Health & Cooking Slideshows

You just got home with some perfect tomatoes and delicious deli goodies. Where should you put them? Find out more about the best way to keep your food in tip-top shape and keep it from spoiling.

You probably have your ways of testing fruit ripeness. Do they work? Find out the best way to tell if your fruit is ripe.

Seafood seems like a healthy choice. But the way it’s cooked makes a difference. Find out about the best and worst seafood dishes for your health.

These easy and healthy meals can help you stay full and satisfied all afternoon long.

When you think protein, you probably think meat, eggs, and maybe dairy. But veggies have plenty of protein, too. Find out more about which ones are the best sources.

Most of us like the ritual -- not to mention the caffeine boost -- that comes with a cup of tea or coffee. But it can be good for your health, too.

Processed meat: It’s not all in tubes, cans, or plastic packaging. Find out what you need to know about it.

Drinking water is one way to stay hydrated, but you can get a lot of water from food as well.

Ever notice that some foods just don’t satisfy your hunger very well? Or for very long? Find out more about why this happens.

Some foods that seem like guilty pleasures can be good for you. Maybe it’s time to rethink what’s on your menu -- in a good way.

A great side dish can be the difference between a meal that goes unnoticed and one that wows. Try these side dishes to spice up your next family meal.

A protein-packed morning meal can help you fill up and slim down. Here are a few ideas to start your day the right way.

That moldy leftover chili may not be the only thing you should throw out. Check out the 13 worst foods to have in your fridge.

You’re hungry and staring into your fridge, but is there anything healthy in there? Stock up on a few key staples to make sure there’s something good waiting for you.

Pasta gets a bad rap, but you don’t have to avoid it -- just don’t overdo it.

There are many ways to season and prepare one of the most versatile meats in the world: chicken.

Pumpkins, squash, and cranberries have had a nice run, but it’s time for them to share the spotlight with some other fall fruits and veggies.

The perfect smoothie can satisfy that sweet tooth without a lot of calories -- and with a bunch of nutrients. Here are some cool ideas for your next one.

The potato gets a bad rap because of its carbs, but it has some surprising health benefits.

Red wine can be a healthy and enjoyable part of life if you don’t drink too much. Click through to find out more about this ancient drink.

Some fast-food chains use as many as 15 ingredients in something as simple as a french fry. Click through to find out more.

The Meat You Eat: What's Good for You? Beef It gets a bad rap. While it can be unhealthy to eat too much fatty red meat, lean red meat doesn't raise your cholesterol and contains nutrients like protein, vitamin B12, iron, niacin, and zinc. Beef tenderloin is a lean, delicious -- and healthy -- way to go. Lamb Like beef, lamb is a good source of protein, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin B12, niacin, zinc, and iron. Irish lamb stew, full of healthy vegetables and lean cuts of lamb, is a great meal to share with friends. Bison

Nuts can help protect you against disease in many ways. Click through to see which ones you should eat.

Vitamin A is important for your vision, immune system, and organ function, among other things. Check out these great sources of vitamin A.

WebMD explains why soup is a great go-to meal.