It’s apple season and there is nothing I like better than eating a crisp, sweet apple picked from the tree. We have an old apple tree that should be cut down, but this year it produced some ...

Pies and tarts are both perfect desserts to serve at any social gathering. However, there are some minor differences that set ...

Amidst the Laurie History Room collection at the Sturgeon Bay Library sits a treasure trove of recipe books printed across ...

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Making “really easy” desserts was key to Ina Garten’s success when she worked at her East Hampton store. (And busy moms who have kids to bathe and bedtime stories to read to could do with some easy ...

January can be something of a slog for home cooks. The excitement and extravagance of holiday cooking is in our collective ...

Dessert: If you really enjoy apples, this recipe is the classic to bake! Preparation: Step 1: Grease the pan, roll out 2/3 of the pie crust, and put it in the pan. Sting the bottom with a fork. Step 2 ...

Remove plastic and place dough in 9-inch pie pan, pressing down on edges. Trim ends if necessary.Pour apple mixture into pie shell. Bake until golden brown and bubbling, about 45 minutes.

The dish is super easy to make at home but I’ve made one additional tweak that will save you even more time and effort by taking out the deep-frying step and making this a one-pan meal.

The pots, pans, skillets and other tools you choose for your kitchen can make or break your cooking experience. When choosing a frying pan, stainless steel is a great option to consider.