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Fill your home with festive scents and decor that will take you from autumn to winter. Here are 3 simple and cozy ideas to help you ease into the holiday season.
Find out where to purchase the utensils featured on each of The Kitchen's Tool Takedown segments.
Learn to make a coffee sugar scrub, a spa product featured on The Kitchen.
Learn to make a citrus nail-growth soak, a spa product featured on The Kitchen.
Learn to make a matcha mask, a spa product featured on The Kitchen.
Learn to make a nail-strengthening soak, a spa product featured on The Kitchen.
"Hard-boiling" eggs in the oven is perfect for making large batches of eggs, and it offers consistent results with little fuss or attention required.
Use this earthy, sweet caramelized garlic in sauces and marinades, or spread it on crostini for a quick appetizer.
Variety is the spice of life, so no need to settle for just chocolate chip and vanilla.
If you want to jazz up your cocktail game, try playing around with what is on the edge of the glass. The trick is to find flavors that complement each other. The cast of The Kitchen offers up a few of their favorites here.
These three knock-out sundaes from your favorite hosts hit all the right notes — salty, sweet, crunchy, smooth. Plus, there's plenty of whipped cream — always a good thing.
Forgot to buy balsamic for your favorite glazed carrots? These ingredient substitutions from The Kitchen will save you an extra trip to the store when you're in a pinch.
The three finalists of Food Network Star joined The Kitchen in a friendly competition to demonstrate their favorite poolside watermelon snacks. Here are their recipes.