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Demands on time heighten during holidays, but so do demands on serving something special; here are some quick but fancy dishes

Spend less time in the kitchen and more time with family. New York Times food writer Eric Kim shares easy recipes for salt-and-pepper roast turkey breast and a make-ahead stuffing.

Our fall mocktails are spiced and flavored just right for the season. Recipes include nonalcoholic drinks made with autumnal fruits like pomegranate and cranberry, tart shrubs, sparkling punches, and other colorful, refreshing ingredients.

Try an easy apple dessert for Rosh Hashanah if you want something different from the usual apple cake. Our recipes include apple crumble, pandowdy, galette, apple pie bread pudding, and more.

Leave the oven off with these ideas that focus on fresh produce, mixing, marinating and chilling

Check out these recipes for ginger chicken with sesame-peanut sauce, coconut rice with shrimp and corn, and more.

Our favorite quick dinner ideas for kids include fast, kid-friendly takes on classics like stovetop mac and cheese, chicken cutlets, fried rice, chili, fajitas, burritos, pasta, and more.

I eat tomatoes every day in August, sometimes at every meal. That’s why it’s Tomato Week here in weeknight recipes.

Our office organizing ideas are sure to keep your space tidy. From wall-mounted shelves to desk top organizers, explore some of the best ways to maintain your workspace, here.

Juicy, acidic and sun-warmed sweet, a perfect summer tomato is a blessing.