Holidays & Events

Thanksgiving meal kits promise to take the stress and hassle out of cooking the holiday dinner. We tested 4 different ones to see if they lived up to the hype.

Keep your beer close and your friends from disrupting your kitchen space.

The easiest, most festive way to keep all your guests happy is a big bowl of sparkling punch with lemon, sage, and ginger.

This Thanksgiving, do the stuff and roll.

This clear-out-the-fridge cheese spread is low-effort, high-reward—and you don't even have to make it yourself.

My mother grew up on All Steak's beloved sweet orange rolls. Here's how to make them at home.

These amazing homemade candy bars are scary-good.

Is your family just not that into turkey and stuffing? Here are some non-traditional meals to make for the holiday instead.

This year, celebrate with a glorious Indian feast, fragrant with cardamom, coriander, and fenugreek. 

Staying healthy during our nation's annual gorge fest can be a challenge: here's how to do it.

More seething, less pie.

With our cost-conscious menu and money-saving tips, you can feed eight people for less than $80.

Everything you need to host a large Thanksgiving, including recipes with do-ahead tips, wine advice, decorating ideas, and a handy timeline

Don't stress the potatoes, just check them off your list.

Turkey day recipes from the Food Network host include a deconstructed roast turkey and plenty of make-ahead sides.

We asked five chefs to come up with new ways to use up Thanksgiving turkey. Here are their recipes.

Liz Alpern and Jeffrey Yoskowitz, co-founders of The Gefilteria and authors of the new cookbook The Gefilte Manifesto, share their go-to recipes for a fall holiday feast.

Feel free to get lost in hazy spring days with these easy, delicious dishes. But when Sunday rolls around, don't forget about your mama.