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These comforting dishes will warm you right up.

You're not helping your lasagna—you're hurting it.

Louis Armstrong's "Potato Head Blues" is perfect music for cooking.

Sometimes drinking it just doesn't cut it. Here's how to add maximum caffeine to your daily routine.

We can do better, people.

Forget low-carb diets and sugar-free substitutes—you can eat truly delicious food, even with diabetes, with this Starter Guide.

One kitchen tool solves your problem of not having a bamboo steamer basket. And it'll cost you less than a quarter.

The #cook90 challenge is simple: cook three meals a day, every day, for a whole month. But the real challenge is getting prepped and organized to tackle four weeks of cooking. You can do it—and this starter guide will help.

An online community of "cookiers" creates confections that look too good to eat. Well—almost too good.

Because extra time at home over the holidays can mean extra time to have some fun in the kitchen together.

Step one: skip the rice.

This one trick from Dorie Greenspan will help your cookies run rings around the competition.

Curried couscous and chickpeas takes rice and beans to a whole new level.

Plus: To fix peanut allergies, treat the peanut, not the person.

Make a candy-kissed edible gift while listening to the classic Dolly Parton song.

You don't have to be British to enjoy this old-fashioned holiday dish.

It's really, really worth finding out.

It couldn't be easier to dress up your favorite desserts.