunchies are a game-changer.

Satisfying weeknight dinners and spring-forward sweets topped the list.

This light skillet pasta is bursting with lemony flavor.

Packed with gooey mozzarella cheese pulls and creamy ricotta dollops.

Treat yourself to a little dinnertime luxury.

Sweet, crunchy, and fun to dip.

Super easy and loaded with lemony, garlicky flavor, it'll be your new favorite way to cook chicken breast.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner for a week come together with a quick weekend session.

It was a mix of sweet treats and easy weeknight dinners.

It's inspired by the tuna casseroles I grew up with.

Yes, frozen salmon can taste nearly as good as fresh — you just have to defrost it the right way.

Comfort foods like creamy chicken soup and slow cooker jambalaya were among the favorites.

While most meal prep plans are often built around couples or families, this is perfectly catered to one.

It's basically just a really good, really easy dinner waiting to happen.

A spicy, soothing beverage that's best enjoyed with a squeeze of lemon juice and a drizzle of honey — and your feet up on the couch.

Meals that will both warm you up — and fill you up.

Round out the special-occasion seafood.

Start your morning with something feel-good and fresh.

That means you can spend more time working on that puzzle or binge-watching that show.