Busy weeknight? This sheet pan dinner has you covered with just a few minutes of prep. Tender chicken, flavorful potatoes, and glazed broccoli come together in one delicious, fuss-free meal.

If you're team edge piece (and let's be honest, who isn't?), this pan is about to change your kugel life.

When my cousin B. brought this quinoa salad to our Chanukah party, I immediately knew it was a winner. Every time I make it now, someone asks for the recipe - it's that good!

Dinner bowls have become my go-to solution for busy weeknights, and once you get the hang of them, I promise they'll become yours too.

As the days are getting cooler, we can all use a sweet warm drink to warm up with. Try this creamy vanilla mint cocoa for a special treat.

Creating Chanukah-shaped cookies is what memories are made of. With this no-fail, no-mixer, no-chill time sugar cookie recipe, the tradition just got a whole lot easier. As a bonus, these cookies actually taste good too!

With long Motzei Shabbos nights here, there’s finally time to make Melaveh Malkah feel like something special. It’s said that washing for Melaveh Malkah is a segulah for many things, easy childbirth and even Techiyas Hameisim among them. Why not make it beautiful and delicious? Here are a few cozy, crowd-pleasing ideas.

The name says it all! These chocolate cupcakes come together in minutes, in just one bowl, and the result is everything you dream of - soft, moist, rich, and deeply chocolatey. They’re better than any boxed “brownie in a bag,” and even the experienced tasters (you know, the ones who can tell when something’s from scratch!) gave them a full thumbs up.