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Duck a l'orange is a French dish that has reached the status of classic. The interplay of the tart citrus with the rich duck meat is a flavor combination that is hard to improve upon.

Named after the fuzzy brown bird from New Zealand, kiwifruit has high amounts of vitamin C packed into its small, egg-sized form. Ripe kiwi will yield slightly when pressed.

While we don't want our dogs chewing on our trees, most members of the cedar tree family aren't toxic to Rexie. However, beware of the single bad boy, which causes white cedar poisoning in canines.

Getting a pie crust just right -- so that it's flaky, tender and holds the pie filling in place -- takes time and attention to detail. When a crust bakes, air that occurs naturally in the ingredients -- namely pure butter -- expands in the oven heat.

When some clever person coined the phrase “If cooking is an art, then baking is a science,” an essential truth was captured.

Cedars are evergreen trees and shrubs from several different genera and species. Their hardiness varies depending on species, but fragrant needles and pest resistance make cedar trees and shrubs a common landscape feature.

Warm, cheesy potato casseroles come in several incarnations -- cheesy potatoes, which are baked with sour cream and condensed soup; scalloped potatoes, which have a white sauce base; and potato gratins, which are nothing more than potatoes, cream and grated cheese.

Frozen burger patties, whether you made them ahead and froze them, or you purchased them from the store, make it possible to enjoy a burger any day of the week.

Chances are you spend as much time at work as you do at home these days, so why not get in the Halloween spirit where it counts. From slightly silly to totally terrifying, take a look at a few thematic decor ideas. Note: Check with your facilities team for decorating rules and regulations before you start.

Plants grown in hydroponic gardens can’t spread their roots out to find the nutrients they need in the soil, so it’s up to you to provide them. Many manufacturers make nutrient concentrates specifically for use in hydroponic systems, but it’s also possible to make your own from regular fertilizer.