Sharpen your knife skills to avoid injury in holiday meal prep
The kitchen can be chaotic place during the holidays, and knife mishaps can occur. Here's advice on how to avoid a kitchen knife injury.
Food & Drink
6 tips for carving a Thanksgiving turkey like a pro
Here's everything you need to know before slicing into that turkey on Thanksgiving Day.
Here's why Ocean Spray cranberry sauce labels are upside down
Perhaps one of the great Thanksgiving mysteries is the cranberry sauce, and not why people eat it: Why are the labels on Ocean Spray cans upside down?
Why do frozen turkeys explode when deep-fried?
Deep-fried turkeys are delicious, but making one can be dangerous. Here's the scientific reason for fiery Thanksgiving mishaps.
The Kitchn: These easy sliders prove lamb isn’t just for the holidays
These sliders also include quick-pickled red onions, crumbled feta, and a harissa mayo. They're proof you don’t have to wait for an extra-special occasion.
Recall announced for onions due to salmonella outbreak
The CDC is advising consumers to avoid purchasing certain onions due to a salmonella outbreak reported in 38 states and Puerto Rico.
McDonald's is returning the Egg McMuffin to its original price
McDonald's Egg McMuffin is turning 50 years old, and it's giving the breakfast sandwich a price to match.
EatingWell: This tasty dish will become a fall staple
This tart starts with a cheddar cheese crust that’s filled with roasted leeks, fennel and broccoli or Brussels sprouts.
Seriously Simple: A Seriously Simple shortcut to potato vegetable pancakes
Potato pancakes are the signature dish for Hanukkah because they are fried in oil, and dishes fried in oil represent the miracle of the holiday.
The Kitchn: Sausages and grapes make an unlikely pair in this peak-fall dinner
Grapes and sausages might seem like an unlikely match, but they’re proof that opposites attract.
Kary Osmond: A perfect cold-weather soup
The soup has a delicious aroma and a sweet flavor from the carrots, onions and butternut squash. It’s a perfect cold-weather soup.
Betty Crocker turns 100: Why generations of American women connected with a fictional character
She never ages. Her visage morphs. And yet women used to write letters to this brainchild of advertising executives, a cultural icon who still looms large in the nation’s imagination.
