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Treat your sweetheart to a special Valentine's Day breakfast. (In bed, perhaps?) Our romantic ideas include cappuccino decorated with foam hearts, freshly baked scones you can prep ahead, French omelets, and cloud pancakes.

Our editors are looking forward to making macaroni and cheese, soup, and more this winter. Read on for even more of our favorite winter recipes.

Bright and luscious, sweet and silky, whole canned tomatoes take center stage in these vibrant recipes.

Here are five fast and fresh ways to reboot your cooking for the new year, or at least through the end of resolution season.

There’s no better way to send off the past year (and count down to the new one) than by sharing a delicious meal with your family and closest friends. If you’re hosting, then you already know that you’re going to need a handful of crowd-pleasing recipes to get you through the night—appetizers for snacking, dinner party-worthy mains and, of course, a few cocktails when it’s time to raise a glass.

Here are five cheap, one-pot soups and stews because, at this point in December, 1. We’re broke, 2. We’re exhausted, and 3. We’re cold.

Let’s not mince words. Let’s make soup.

A warm salad is the perfect winter main dish or side. Turn to ingredients like cauliflower, chicories, mushrooms, beans, and more to add warmth to traditional salad staples, like spinach.

With crimson sheet-pan paprika chicken, baked salmon and rice flecked with Kelly green dill, and golden winter squash and mushroom curry.

Let these colorful and delicious, vegetable-centric recipes lighten up your Thanksgiving feast. Whether your menu is pretty traditional or totally vegan, you'll find fresh produce-driven mains, sides, and salads you'll want to make year after year.