A coffee-flavored cake doughnut dipped in fudgy chocolate glaze. These easy Baked Mocha Doughnuts are a delightful way to get your morning caffeine fix! I love doughnuts. They might not be the most refined choice in the pastry world, but they’re honest and comforting. There’s something irresistible about pairing a doughnut with coffee: the cake-like … Read more

This easy corn salsa tastes just like Chipotle’s and comes together in about 5 minutes. Serve it with tortilla chips or use it as a bright topping for tacos and burrito bowls. I make this copycat of Chipotle’s corn salsa often — it’s fresh, flavorful, and a simple way to add color and nutrition to … Read more

Many of us start the year with the best intentions: to get healthier, boost our energy, lose a few pounds, train for a race, or simply feel better for an upcoming vacation. Those intentions are great, but the real challenge is keeping momentum beyond the first few weeks. Whether you make a formal resolution or … Read more

These healthy peanut butter cups are simple to make with just four ingredients. Made without refined sugar, they’re a wholesome treat that’s sure to become a favorite. For years Meghan and Tim attended an annual father-daughter camping trip. “Camping” is used loosely — they stayed in a cabin with heat, electricity, a bathroom, and even … Read more

My rotisserie chicken and dumplings recipe is a beloved family favorite. The hearty chicken stew uses a rotisserie chicken for speed, while the dumplings are made from scratch and are practically fool-proof. Chicken and dumplings is classic comfort food: tender shredded chicken, savory vegetables and a rich broth topped with light, fluffy dumplings. This version … Read more

This sweet-and-sour beet salad is a simple, budget-friendly way to enjoy bright Turkish flavors. Freshly chopped vegetables and herbs are dressed in a ruby-red sauce made from pomegranate molasses, vinegar, mustard, and lemon juice. Ready in about 15 minutes, it’s a lively salad with bold contrasts and refreshing notes. In Turkey this dish is often … Read more

Photo by Adobe Stock Let’s be honest: one downside of using true soap in the bathroom is soap scum. It’s not a question of if, but when. (If you don’t see any scum on sinks or tubs, check whether your personal care products are actually detergents rather than true soap.) Table of contents: What is … Read more

This post was written by Chhavi Agarwal of Mrs. Daaku Studio. Many Americans are turning to side jobs from home to ease financial pressure as living costs rise and the job market tightens. A Bankrate survey found that 39% of Americans have a side hustle, and 44% expect they will always need one. Demand for … Read more

I admit it: I’m not usually the pink-and-glitter type for Valentine’s Day. But when two eight-year-old girls filled my house for the weekend, plus my friend’s daughter Lexi and her friend visiting, I couldn’t help but embrace the girly side of the holiday. We started the morning with pink, heart-shaped pancakes for breakfast, which set … Read more

Don’t want to roast a whole turkey for Thanksgiving? Keep your dinner small by roasting this Stuffed Cornish Hen recipe with homemade stuffing and other recipes perfect for hosting Thanksgiving for two. How many people are you serving for Thanksgiving? Many readers tell me they prefer small-batch recipes because they usually cook for two to … Read more