| Spiced cake, homemade doughnuts, and rugelach galore. No images? Click here  12 Hanukkah Desserts to Complete Your Holiday Celebrations The savory dishes typically served during Hanukkah—crispy latkes prime among them—are a compelling reason on their own to look forward to the holiday. But it's the desserts we always want the most. Here are some of our top contenders, including tender rugelach with a variety of fillings, delightfully messy jelly doughnuts, and an elegant olive oil cake, for finishing off a festive Hanukkah meal. Sweet recipes to celebrate Hanukkah 
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Friday, December 4, 2020
Hanukkah desserts for your holiday celebrations
When "buttery goodness" breaks bad
| All about diacetyl, that buttery flavor, and some multimillion-dollar lawsuits No images? Click here  Diacetyl: When "Buttery Goodness" Breaks Bad The diacetyl molecule makes butter, “buttered” popcorn, and buttery Chardonnay taste buttery, but it’s also implicated in a deadly lung disease and some multimillion-dollar lawsuits. More food science 
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Thursday, December 3, 2020
From our partner: How to be the best holiday host this year
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