Five Weeknight Dishes: Quick, cozy soups that taste like they simmered all day
Hera are a couple of quick soups, as well as some easy winter dinners that hit on those cozy spoon food notes.
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Will it soup? Lasagna edition.
This simple, one-pot soup delivers all the comfort of a classic lasagna with very little of the work.
This easy cauliflower salad will brighten even the bleakest days
In this hearty, colorful salad, cauliflower florets, slivers of red onion and briny capers are coated with spices and roasted until the florets turn soft and sweet, and the onions...
Vision Pro review: Apple’s first headset lacks polish and purpose
The device feels less polished than past first-generation Apple products I’ve used. It¶¶Ňőap not better for doing work than a computer, and the games I’ve tried so far aren’t fun,...
Nvidia’s Big Tech rivals put their own AI chips on the table
Amazon and other giants of the industry -- including Google, Meta and Microsoft — are building AI chips of their own. With these chips, the tech giants could control their...
Hybrid cars enjoy a renaissance as all-electric sales slow
A slowdown in the growth of electric-car sales has led General Motors, Ford Motor and Volkswagen to walk back ambitious targets for those vehicles.
The greenest dinner party you’ve ever had
Both celery root and mussels are at their best right now, so here’s a bright-green menu that welcomes them -- a cool weather meal with verve and brightness, best eaten...
Five Weeknight Dishes: Easy cleanup is romantic
These are one-pot, minimal-prep recipes for you for this week, along with simple dishes that cook in one pan and could use rice or potatoes on the side, bringing your...
There’s no limit to what the Negroni can do
The Negroni, a strong Italian-born classic with a huge and committed fan club, fits every season and most occasions.
Anyone can make these Valentine’s Day chocolates
When you bite into one of these chocolate-covered strawberries, the shell will snap audibly and crack with a crisp, satisfying sharpness before pooling on your tongue as it melts.