Meat

We love the flavors this herb rub adds to Thanksgiving turkey.

Every Thanksgiving turkey needs a rub—and this one is simple and packed with flavor.

This one is sure to disappear the second it hits the table.

Your family won't accept a frozen pot pie ever again after trying this delicious homemade version.

An extremely versatile recipe to add to your dinner rotation.

We turned the classic Hot Brown sandwich from Louisville into a tasty casserole.

This is no ordinary pot roast. First, it's rubbed with coffee. Then it simmers in dark stout beer and beef stock, yielding a deeply delicious gravy. Small carrots with tops and pearl onions elevate it further. 

This Mississippi roast is perfect as it is, but there is an epic sandwich just waiting to be built from the leftovers.

Certain comfort foods are synonymous with Sunday supper, the meal that brings the family together.

Perfectly crispy on the outside and deliciously juicy on the inside. Need we say more?

Our Test Kitchen has made dozens and dozens of breakfast casseroles over the years, but this one is our latest favorite.

To make ahead, freeze in meal-size portions in large zip-top plastic freezer bags.

Let convenience products from your grocery store help you stir up a batch of satisfying soup.

Two of the South's favorite casseroles just came together in the ultimate skillet dinner.

Note from the recipe developer: In my hometown, you'll find a local twist on sausage balls, the ubiquitous Southern nibble. Sweet potato farmers' wives often mix a bit of roasted sweet potato into the dough. I've switched out breakfast sausage for peppery Mexican-style chorizo.

We've flavored the dumplings with fresh tarragon and parsley. If you're cooking with dried herbs, use half the amount called for in our recipe.

The secret to crispy, flavorful chicken you might not have tried.

Prep it, set it, and then forget it.

Each quesadilla is packed with a combination of pineapple, cilantro, red onion, shredded smoked pork, and shredded Monterey Jack cheese.

This is the starting point for incredible gravy, soups, or stews.

We combined two Thanksgiving side dishes into one crowd-pleasing recipe.

Move over turkey sandwich, there is a new leftover in town.

This is a festive, vintage dish that never goes out of style.

Comfort food at its finest.