This festive veggie platter will be the talk of the party, and you can smile knowing it took you less than 10 minutes and cost you less than $10 to make! ‘Tis the season to be crafty (and frugal!).

A veggie tray is kind of boring, let's be honest. Even if it is a familiar dish to all, you can elevate your next potluck by ...

Platters of meat, cheese and veggies are some of the easiest ways to feed guests during the holidays.But there’s nothing more boring than going to party after party that’s serving the same old ...

The sad truth about summer 2020 is that you may not be ushering it in by grilling giant trays of food for a horde of your family and friends. But if you have a grill, you can still use it to make ...

The Veggie Tray Stir-Fry is why I never dread leftovers. Skip to main content. Maps. ... The fresh, crunchy bites offer a needed contrast to cheese-laden or carb-heavy appetizers, ...

From fresh peaches to juicy tomatoes and corn on the cob, the produce during summer is a cornucopia of colors and flavors. That makes shopping at the farmers markets, then grilling veggies a great ...

1 large egg. 1/2 cup sour cream. 1 teaspoon vanilla extract. 1 1/2 cups all purpose flour. 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder. Pinch of salt (if using unsalted butter) ...

Tortilla chips, such as those from Garden Fresh Gourmet, deserve to dip in a zesty, homemade salsa.Here’s a recipe to try from Busch’s Fresh Food Market. Prep time: 20 minutes. Portions: 4 ...