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Hosting a crowd for the Super Bowl (or any indoor winter gathering) can be a juggling act; suddenly, everyone’s in your kitchen asking about snacks during halftime, and the oven acts like it’s ...

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(Family Features) Tailgating season is in full swing, but not everyone has time (or space) to fire up a grill before kickoff. Whether you’re hosting friends in your driveway, tailgating without a ...

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If you're following a heart-healthy eating pattern and don't feel like turning on any hot kitchen appliances in the evening, we've got you covered with these delicious no-cook dinner recipes. Each of ...