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Danielle Walsh

Danielle Walsh is the assistant web editor at Bon Appétit, and has also written for New York Magazine's Grub Street. She loves Korean food, tacos, and whiskey, and is trying really, really hard to like sardines.

Cure the Post-Christmas Blues with...a Tasty Beet Salad!

The combination of roasted and raw beets in this salad makes for a delicious variety of textures

Freezer Stash: Oatmeal-Raisin Slice-and-Bakes

These semi-healthy slice-and-bake cookies will save you when your cookie craving hits in mid-January.

Scallion Pancakes with a Healthy Twist—Millet

These scallion pancakes are packed with millet, the trendy grain du jour, so you needn't feel guilty about eating a fried snack

In Winter, You Need a Salad That's More About the Grain Than the Green

Embrace the grain salad with this vegetarian Black and Wild Rice Salad with Roasted Squash.

Chilly Day? Make Spicy, Pan-Roasted Chicken with Chickpeas

This easy, spicy chicken thigh dinner is an ideal meal for a chilly winter night.

Gooey Chocolate Cookies that Also Happen to Be Gluten-Free

These decadent chocolate brownie cookies take the cake with gluten-free desserts.

Candied Nuts with Almonds Give a Little Smoke, a Little Spice, and a Little Sweet

This spicy, smoky twist on the classic street-vendor candied nut is perfect for a pre-dinner cocktail hour.

How NOT to Host or Attend a Kids' Holiday Party

Rules for attending and hosting a bunch of kids (and maybe their parents) for a pint-sized holiday party, according to food and features editor Carla Lalli Music

Brûléed Bourbon-Maple Pumpkin Pie: Every Holiday Ingredient in One Pie

This pie has every holiday ingredient imaginable: spices, maple syrup, pumpkin, chocolate, and (of course) booze

Roasted Chestnuts Aren't Just for Christmas Celebrations

Chestnuts are the holiday's most famous appetizer, but butter, salt, and herbs bring them to a whole new delicious level.

How NOT to Act at the Office Holiday Party, According to Our Boss

The rules for dancing, drinking, eating, and dressing at your office holiday party—according to Bon Appétit's editor in chief, Adam Rapoport