Friday, April 30, 2021

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15 Breezy Memorial Day Desserts Anyone Can Pull Off

Posted: 30 Apr 2021 03:00 PM PDT

After all the barbecues, burgers, beach trips, and backyard hangouts, what's the best way to end Memorial Day weekend? With a sweet treat, of course. But not just any sweet treat—one that's easy enough to put together in the hubbub of the big weekend; one that's tasty and carefree enough to help you ease back into the most dreaded of Tuesdays.

These 15 simple dessert recipes fit the bill, for Memorial Day and, frankly, all summer long. Check 'em out and let us know if you give any a try.

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30 Quick & Easy Recipes We're Making for Memorial Day

Posted: 30 Apr 2021 01:40 PM PDT

Easy, breezy outdoor meals are a hallmark of summer. From last-minute picnics in parks to quick dinners eaten poolside (or just in the backyard), we want dishes that satisfy us without excessive planning or preparation. After all, summer brings a bounty of ready-to-eat fruits and vegetables that basically just ask you to slice them up and set them out.

Summer technically begins June 21, but Memorial Day's our first long weekend in warm, sunny weather. And you can bet we're spending a lot of time in the great outdoors. These 30 simple, warm-weather dishes are our go-to recipes, without question—and we bet they'll have you celebrating your first (unofficial!) day of the season in style.

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This Flower Arrangement Is Actually a Cheese Plate

Posted: 30 Apr 2021 11:00 AM PDT

I've built a community around sharing new and exciting ways to arrange cheese plates. Today, we're taking it beyond the plate with this cheesy bouquet, perfect for Mother's Day (but let's be honest, any day will work). You may be thinking, "Marissa, why? Wasn't cheese already good enough on a plate?" Sure, but I'm here to give you permission to more fully express your creativity when it comes to snacks: Have fun (dare I say, even play) with your food!

This idea was inspired by Edible Arrangements—you know, the bouquets of flower-shaped pineapple chunks and melon cubes. I say it's time to level up with real flowers, and throw in a few cheese hearts, salami roses, and cracker leaves! The pairings here are thoughtful, not just random fruit that doesn't really go together: Each skewer includes the ingredients for a perfect bite. Plus, this bouquet makes for a stunning centerpiece for your celebration. Let's dive in.

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A No-Knead Skillet Focaccia to Bake All Spring & Summer Long

Posted: 30 Apr 2021 09:30 AM PDT

We've teamed up with our friends at All-Clad to bring you Pans With a Plan—a fresh new series sharing smart techniques, tasty recipe ideas, and all sorts of handy tips for cooking novices and seasoned pros alike. Here, food writer and recipe developer Asha Loupy shows us how to make fluffy, golden skillet focaccia (it's so easy!) using All-Clad's D3® Stainless 4-Quart Sauté Pan.


Fun fact: When I worked at a bakery in Sacramento as a teenager, my nickname was Asha Focaccia. So, needless to say, I really like focaccia. That pillowy, yet springy bite. Those willy-nilly bubbles from dimpling, leaving little nooks 'n' crannies for toppings to nestle into. The crunch of big, flaky salt crystals adorning the top. Be still my carb-loving heart.

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Our 10 Most Popular New Recipes in April

Posted: 30 Apr 2021 07:00 AM PDT

April showers bring great dinners? Indeed. Though the top two recipes are sweet treats (you'll see), this month was full of savory knockouts, like slurpable noodles, a speedy-as-heck sandwich, and extra-lemony rice that goes with anything. Take a stroll through our most popular new recipes below, then let us know what you're cooking up these days.

10. Moqueca-Inspired Egg Stew

A cozy vegetarian stew "perfect for nights when you want something warming and comforting yet still light and bright in flavor," writes EmilyC.

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