Laura Rege

Get a hearty, warming dinner on the table in no time with these easy recipes.

Martha Stewart, our founder, has long advocated healthy eating. Here, we're sharing our best age-defying recipes—not only are they good for you, but they're delicious, too.

Keep your hungry crowd happy with deliciously simple appetizers while you finish the holiday meal. Our tried-and-trusted selection includes spiced nuts, crispy chickpeas, ham-and-spinach dip, a fresh take on the relish tray, and cheater's deviled eggs.

It often gets overshadowed by its popular neighbor kale, but Swiss chard is superstar in its own right, making a colorful, tasty side dish, or a nutritious addition to pasta, soup, quiches, and more.

Feed your coworkers any of these dips, sides, mains, or desserts and you're sure to be the most popular person in the office.

Serve these all-star gluten-free recipes for an amazing Thanksgiving dinner that everyone can enjoy.

Yes, there will be turkey on our Thanksgiving tables, but there will also be plenty of plant-based dishes to choose from. Check out our colorful and delicious vegetable-centric mains, sides, and salads to add to your holiday feast.

Our recipes for banana bread, zucchini bread, snacking cakes, and other single layer cakes are sure to become your favorites. We love adding them to lunchboxes or enjoying them whenever a sweet craving hits.

Crack open an egg and all sorts of magic can happen. The secret to these delicious sleights of hand is heat -- flash in the pan, low and slow, or somewhere in between. Gather your favorite spring ingredients, turn on a flame, and conjure a satisfying meal at any time of day.

The smell of ripe peaches tells you it's summer. Buy them by the basketful, breathe in the peachy air as they ripen in your kitchen, then share them in these mouthwatering recipes. From peach pavlova and peach pops to peach slab pie and sweet and savory salads and salsas, here are the best ways to put the seasonal fruit to good use.