To continue with Food Network’s Top 5 Recipes here’s number 3 -- Alton Brown’s Roast Turkey. Don’t wait for Thanksgiving, this turkey recipe (and the leftovers) make a cozy winter dinner.
If you're little one is allergic to nuts or has restrictions on bringing nut products in their school lunch there are still plenty of nut-free lunch box options.
Use our tips and lightened-up versions of classic cookout fare to throw a backyard bash that your guests will love (and you can feel good about).
Is pickle juice really a muscle cramp cure-all?
Fish can be a low-calorie and heart-healthy choice and the omega-3 rich fish have additional health-protecting benefits. These picks have the lowest levels of mercury.
It often takes years, and evaluation of several scientific studies, to get claims officially approved. Now, yogurt makers can say that the food may lower the risk of type 2 diabetes.
Which one of these breakfast staples is the healthiest choice? The answer might surprise you.
It’s the perfect time of year for this low-calorie, full flavored root veggie. Get your sweet potato on.
Like acai berries, mangosteen is another exotic fruit that's quickly climbing the super food lists. You might see supplements or juice drinks that tout the fruit as a cancer cure-all. We looked beyond the sales pitches to find out the basics.
Beat cold and flu season with these five immune-boosting foods. More healthy tips like these at Food Network.
Calcium is important but it isn’t the only thing to consider when it comes to keeping your bones strong and healthy. To reduce your risk of osteoporosis, make sure you’re paying attention to these 5 things.
Keep the month of February sweet, hot and spicy with these romantic foods.
Fruity kalamata olives and olive oil give this tuna tons of flavor (you won’t miss the mayo). Parsley and lemon juice add the perfect amount of freshness.