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Spiralize your way into a healthy New Year
The spiralizer can help you keep your New Year's resolutions to eat healthier and work off the pounds.
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Dirty Chai Toddy a welcome January pick-me-up
The Dirty Chai Toddy just might be what the doctor ordered for the January blahs.
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Delight your guests with an on-trend winter meal
Have a little fun and let food predictions for 2018 guide the menu planning for your next dinner party.
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Delicious, affordable surprises await wine lovers
“There’s never been a better era to be curious about and interested in wine," says Master Sommelier Michael Engelmann.
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Great food makes your Super Bowl party a winner
With great tailgating foods like chili and cheese dip, your Super Bowl party will be a winner no matter what the game outcome.
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Gatherings: Love, honor and enjoy a meal with your valentine
This Valentine's Day, dine at home, enjoying a romantic meal that "speaks from your heart and satisfies your stomach while nourishing your soul."
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Escape to a sunny place with this themed buffet
Don't let winter get you down. Invite your friends over for a tropical dinner and bask in the virtual sunshine.
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Not a peep of stress: A foolishly simple menu for an April 1 Easter
You won't experience a peep of stress with this foolishly simple (yet delicious and elegant) menu for an April 1st Easter.
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Tips for choosing wines for Easter or Passover meals
For Easter or Passover, let tradition and compatible flavors guide your choices for wines to accompany the meal.
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A maple-lemon lassi gets you starting quickly in morning
This tart riff on a mango lassi takes advantage of still-abundant winter citrus and maple syrup. It's a fast breakfast and good for digestion.
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Easter brunch menu is equally special for any spring affair
This simple, just elegant enough menu would be ideal for Easter but also for a graduation brunch, wedding shower or another spring affair.
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Time to tailgate: Spruce up your opening day with regional favorites
Miller Park may own baseball tailgating, but parking lot eating is popular all over and for many sports. We explore traditions from a few other cities.
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Mimouna sweets, a Moroccan tradition, herald the end of Passover
For Moroccan Jews, the end of Passover ushers in Mimouna, a time to celebrate. Special pancakes called mufleta and other sweets are served.
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Colorful vegetarian menu crosses bridge to spring
Before cold weather breaks and local veggies arrive, but past the time when we want hearty stews, a nourishing meatless casserole just feels right.
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Taxes filed? Celebrate (or commiserate) with a party
A clever themed party, starting off with the Painkiller Cocktail, is a fitting end to that annual dreaded task: filing your income taxes.
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Famous dinner party gaffes and a colorful Earth Day menu
Legendary dinner party gaffes are something most hosts have experienced. Hopefully, this Earth Day lunch will be memorable only for the food.
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A dozen irresistible warm-weather wines for $20 or less - available in...
Warm weather is coming--honest! And when it does, be ready with this list of 12 refreshing wines costing under $20 a bottle.
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Nothing says royal wedding like a tea party; time to start planning
The royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on May 19 provides the perfect excuse for a tea party, complete with scones and tiny sandwiches.
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The joys - and time-saving benefits - of a minimalist's approach to entertaining
Declutter your life in the kitchen by simplifying your cooking, reducing both number of recipes and number of ingredients.
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'Revolving door' of summer visitors calls for special food
When friends of family come to visit this summer--and they will--be prepared with recipes, such as these brunch dishes, to feed the crowd.
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Canned wine? Really? Sales are growing for portable, chillable and...
Canned wine offers several advantages over bottles and boxes: It can go places they can't, it's quickly chillable and it's unpretentious.
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Invited over? Please RSVP — and bring this killer salad
Etiquette around social invitations is in a sad state. If you RSVP "yes," please go--and bring along this salad that's guaranteed to be a hit.
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How to have big fun with mini-appetizers and mini-cocktails
Two-bite appetizers, along with cocktails shrunk down to a few sips, make for big fun with friends. Plus, they're just darn cute.
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Keep it simple and seasonal in the kitchen during summer
Summer is the time to keep it simple, especially in the kitchen. Embellishing local, seasonal foods with just a few ingredients is one way to do that.
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Create your own 'fancy-pants' farm-to-table dinner
Farm to table is everywhere, in restaurants and even, well, right on the farm. Why shouldn't it also be in your home? Here's all the plan you need.
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