Martha Stewart Editors

Chicken thighs are one of our favorite cuts and we use them in all kinds of recipes. Try them baked, braised, broiled, grilled, roasted, sautéed, or seared—any way you make them, they're flavorful and juicy. Like white meat, they are quick to cook, but don't dry out like chicken breasts (and they're a better buy for your budget!). We're celebrating the versatility of chicken thighs with these recipes. Go ahead and make one for dinner tonight.

Casseroles are perfect one-dish meals and can be weeknight lifesavers—but not if you're spending an hour or more assembling them as the clock ticks closer to dinnertime. That's why we love the casseroles in this collection, which can all be made in advance and then popped into the oven (perhaps with a quick topping added first) when you're ready to eat. It's a very simple way to make a busy weeknight feel much calmer. Be sure to read through the recipe fully before you make it, which will let you know at what point you can stop, cover the casserole, and refrigerate or freeze it before proceeding. And it's a good rule of thumb to bring any casserole up to room temperature (or close to it) before putting it into the oven. After that, all that's left to do is sit back, relax, and dig in (and congratulate yourself on your fantastic foresight!). 

 From tried-and-true classics to newfound delights, there's a hot sandwich recipe for every meal and every palate in our collection. We've got all kinds of breakfast egg sandwiches, bistro classics like the croque madame, American standards like the sloppy Joe, and new takes like a BBQ mushroom sandwich that rivals pulled pork. Some of our hot sandwiches are open faced and topped with melted cheese; others are packed into soft rolls or sandwich bread. The options are endless, tempting, and, best of all, easy to make.

It doesn't matter if you're a football fan—the appetizers served at Super Bowl celebrations are reason enough to celebrate. Kick off the festivities with staples like pigs in a blanket, chicken wings, and nachos, then score a touchdown with fresh dips and more innovative bites, like skewers and crab croquettes. We don't know who will win the game, but we're certain about this: Our favorite Super Bowl appetizer recipes are sure to draw cheers.

 From tried-and-true classics to newfound delights, there's a hot sandwich recipe for every meal and every palate in our collection. We've got all kinds of breakfast egg sandwiches, bistro classics like the croque madame, American standards like the sloppy Joe, and new takes like a BBQ mushroom sandwich that rivals pulled pork. Some of our hot sandwiches are open faced and topped with melted cheese; others are packed into soft rolls or sandwich bread. The options are endless, tempting, and, best of all, easy to make.

It doesn't matter if you're a football fan—the appetizers served at Super Bowl celebrations are reason enough to celebrate. Kick off the festivities with staples like pigs in a blanket, chicken wings, and nachos, then score a touchdown with fresh dips and more innovative bites, like skewers and crab croquettes. We don't know who will win the game, but we're certain about this: Our favorite Super Bowl appetizer recipes are sure to draw cheers.

Whether it's your anniversary, Valentine's Day, or a date night in, we'll help you plan the ultimate menu for a romantic dinner at home with our recipes for two. These dishes result in an elegant meal that's easy to pull off—and will make the time you spend together extra delicious. Whether you're feeding a carnivore, a pescatarian, a vegetable-lover, or a dessert fan, you'll find date-night dinner ideas that make eating in so much better than going out.

From cheesy vegetable casseroles to one-dish French toast, these recipes are a breeze to make.

Things can get tense during the Super Bowl—so why not add some sweetness to game day with these irresistible desserts? From blondies and cheesecake bars to football cupcakes, sugar cookies, and sheet cakes (and fresh fruit and chocolate sauce for dipping and mango sorbet for scooping!), we have the winning treats that will appeal to everyone, no matter which team they're rooting for.

These cozy casseroles feature a colorful mix of vegetables. They're comfort food, for sure, but they're also a great way to get your family to eat—and enjoy—a variety of produce, from broccoli and winter squash to asparagus and more. Some can be dinner, but all make stellar sides; some lean healthy, while others are rich with plenty of cheese and cream. Best of all, many of these vegetable casserole recipes can be prepped ahead and baked when you need them—a boon for the time-pressed cook.

The sweetest way to say "I love you" is with one of these heartfelt, homemade Valentine's Day desserts. Whether you're looking for a treat for your partner, your Galentine's crew, or the co-workers who adore your home baking, you'll find plenty of inspiration in this collection, filled with heart-shaped cakes, cupcakes, and cookies—plus, easy chocolate truffles and decadent mousses and parfaits. Our recipes include desserts for two to share and sweets that feed a crowd. We rate them all above a bunch of red roses any day.

Your entryway may be the space your family utilizes every morning to get ready for the day ahead, but it's also the first impression guests get when they enter your house. With that in mind, it's easy to see why this area needs to be both functional and representative of your overall style.  Often a dumping ground for shoes, coats, and other everyday wares, it's easy for your foyer to fill up with its fair share of clutter. But by implementing simple organizing systems—like a coat and shoe rack—you can quickly make this space orderly and functional. Once the basics are covered, it's all about incorporating accessories to further maximize and stylize the space, like sleek umbrella organizers, mirrors, and shelving.