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Andrew Scrivana Cauliflower is a super versatile vegetable -- depending on your mood, you can eat it raw, puree it into a luxuriously creamy soup or opt to bring out its sweet and nutty flavor by roasting it to crisp, browned perfection. Before it's cooked, cauliflower's taste is mild, so it pairs ... Read More

New Media Publishing More so than the family togetherness, Thanksgiving is undoubtedly all about the food. And not just any food, but dishes that are often packed with cream, butter and ultimately lots of high calories and fat. But we have good news! It doesn't have to be that way. Lighten up ... Read More

New Media Publishing Want to prepare healthy meals without banishing flavor from your kitchen? Indian cuisine is your answer! Many Indian dishes are loaded with spices and aromatics like garlic and ginger, which give your food personality without upping its calorie quotient. Even better, these key ... Read More

Quentin Bacon Here at KitchenDaily we constantly scour new cookbooks for great recipes -- so when we find books we love, we're eager to share them with you. Our latest favorite focuses on the melting pot of American cuisine. What counts as American cooking? Does Southern fried chicken, ... Read More

Like it or not, winter is speeding toward us. And rather than living in denial, it makes more sense to find ways to revel in it. One way to do that? Making hearty and cozy dishes like stew. The kind of meals you wouldn't want to eat in the hot summer function as the ultimate comfort food in the fall ... Read More

Getty Images Whether it's the first time you've cooked the Thanksgiving turkey for your family or the twentieth, sometimes nagging questions emerge, and our seven turkey tutorials from The Culinary Institute of America aim to answer them for you. From basting to carving, these videos are the ... Read More

New Media Publishing Thanksgiving dinner isn't complete without dessert -- it makes for a sweet ending to any celebration. You will always find the holiday standards of pumpkin pie, pecan pie, sweet potato pie and apple pie on the table. But how about something different this year? Throw ... Read More

Ray Kachatorian Warm, pillowy and oh-so-comforting: we admit that biscuits and rolls are one of our favorite parts about Thanksgiving dinner. Plus, you can bake them the day beforehand and just warm them up in the oven right before everyone sits down to eat. From Southern-style buttermilk ... Read More

David Malosh, Food & Wine Turkey and stuffing go hand in hand. You can't have one without the other because it just wouldn't be Thanksgiving! Stuffing happens to be one of those many recipes that's particular to each and every household. Every cook makes the recipe just a little bit ... Read More

EatingWell Even though they are called side dishes, often times these unassuming recipes can steal the spotlight on the dinner table. Having chicken and mashed potatoes for dinner -- what are you most excited about? Let's be honest, it's the mashed potatoes, isn't it? And if the side dish does ... Read More