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Tips for making the best chocolate chip cookieThere are endless recipes for making chocolate chip recipes. But if you follow these few simple tips, you'll make a delicious cookie, no matter the variation.
Roasted beet humusMake a pretty in pink hummus by adding pureed roasted beets.
First LookGirl Scouts stir up baking mixes for home cooksA new line of baking mix available at grocery stores bears the Girl Scouts' trademark. Can it help the organization expand its brand and boost sagging revenue from cookie sales?
Blackberry buttermilk ice cream with bay leaf sauceBring sophisticated flavors to your next batch of homemade ice cream by using tangy buttermilk as the base combined with juicy blackberries and topped with a delicate bay leaf sauce.
Foolproof flaky biscuitsFlaky buttermilk biscuits can be achieved by stacking the dough into layers before you cut it and bake it.
'The best' oatmeal chocolate chip cookieIf you like good, chewy, moist oatmeal cookies with a nice brown sugar overtone complemented by semisweet chocolate, then this is the cookie for you.
Spiced roasted chickpeasIf you looking for a salty snack alternative to potato chips, roast up a can of chickpeas, add spices and a sprinkling of sea salt.
Tuna artichoke potato saladPotatoes stand in for pasta as the only cooked ingredient in this dish, warming the Italian tuna, artichoke hearts, capers, red onion, lemon and parsley
Simple breakfast salad with poached eggBreakfast doesn't have to mean sweets. Try a savory salad topped with a poached egg for your morning boost.
Marinated summer squash saladUse a mandolin slicer to make paper thin rounds of squash that will soak up a simple dressing.
A 'real recipe' for Southern tea cakesThe homebaker thought she had made a traditional Southern tea cake, until the internet spoke back.
Honey raspberry Bundt cakeHoney doesn't disappear into the background in this glazed Bundt cake that also has a lovely burst of raspberries throughout.
Hoisin chicken thighs, grilled or roastedHoisin sauce brings a barbecue sauce-like flavor to this chicken dish equally at home on the grill or in the oven. Ginger, garlic, sesame oil, soy sauce and rice vinegar add their own flavor notes.
Toasted coconut and pecan meusliMixing up your own cereal is easier than you think. One tip: explore the bulk section of your grocery store for your favorite kind of flakes to build your base.
One-bowl meals and a bibimbap recipeAcross Asian cuisines, meals in a bowl are a common thread. Here are four simple steps to build your own nutritious and balanced meal and a recipe for Korean bibimbap.
Southern tea cakesThis vanilla cookie with a sweet is similar to a Mexican Wedding Cake, but without the nuts.
Toss a few dandelion greens on that chicken pastaDandelion greens add a pleasant bitter bite – and loads of nutrients – to this weeknight-quick pasta.
Teriyaki salmon and broccolini with crushed black sesameToasted black sesame seeds bring extra flavor to this simple meal of salmon brushed with homemade teriyaki sauce.
Blueberry drop sconesThese scones have the sweetness of a blueberry muffin but with crispy edges and a no-fuss preparation.
Vanilla coconut Texas sheet cakeA cakey and moist sheet cake so good you won't be able to resist a second piece.
