I used to treat the bakery case at our local Subway like a personal weakness. These five homemade copies — chocolate chip, double chocolate, white chocolate macadamia, peanut butter, and oatmeal — give you the same soft, chewy, bakery-style cookies without the trip.
Peach season lasts a few short weeks, so I turn mine into a 15-minute salsa — sweet, tangy, and just a little spicy. It's perfect on chips, over grilled chicken, or spooned onto fish tacos.
Tender sirloin, smoky peppers, and a 30-minute garlicky marinade on a skewer. One pan, 55 minutes door to plate, and the last clean-up-friendly grill night of the week.
Five minutes of actual effort, one beautiful plate. I tear creamy burrata on a platter, pile on sliced peaches and candied walnuts, and drizzle it with a fig vinaigrette — the easiest summer appetizer I make all season.
One shaker, five minutes, and an Amaretto Sour that tastes like toasted almond candy in a glass. I keep it on the easy side with three ingredients — here's my classic version and the modern take with a silky egg-white foam.
My garden zucchini problem has a sweet solution: deeply chocolatey cupcakes where the shredded zucchini just disappears into the batter, topped with a salty-sweet peanut butter frosting. One bowl, one box of mix, and 12 cupcakes for around $12.
I was late to the air fryer bandwagon — I even called it overhyped. Now I use mine nearly every day. Here are 25 of my favorite air fryer recipes: crispy dinners, quick sides and a few healthy desserts, all gluten free.
Tired of deciding what to cook on a warm evening? This one-skillet burst cherry tomato pasta takes 30 minutes, uses what's already in your kitchen, and needs no oven. Tomatoes do the work; you just pour a glass of wine.
Chicken simmered in a glossy garlic-ginger soy sauce until it turns deep mahogany, all in 10 minutes on one pan. The kind of midweek dinner that disappears before you've finished washing the rice.
The harvest won't wait. Here are 45+ simple ways to put your tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, basil, and summer greens to work — organized by ingredient, so you can find a recipe in seconds and get cooking tonight.