I'm nearly as obsessed with design as I am with baking, so as soon as I saw these Letterpress Cookie Cutters, I came down with a serious case of product lust. With a slew of different typefaces and two different uses — one side cuts, the other side stamps, leaving an impression that can be filled with royal icing or just left plain — I'm already planning the cookies I'll give for holidays and birthdays. What could be more charming as a gift than receiving your own name, spelled out in buttery treats?
Letterpress Cookie Cutter/Stamps, $18 at Amazon.com
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Based on a recipe in Peter Greweling's Chocolates and Confections(Wiley, 2010), these candies taste best with a pinch of sea salt sprinkled on top. See the recipe ».
Nothing says "Valentine's Day" quite like those candy hearts bearing romantic phrases: "Love You," "Call Me," and our favorite — "Be Mine." But much of the time, the sentiment is sweeter than the candies' chalky flavor — enter this cake, a large-scale conversation heart that allows us to indulge in Valentine's Day sentiment while also appealing to a slightly more sophisticated palate. Putting the cake together is a simple matter of geometry: a square plus two half circles equals a perfect heart. See the recipe »
There's something inherently special about a glass of sparkling wine, and all the more so if it's toasting a romantic evening. But the magic isn't just in the sipping: these wines almost always have an interesting story to tell about their creation, too, especially when the grapes in question aren't white. Keep reading »
Gorgeous photos? Check. Engaging writing? Check. Seriously inspiring recipes, tips, and culinary curiosity? Check, check, and check. The best food blogs all seem to have a lot in common — but what separates them out are the strong personalities behind them. In our Sites We Love series, we sit down with some of our favorite bloggers to find out how they do it — and why it's as much fun for them as it is for us. This week's site we love is Desserts for Breakfast, a blog devoted almost exclusively to desserts. Photographer Stephanie Shih believes in starting the day off right, and for her, cereal, bagels and other traditional breakfast foods are in no way included in the picture. She spices it up with the occasional non-dessert recipe, but for us, her whimsical sweets take the cake. See what Stephanie has to say about her site »
This dessert comes from the cookbook The Eating in Bed Cookbook (MacMillian, 1962). It is a voluptuous chocolate pudding, perfect for eating in the privacy of your own bed. See the recipe »
Whether you believe in Valentine's Day or not, are currently attached or flying solo, there's one thing we can all agree on—the best part of this holiday is the candy. We've pulled together a selection of exquisite sweets that cover a spectrum of tastes and sentiments, all available to order and send in time for February 14th. Keep reading »

Valentine's Day is the perfect excuse to gather together your friends for a playfully themed fête: everything's red and pink and over-the-top, no romantic dates required. Put on dancing music and set out platters of brightly colored snacks: ham and red pepper jelly canapés, pink-hued deviled eggs, rich red velvet cupcakes, and more fun bites and drinks to share all night. See the menu »
This delicious chocolate chip cookie recipe is based on one published in The Essential New York Times Cookbook (Norton, 2010). See the recipe »
Molten chocolate cakes are a simple dessert that anyone can make for a special occasion — the perfect treat to surprise your special someone with this Valentine's Day. SAVEUR associate food editor Ben Mims has a simple technique for ensuring that the cakes have extra-delicious oozy centers: he bakes a sweet, rich chocolate truffle right into the center of each. See the video »







