Look no further than these 20 delicious cooking-for-a-crowd recipes! There is something here for everyone. The next time you need a recipe for a party, picnic, potluck, game night, holiday get ...

These potluck recipe ideas are sure to impress and will have everyone asking for the recipe after just one bite.

The first is, well, to not crowd the pan! When channeling your inner Ina Garten and cooking for a big group, you can do this by cooking in batches on the stove. When each batch is ready ...

After literal decades of cooking for a crowd, how do I ... not? “The Complete Cooking for Two Cookbook, 10th Anniversary Edition” by America’s Test Kitchen (America’s Test Kitchen ...

Don't let cooking for a crowd add undue stress to summer fun. Barbecues are meant to bring joy, excitement and delicious foods to the table — without leaving hosts frantically flipping meat on the ...

These Bundle Skewer Street Tacos are an ideal example of a playful, practical solution for portioning and presentation.

Minestrone translates literally to “big soup,” so it’s only natural to cook up a big pot. And even if you don’t have to feed a crowd, you can always freeze some for later. Like all Italian ...

Since most homes only have one oven, cooking for a crowd, whether it be for the holidays or any other special occasion, can be a challenge, but it's totally doable. It comes down to having a game ...

I also learned that nothing beats a "choose-your-own-adventure" spread, especially when cooking for a group of people with a variety of dining preferences or restrictions. If you're looking for ...

These guidelines can help simplify cooking for a crowd. Plan make-ahead dishes Simplifying holiday cooking comes down to spending less time in the kitchen on the day of the festivities.

But with holiday parties approaching, I wanted to tackle the question of how to make this magic practical for a crowd. J.M. Hirsch, author of “Pour Me Another” (Voracious), came to the rescue.