We gathered 21 of our favorite, lazy, healthy dinners for those nights where you simply can't be bothered, but still don't ...

Weeknights can get hectic, and figuring out what to make for dinner often feels like another task on an already full list.

Hearty soups and stews, satisfying salads, easy breakfasts, and fast dinners our editors are cooking on repeat this January.

Getting dinner on the table can be as challenging as getting the actual people sitting at the table, all at the same time! Late starts, late finishes, traffic, picky eaters, so many obstacles and so ...

Heat oil or ghee in a heavy pot or pressure cooker. Add whole spices and let them splutter. Add sliced onion and sauté until golden. Stir in ginger-garlic paste and green chilli; cook for 1 minute.

Summer hits and suddenly the thought of standing over a stove fills us with dread. You're sweaty, your energy has evaporated ...

A good recipe, according to Emily Weinstein, is a “map to deliciousness: follow it, step-by-step, and you’ll arrive at your destination.” But as anyone who’s ever cracked a cookbook knows, that route ...

Added sugar can show up in the places you least expect it. Save it for dessert and make these dinners with no added sugars. Since jarred marinara sauces can have added sugar, this recipe gets around ...

Creamy asparagus pasta and one-pan pork chops with snap peas and mint get the weeknight green light. By Emily Weinstein This is the exact moment every year when spring takes hold on New York Times ...

Weeknights are hectic enough without the “what’s for dinner?” panic. Whether you’re cooking for one or feeding a hungry household, these quick and easy recipes will help you get a nourishing meal on ...