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It’s hard to believe that spring is right around the corner and Lent is here.

We’ve all been there: You’re trying to go to bed, but you can’t stop scrolling past the endless number of videos on TikTok.

It’s a healthier spin on a familiar favorite, baked ziti, made with whole-grain pasta and packed with mushrooms, broccoli and sun-dried tomatoes.

Reader-favorite top 10 recipes include sweet and savory dishes.

With Formula One race distance at 200 miles, switching to electric vehicles remains a long way off.

We're making the all-American dessert: apple pie, and we're starting with the key ingredient -- the perfect pie crust.

These delightful muffins are made with whole grain flour, bursts of tart cranberries and date sugar, in a better-for-you breakfast or snack.

Garlicky and tinged reddish-gold, this one-pot rice and beans is hearty enough on its own.

Recipe provided by Lucy Giardino Cortese

A great fall tradition is roasting all the pumpkin seeds that you scoop out of your soon-to-be jack-o’-lantern -- and you’ve more than likely done it in the oven.

Stone crab season opens Oct. 15 and remains open through May 1.

We have a great eggplant parm, of course, but you'd be well-served to try these salads, dips and more.

Combine melted chocolate and oil to make a topping that will harden when it hits the ice cream.

In this donburi recipe, top fluffy rice with seared meat or vegetables, quick-pickles and crispy nori for a flavorful meal.

It doesn’t matter who or what you’re voting for in the 2020 election, if anything is clear, it’s that Americans are STRESSED about the results. White Claw mimosasJust because it’s election night doesn’t mean you can’t have a mimosa, right? Once it’s warm, add it to a glass and add in an ounce of your favorite whisky or spiced rum. Slow roasting a pork shoulder and turning it into carnitas is the perfect thing to do on election night. Bonus: A Washington appleIt’s election night, so why not have a drink that shares the name with America’s very first president?

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Oct 15th marks the opening of stone crab season, meaning that a few days later we can enjoy the tasty delicacy. Florida’s stone crab fishery has experienced a long-term decline in harvest and is likely undergoing overfishing. FWC staff worked with stakeholders on these changes that are intended to increase the stone crab population and build resiliency in the fishery. All plastic and wood stone crab traps will need to be outfitted with a 2 3/16-inch escape ring before the 2023/2024 season. For more information on harvesting stone crabs for recreation, trap specifications, commercial stone crab regulations and licensing information, go online to MyFWC.com/Marine.

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Spread mixture evenly in thin layer on foil-lined baking sheet; bake 10–12 minutes or until golden and crispy. Place oil in pan, then add peppers and onions; cook 3–4 minutes, stirring occasionally, or until vegetables begin to brown. Add corn and olives; cook 2–3 more minutes or until corn is tender. Stir shrimp into onion mixture; cook 4–5 more minutes and until shrimp turn pink and opaque. Place salad over shrimp.

This is the ultimate comfort food, right? Comfort foods are all about the casseroles (if you haven’t noticed, this is the third casserole on this list), and there is nothing better than this classic tuna noodle casserole. Subs are unequivocally considered comfort food, and the granddaddy of them all has to be a meatball sub. We haven’t had any breakfast foods featured yet, but there is no denying that breakfast is comfort food. Will you be making any of these comfort foods while enjoying the rest of 2020?