Also called “eggs-in-a-hole”, “birds nest,” “eggs-in-a-blanket” or “frog-in-a-hole”, this fun breakfast fave was served up to my kids on their first day of school. With less than 5 ingredients, it’s an easy and stress-free dish to cook up on a school day.

Pizza is many folks' an on-the-go lunch or dinner choice and a staple at kids' birthday parties. I’m not one to resist a tempting slice (it’s my favorite food, second to chocolate), but I can enjoy one without overindulging -- here’s how.

Have some fun at your next dinner party and serve a cheese course with toast shaped like goats, cows and sheep to match each cheese.

Cheese tips from Food Network Magazine recipe tester Leah Brickley.

Hot Tips for cooking with cheese from Food Network Kitchens' Katherine Alford: Instead of buying presliced cheese in packages, hit the deli counter to find more interesting cheeses.

Get the details on the White House's Big Block of Cheese Day, and find out how you can celebrate with comforting cheesy recipes.

Whether you're craving a dish drenched in melted Gruyere or a crunchy bite of Parmesan, here are six dishes that can cater to your cheesy needs all day long.

Most classic versions of this all-time favorite potato dish aren’t very figure-friendly, especially with boatloads of heavy cream and mounds of cheese. There are a few tricks to lighten things up—here’s how.

Food Network's savory and sweet fondue recipes are quick-to-prepare snacks or light meals, so grab a fondue fork and start dipping. Get the recipes.