Looking for a way to get your kids to eat more vegetables? How about a healthy game day snack fit for the whole family?

Ranch is delicious, but it’s also high in fat and calories. Dietitian Kim Galeaz shares her recipe for a healthier alternative.

Everyone loves a good dip, and they’re a sneakily effective way to get kids to eat more vegetables or a nutritious snack for football season.

You could combine Lipton onion soup mix with sour cream to make French onion dip in a pinch, but this homemade version is loads better.

NFL games are better with dip. Dean Richards shares his recipe for a creamy whipped feta dip with hot honey.

Going vegan doesn’t mean sacrificing delicious desserts. This chocolate pot de crème uses silken tofu instead of egg yolks and heavy cream.

Health coach and author Karla Salinari shares some recipes so you can take on the Veganuary challenge.

Cottage cheese has been having quite a moment on social media – high-protein snack bowls, cottage-cheese “ice cream” and even pancakes. And you can whip up a fresh batch at home in under an hour.

If you’re craving melt-in-your-mouth, buttery shortbread cookies but don’t want all the carbs and sugar, try this gluten-free, low carb and zero sugar recipe.

If you’re participating in Dry January, or are looking for tasty drinks without the alcohol, Food & Wine special projects editor Lucy Simon has some for you to make.