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Warm up on a cold day with this easy potato soup! Thick, creamy, and loaded with toppings like green onions and cheese, it’s the ultimate comfort food. This potato soup recipe is the ultimate comfort food for a cold day! It’s like a loaded baked potato in soup form—the thick, creamy, savory soup is piled…

Coconut chicken curry is one of my all time favorite comfort foods, especially this version: Malaysian-ish coconut curry chicken. The saucy, coconutty curry sauce spooned onto rice is so, so good. This is my ultimate chicken curry: flavorful and savory, with a hint of spice and a coconutty base; tender, large, juicy pieces of chicken;…

Gravy 101: Tips, tricks, and all your pressing gravy questions, answered, and 5 gravies you can make that are a little bit different than the usual. I am a huge gravy fan. Make it rain gravy! I like my food saucy, not dry. A little pot of glistening, glossy gravy should be on the side…

This sweet corn pudding is truly the best ever: tender, creamy, corn custard with some bonus corn kernels for contrast and crunch. The first time I ever had corn pudding it was life changing. Mike and I were on a leaf-peeping trip through the Great Smoky Mountains and we stopped at a BBQ joint in…

I love a good classic roast turkey, especially spatchcocked or sheet-panned, but I also love turkey as turkey. Seriously, these turkey wontons are one of the best things you can do with ground turkey. Turkey is one one of those proteins people don’t use much of but when I see it at the store, it…

It’s been 17 months since I first questioned whether anyone even needed another recipe for a basque cheesecake — the burnished, custardy and uncluttered kind that hails from San Sebastián, Spain — and concluded that in fact, I did. I wanted one that was smaller, because I didn’t want to make a 2- to 3-pound…

Whether you’re seeking classic Thanksgiving recipes or something totally new, you’re sure to love one (or more!) of these 50 Thanksgiving side dishes. Can we agree that Thanksgiving side dishes are the best part of the holiday meal? No offense to roast turkey and pumpkin pie, but the stuffing, mashed potatoes, and other sides are…

Salads are probably the most overlooked side at Thanksgiving (or any celebration dinner) and I think that’s super sad. Salad is amazing. It provides just the right contrast to all the richness of the rest of the table. Salad brightens up the meal and makes it feel more fun and festive. Put Thanksgiving salad on…