From her forthcoming book ‘Cook Like a Pro.’
Your new favorite (and fastest) way to eat dinner.
"Pass the green, please."
We'll give you two hints: bread and blue cheese.
A bright, buttery way to welcome spring.
To start, give it a go on the grill.
And majorly Instagram-worthy, to boot!
Got clean hands, a large bowl, and canned fish? Got dinner.
Milk toast: weird and completely comforting
For lovers of fondue and grilled cheese, there’s this
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If breakfast is this hot, just imagine what dinner is like.
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Roast, toast, eat, repeat every single lunch this week.
It turns out that I've been buttering my toast the wrong way for my entire life.
It's the source of mealtime dignity.
Everything's better on bread.
Test Kitchen Manager Erin McDowell explains why warm stuff on bread gets her through her days.
Toast says goodbye to avocado and welcomes peas as its new best friend.
The best way to make toast, period. (You won't need a toaster.)
It's time to embrace burnt toast.
