This Thanksgiving when you share your mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie with your friends and family, be sure to share some with us! We’d love to see what you’re making this year. Read more on how to share your delicious photos, and how to ask any last minute questions on The Big Day.
For new cooks, the world is their oyster. (They might not know how to shuck it yet, but they’ll get there.) To do that, they need the right tools, so we’ve compiled a list of classic yet inexpensive items for new cooks that we think will have a big impact on their cooking life. You won’t find a KitchenAid mixer or All-Clad pans on this list (great as they are), but you will find an affordable chef’s knife, a use-it-forever set of measuring cups, and an olive oil that’ll blow their mind — all tools to get a new cook going in the kitchen.
Read on for our first gift guide of the season, and see our holiday sweepstakes — your chance to win a little help for buying your holiday gifts this year.
An apple galette with salted caramel, brown butter Brussels sprouts pasta with hazelnuts, and a persimmon, pomegranate, and ricotta salad in today’s Delicious Links.
4.23 / 5 Stars | 241 Reviews
by sal
“These hearty muffins will fill you up with fiber and flavor instead of fat.”
Right now, the most perfect thing in my life appears to be a bowl of turnip soup. I know. Turnip soup sounds like a punishment, it sounds like near starvation or prison rations but I’m here to say that nothing can be further from the truth. As I sit at my table with the bowl nestled in my hands, its pungent earthy turnip scent swirls around me and steams up the kitchen windows. I listen to the wet, rough rainstorm just on the other side of the windowpane and I consider my good fortune to be exactly here, exactly right now, with exactly this bowl of turnip soup.
4.23 / 5 Stars | 47 Reviews
by KANDI.M
“A few fresh vegetables mixed together make one tasty salsa!”