A homemade gift doesn’t need to take hours. This five-minute mason-jar cookie mix delivers something thoughtful, delicious, ...

Social media is full of ideas for how to use empty condiment and pickle jars, making the most of the brine and lingering ingredients inside. Use peanut butter jars to craft nutty shaken espressos, ...

Combine citrus vinaigrette ingredients in a medium bowl. Whisk until combined. In a large bowl, gently toss kale, tofu and quinoa with 1/4 cup of the vinaigrette. Layer half of kale mixture and half ...

In a small bowl, combine flour, baking soda, salt and cinnamon. Layer flour mixture, brown sugar, ½ cup chocolate chips, cranberries, walnuts, oats and remaining ¼ cup chocolate chips in a 1-quart ...

Salad in jars isn’t anything new. But if you’re not already packing your lunch this way, right now may just be the perfect time to start. After all, Thanksgiving’s just around the corner, and eating ...

Mason jar desserts are a breeze to throw together and perfect for impromptu picnics or last-minute invitations. Pack berries, crushed cookies, and softly whipped cream into the jars with crumbled ...

Place a large square of plastic food wrap in the jar, with corners extending over the edge of the jar. Add a layer of green cherries, pushing cherries and film to side of jar to eliminate air space.

What do a big blue egg, Coca-Cola cupcakes and a makeup brush made out of a lock of hair have in common? They’re all the end products of videos shared by the uber-popular YouTube channel “5-Minute ...

It's not empty yet! Here, five delicious ways to use up every last little bit of peanut butter in the bottom of the jar. Emily Tylman is a former test kitchen assistant for Food & Wine and assistant ...