Holidays
How Muslims Are Rethinking the Future of Ramadan
Some community organizers are hoping the changes driven by the pandemic will improve Ramadan for years to come
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Flourless Chocolate Cake Is a Simple, Indulgent Passover All-Star
During a holiday whose cuisine is often defined by what it lacks, this cake is proof that there is sweetness in restriction
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A Brief Guide to Buying Champagne
In the market for Champagne for whatever reason? Start with a bottle from one of these Champagne houses.
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Light Your Desserts on Fire
Flambeéing desserts at home is easier than you think — and guaranteed to make you feel something
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The Best Holiday Cookie Recipes, According to Eater Editors
Baking for others is a delightful pursuit. These are the recipes Eater editors reach for when cookies are in the cards.
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The Best Ways to Send Holiday Cookies in the Mail
Turns out mailing cookies to your coworkers (and friends!) is easier than you think
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There’s Never Been a Better Year to Do a Takeout Thanksgiving
Help restaurants and save yourself time in the kitchen for what’s bound to be a weird holiday anyway
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A Classic Make-Ahead Menu for Not-So-Normal Holidays
Starting a day early is the key to making a holiday feast without the help of friends and family
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A Comprehensive Guide to Sending Baked Goods in the Mail
Because the last thing you want is for your cookies to arrive as a box of crumbs
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Just Opt Out of Thanksgiving
It’s okay to skip the holiday this year. In fact, I’m treasuring the thought of it.
We Asked Health Experts About the Safest Methods for Trick-or-Treating in 2020
From scavenger hunts to hurling candy from your porch, here’s what they had to say
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Iftar in Isolation
For Ramadan this year, Muslims are doing what they can to break the fast without breaking quarantine
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What Does It Take to Run a Busy Chinese Restaurant on Christmas Day?
Christmas service at the Princess Garden Chinese restaurant in Kansas City is an all-hands-on-deck family affair
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8 Rules for Eating Out on a Holiday (If You Refuse to Cook)
Arrive on time, tip big, and be prepared for the unexpected
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You’re Morally Obligated to Call Out Your Racist Relatives at Thanksgiving
The annual dinner is the perfect time for uncomfortable conversation