The trick to keeping up food-related resolutions past January is not to bore your taste buds or disappoint your budget. But how do you do that in a hurry? Plan ahead!

Looking for something to take the chill off? Take (or fake) a snow day, stay indoors and snuggle up with a cup of something steamy.

Healthy eating can be so much more than just salads and tofu. By showcasing plant-based foods as the main course, you can feel the comfort of a hearty meal while doing your body good.

Hello, is it me you’re looking for? If you need to make a big impression this Valentine’s Day without putting a dent in your savings….and fast!…then yes, you are looking for me, the Value Guru.

Nutrition experts say a reasonable amount of dark chocolate can be part of a healthy diet. To make the most of your chocolate romance, Cupid suggests these luscious recipes.

I love making (and eating!) desserts. As a girl my first forays in the kitchen were to help my older sisters frost birthday cakes, mix cookie dough and bake brownies.

When it comes to romance, we’re most comfortable showing our love in the kitchen. But treasures to have and to hold? That’s a little more complicated. We asked our pals at Etsy for a little help sorting out gift options this Valentine’s Day.

We’ve paired our tasty recipes with unique gifts from Etsy for a match made in heaven! Wow your sweetheart with a thoughtful one-of-a-kind treasure and a plateful of something delicious.

Breakfast in Bed

You may have taken a breather from indulgences during January, but the official month of love (and chocolate!) is upon us. You could show up to your sweetheart’s with a cellophane-wrapped box of mystery chocolates, or you could head to the kitchen and whip up your own chocolate-enrobed treat and let the proverbial Cupid’s arrow fly.

These recipes run the gamut from dark and fudgy to spicy and crisp – let your heart be your guide.

Biting into a burst of sunshine! That’s how I describe that juicy first bite of a sweet, aromatic orange. The same can be said for tangerines, Mandarin oranges and all of their many varieties.

Happy year of the Snake! Learn about some Chinese New Year traditions and foods to bring luck and prosperity into the new year.