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Easy buttermilk wafflesJazz up a winter weekend with these buttermilk waffles, or break all the rules and serve them for dinner.
My heart beets for you: Red velvet cupcakes for Valentine's DayDoes Valentine's Day feel too sweet for your tastes? Try red velvet cupcakes made with beets. Their natural deep-magenta hue will warm up your mood and sweeten your day naturally.
Homemade chocolate trufflesSurprise your Valentine with a box of homemade chocolate truffles. Be sure to make them a day ahead, so they can set in the refrigerator overnight.
Crab-stuffed tilapia with asparagus and creamy curry sauceLooking for Valentine's Day ideas for a romantic dinner for two? Stuffed tilapia with a creamy sauce is as eye-pleasing as it is delicious without too much fuss.
Warm up your Olympic watching with a bowl of hot borschtOlympic officials estimate that 70,000 gallons of borscht will be served in Sochi during the Winter Games. Here's a vegetable-based, warm version of the popular Slavic dish.
Linguine with mushrooms and kaleMushrooms are quickly cooked in butter. Kale is sautéed just as quickly with pancetta (optional), onion and garlic. Combined, they make a delicious sauce for pasta.
How to cook rice: 3 waysA rice cooker isn't the only way to cook a perfect pot of rice. Here are three ways, two for the stove top and one for the microwave, that will work just as well.
Cookies-and-cream cookiesWith a cookies-and-cream flavor, these cookies have the soft, chewy texture of a good chocolate chip or butter cookie.
Braised pork ribs and veggies with hoisin for Chinese New YearCelebrate the Year of the Horse with Asian-inspired dishes. These braised pork ribs, essentially a home-style Chinese stew, are perfect for a chilly weekend meal.
Simple slow cooker tomato soupCanned tomato soup can't compare with homemade. Use fresh ingredients and a slow cooker to make a simple and comforting dinner or lunch.
Broccoli and sweet potato rice bowlWarm and filling, this savory and sweet dish has added flavor with a miso-sesame dressing.
Super Bowl snacks: Mix up a popcorn barWith just a few different kinds of seasonings and bowls of freshly popped corn, you'll have a fun and healthy alternative to offer Super Bowl snackers with this creative popcorn bar spread.
Chinese New Year: Celebrate happiness and wholeness with a roasted chickenMing Tsai of public-television's 'Simply Ming' shares an East-West recipe and other food traditions to honor the Year of the Horse.
Shrimp enchiladas with roasted poblano sauceCraving a comfort dish inspired by warmer climes? Invite some friends over and serve up these spicy enchiladas.
Time and patience yields delicious homemade gnocchiSweet potato gnocchi are quickly sautéed in butter, giving them a beautiful color and a lovely, nutty flavor. Then they’re tossed with kale cooked with garlic, shallots and red pepper flakes.
National Chocolate Cake Day 2014Celebrate National Chocolate Cake Day with this moist Texas fudge cake.
Meatless Monday: Vegan chiliA chili so delicious that you'll forget that it's vegan.
Celebrate Burns Night with Scottish cock-a-leekie soupJan. 25 is Burns Night, which celebrates the birthday of Scottish poet Robert Burns. Celebrate with a hearty bowl of Scottish cock-a-leekie.
Braised chicken thighs with Brussels sprouts and potatoesOven-braised chicken thighs with Brussels sprouts and potatoes is a hearty, one-pan meal – perfect for a winter night. Dried minced orange peel adds a bright citrusy note.
Honey cinnamon apple dipA healthy, easy snack option that won’t break any resolutions.
