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The Sweet Summer Taste of New Orleans

By EDGE | Tuesday Jun 18, 2013
Are you feeling overheated this summer? A batch of Aunt Leticia’s New Orleans-inspired pineapple sherbet will cool you down.

Passover Made Easy

By Matthew Wexler | Monday Mar 11, 2013
Cookbook authors Leah Schapira and Victoria Dwek have put the "wow factor" into the Passover Seder with more than 60 recipes that are easy to prepare and delicious to eat.

Dark or Milky? Hot Chocolate Tips to Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth

By Alejandra Ramos | Thursday Feb 7, 2013
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, we’ve given into our sweet tooth. EDGE taste-tested the newest hot chocolate products out there and have gone cuckoo for cacao.

Super Bowl Without the Super Calories

By Matthew Wexler | Wednesday Jan 30, 2013
The Super Bowl is the ultimate excuse to pig out for an entire afternoon on junk food. EDGE offers healthy alternatives (and a bit of BeyoncĂ©) for a touchdown-worthy party that won’t pack on the pounds.

Tarting It Up with Eric Lanlard

By Alejandra Ramos | Friday Jan 25, 2013
Poster boy pastry chef Eric Lanlard offers his take on sweet and savory pastries with the release of his new cookbook, "Tart It Up."

DIY Gin Kit Reinvents the Home Cocktail Party

By Matthew Wexler | Wednesday Jan 9, 2013
Two young entrepreneurs create a DIY gin kit for the ultimate home cocktail party.

The 30-Day Vegan Challenge

By EDGE | Tuesday Jan 8, 2013
Did you consume more than your fair share of turkey, roast beef and spiral ham this holiday season? Perhaps it’s time to consider "The Thirty-Day Vegan Challenge."

Austrian Christmas Butter Cookies

Wednesday Dec 19, 2012
Vanillekipferl have always been a favorite Christmas cookie of Austrians.Here is one Austrian grandmother’s recipe, which is easy to make and really delicious. (They also make a great holiday present for friends and family. We’re just sayin’...)

The Van Akens Co-Author "My Key West Kitchen"

Thursday Dec 13, 2012
Long before Jimmy Buffett wrote "Margaritaville" about Key West, James Beard award-winning chef Norman Van Aken had already pledged allegiance to the magical little scrap of land at the end of the rainbow

Star Chefs Turn to Mexican Haute Cuisine

By ADRIANA GOMEZ LICON | Thursday Sep 13, 2012
Christopher Kostow, whose restaurant in Napa Valley has three Michelin stars, wanted to sample the diversity of the country’s ingredients: gray oysters from Baja California, lychee-like hairy rambutan from southern Chiapas, and bags of red flying ants.