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Spring is on its way ... but what to eat in the meantime? In February, keep your eye out for fresh kale, spring onions, grapefruit, kiwi, and kumquats.

Whether you're hosting a gala event or just snuggled with your family on the couch watching the ball drop, add some spark to your New Year's Eve party with one of these festive cocktail recipes.

Need ideas for your holiday hors d'oeuvres? Here are 43 of our favorite appetizers to help you celebrate the New Year.

After the morning mayhem of gifts (and perhaps a mid-afternoon nap), there's just one more present left to open: Christmas dinner. Build the perfect holiday menu from these special recipes.

Splurge! We’ve rounded up our best roast beef recipes, with advice on beef roast cuts, temperatures, and techniques so you can cook a tender, juicy beef roast — every single time.

To close out the year, sturdy workhorses such as celery, turnips, and Romanesco sit alongside our favorite holiday fruits: pears and mandarin oranges.

November's harvest includes many items you'd expect to see around the Thanksgiving table: sweet potatoes, cranberries, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, and fennel. Here's how to enjoy them at their best, with or without the turkey.

Don’t play chicken with your Thanksgiving centerpiece! Whether it’s your first time cooking a turkey or your 14th, this step-by-step guide will help ensure that the star of the holiday table comes out perfectly.

September shines with apples, grapes, mangoes, and dates. While tomatoes are starting to slow their roll, carrots, peppers, and bok choy are all in this month.

Farmers' markets are bursting at the seams with summertime favorites like figs, corn, cucumbers, summer squash, watermelon, and peppers. Here's how to make the most of the bounty.

As summer begins, the farmers' markets are overflowing! Stone fruits, avocados, new potatoes, garlic scapes, and berries are all at their peak.

March 20th marks the first official day of spring! This March, look for the first snappy tastes of the season in the form of artichokes, radishes, early peas, green garlic, and horseradish.