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 ...

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 ...

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

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 ...

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 ...

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.

When she’s on staff meal, she’ll often rotate between that, lasagna, enchiladas and pizza – all proven crowd-pleasers ... After briefly cooking the meat in the pan, she fishes a piece ...