Yasmin Khan’s recipe for roasted cauliflower soup, adapted by Mayukh Sen, is a gently spiced Palestinian stew, redolent with cumin and coriander, that’s thick, velvety and, importantly, easy to make. Don’t stint on the spices, nor on the almonds scattered over the soup when it’s done.

Plucky Pickle Dip and Trader Joe's new Caesar Salad Dip were our favorites. But keep your chips away from Meijer's cherry and jalapeno.

When you think of the Super Bowl, you probably picture savory, crowd-pleasing snacks—think buffalo wings, loaded nachos, sliders, queso dip and pigs in a blanket. But what’s a great party without dessert?

Out of all the reasons that Super Bowl Sunday is one of our favorite days of the year, the delicious dip recipes that show up to the party might just be number one. And we're not alone! We got a peek at Google's uniquely searched dip recipes ahead of the Super Bowl — which span from spinach dip to crab rangoon dip to taco dip — to give you some epic kitchen inspiration as you prepare your own appetizers ahead of the big game.

Can’t chow down in New Orleans for the big game this year? No problem. There are plenty of food options to choose from in L.A. or to make at home.

Rah. Rah. Rah. In my playbook, a trio that includes wings, sliders, and guacamole is arguably the trifecta of Super Bowl party foods. Along with a few other crowd-pleasing favorites, you can’t go wrong with platters of wings and bowls of dips.

Over the past several weeks, our morning anchors have been sharing their favorite Super Bowl snacks. With the big game set to air today, let’s take a look back at these delicious treats that can spice up your Super Bowl party.