Whether you’re looking for a tasty new appetizer, salad, or entrée, The Lion House has you covered! Find over 500 favorite recipes in their new book, The Lion House Cookbook. Check out just a few of our top picks below, and maybe give them a try at your next family dinner!

Lindsay Ricks lives in Oakton, Virginia, with her husband, three boys and one girl. When she found out that her second son, William, was diagnosed with Down syndrome and autism, her life changed, for the better. Through raising her son, she has experienced growth outside of her comfort zone, a greater understanding of the Atonement of Jesus Christ and increased love and compassion for others. In this week's episode of All In, Ricks shares what her experience of parenting William has taught her as well as how it has given her increased empathy for others.

The following was written by Carrian Cheney, who runs the popular cooking blog and brand "Oh, Sweet Basil" with her husband Cade.

Marcelo Andrezzo, 47, and Solange Pinto Andrezzo, three children, Brazil Salvador South Mission; Joinville Ward, Joinville Brazil Stake. Brother Andrezzo serves as a high councilor and is a former stake president and counselor, stake mission president, bishop and missionary in the Brazil Rio de Janeiro and Brazil Brasilia missions. State tax official, State of Santa Catarina. Born in Sao Paulo, Brazil, to Orlando Ferreira and Zilda Clarinda Da Conceicao Andrezzo. Sister Andrezzo serves as a stake Relief Society president and is a former counselor in stake Relief Society and Young Women presidencies, Relief Society president and Young Women president. Born in Sao Paulo, Brazil, to Jose Nelson and Maria Das Gracas de Oliveira Pinto

Towards the end of 2013, John Bytheway and I flew together to Temecula, CA and both spoke at a Mid Single's Conference. He told me a story that I will never forget, and by 'never forget' I mean, I mostly forgot the story, but not the message, haha (My apologies to John for butchering your story).

As the first prophet of the Restoration, Joseph Smith had a lot of questions about how to organize Christ's church upon the earth. And from these questions came an incredible outpouring of visions and revelations. So it is no wonder that when Joseph and Oliver Cowdery had a question about baptism, the answer would usher in the glorious restoration of the Aaronic priesthood upon the earth. In this week’s study group, we’ll study Doctrine and Covenants sections 12–13 and Joseph Smith—History 1:66–75 to discover how the restoration of the priesthood helps us build Zion in the latter days.

Dr. LaShawn C. Williams is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Relational Change Strategist focusing on the interactions between people and across differences where connection matters most. Her anti-oppression work centers on the effects of marginalization, isolation, and disconnection in personal and professional spaces. She specializes in interpersonal and organizational change from the margins to the center. Grounded in Relational Cultural Theory, Dr. Williams works with leaders at every organizational level to help them engage the taboo concepts of interpersonal shame and humiliation then commuting to create pathways toward mutual empathy and empowerment. She is an accessible consultant to local, regional, and national organizations. She is passionate about Relational Transformation and eagerly supports individuals, couples, families and groups through her practice, Relational Spaces at The Utah Center for Connection in Orem.

Following President Russell M. Nelson's announcement that the Church will discontinue home and visiting teaching to focus on ministering to our fellow brothers and sisters in the Church, the First Presidency released the following letter onlds.org:

There is a wide selection of spices and seasonings. They are available in small, more expensive containers, or in 1 pound plastic bags for longer-term storage. The bulk product can be distributed in various sizes of bottles to use for easy dispensing. Here are some products that will spice up your home storage and daily cooking.

Four new members have been called to the Primary general board of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The new board members are Brittany Beattie, Riverton, Utah; Kaylene Porter Harding, Lindon, Utah; Christine C. Ivory, Holladay, Utah; and Amy M. Jones, Highland, Utah.