Food science writer Harold McGee explains that “pie” in medieval England referred to “a dish of any sort — meat, fish, ...

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A new study finds that eating one chili meal a month was associated with a lower risk of gestational diabetes. The study was ...

Jello desserts have been around for decades, and there’s a good reason they keep showing up at potlucks, cookouts, and ...

There's something about fruity and boozy desserts that always evokes retro vibes. Fresh summer peaches are quickly cooked ...

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A mix of whipped topping, lemon yogurt, and instant vanilla pudding is the perfect finishing touch for store-bought angel ...

Enjoy the creamy, citrusy goodness of homemade lemon possets as a delightful dessert or a sophisticated treat to impress your guests. Channel your inner medieval connoisseur and savor the magic of ...

Speaking of salad, it's very Midwestern to dedicate an entire chapter to dessert salads. Fluff, that classic combo of whipped cream (or Cool Whip) and Jell-O, is a potluck staple, but the ube fluff ...

Swap the lemon juice for a different citrus. Key limes would also work exceptionally well here. Keep it on hand for dessert in a pinch. Spoon the curd over fresh berries and store-bought pound cake or ...

Heavier desserts take a backseat, and suddenly we’re craving citrus, berries, whipped cream and all things light and bright, like Lemon Angel Pie. This dreamy, melt-in-your-mouth dessert is as ...