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With swirls, polka dots and artful design, these boozy jellies are as delightful as they are stunning.

Make the meat one night, then use the leftovers for a peanut noodle dish the next evening. It's an example of how intentional leftovers can beat batch cooking.

Put slaw in the spotlight with more vegetables and bigger flavors.

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The Aperol Spritz may be the defining warm-weather aperitivo, and these two-layered jellies capture everything people love about the drink, including its vibrant color.

This 20-minute peanut noodle dish is built around leftover steak, helping you make the most out of a night of grilling.

Perfect for kids and the young at heart, these bright, tart jellies transform a tart rickey -- a drink invented at Shoomaker's bar in Washington -- into a spoonable nonalcoholic summer treat.

Grilling 3 pounds of skirt steak sets you up for two meals in one.

With this whirlwind itinerary, travelers can make the most of short stopovers in the Land of Fire and Ice.

These health professionals rely on Vicks VapoRub, Benadryl, aloe vera gel and many other products to treat common ailments.