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With writing and recipes by everyone from Jane Smiley to Marina Abramovic, The Artists' and Writers' Cookbook is a fun, quirky, often beautiful mix.

Enough music to cut a turkey (or a rug) to.

All you need is a piping bag and butcher twine.

Vegetables are literally blowing up.

If you think only Nonnas can simmer up this magical meat sauce, you haven't met our recipe.

In the home kitchen, little actions can add up.

Toss that pumpkin spice latte and make these hearty, simple dishes instead.

We pay tribute to a buttery staple of both red-sauce restaurants and the freezer aisle. (And, with this recipe, your kitchen.)

With an international mix of flavors, these recipes are perfect for adventurous cooks looking to break with tradition.

Dead birds, emergency rations, antelope necks—sometimes the strangest things in the house are hiding in the freezer.

Upon the release of her new memoir, Homemade, an icon of Upper Midwestern Pastry Realness looks back.

Covered in bacon and crispy breadcrumbs, Clams Casino are way too good (and too easy) to only eat at your local red sauce joint.

The best food news roundup you'll find. Really, folks. It's terrific.

Papa’s got a brand new baked pasta.

Still a great pan, though.

Nobody's putting this bread in the corner.

Making our 3-Ingredient Thanksgiving Menu? Here's your shopping list. You're welcome.

I love you, but please don't invite me over again until you address this.

Cinnamon has it's place. Apple pie isn't one of them.

An indispensable Thanksgiving guide for the novice, with recipes and tips even an expert would love.