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Last month on Instagram we asked you to share your “so fresh and so green” photos with us on Instagram. You came back with all the ramps, asparagus, and basil our hearts could handle. Here are a few of our favorites from April, plus a sneak peek at May’s Instagram theme.
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Whenever I see a seafood po’ boy on a restaurant menu, I’m usually tempted to order it because I’m such a fan of the combination of crispy fried seafood, cool lettuce, and creamy mayo on a soft roll. A deep-fried po’ boy is not usually something I’d attempt in my own kitchen, but this version of it — with quickly sautéed shrimp — is easy enough to throw together on a busy weeknight.
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Elise and Ben used this sad kitchen for five years until they finally updated it. The end result is modernized, but still captures the spirit and integrity of the storied older house.
From Apartment Therapy → Before & After: A 1950s Kitchen Finally Gets New Cabinets & A New Modern Look
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Over the last few years, tortilla options at the grocery store have increased exponentially. If you’ve already decided to go with corn tortillas over flour tortillas, you’ve still got to choose between two kinds: white and yellow. Ready to find out the difference between the two?
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In honor of Mother’s Day this Sunday, and the conversations happening around the brunch table for mothers past and present, we asked one of our favorite bloggers, LaTonya Yvette, to bring us a few meditations on what she has learned about life, love, and happiness through motherhood. — Faith
Six years a mother, and I’ve seen it all when it comes to mama tribes. It’s not that I purposefully went around the rodeo a few times; it just takes a while to find that core crew — years even. What I love most about New York City is that there are always people to meet and new friends to make, but when it comes to motherhood, I find this factor difficult at times.
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When you think about cheese, what kinds come to mind? For most of us, it’s probably a lineup of the usual suspects — a list of favorites we reach for on a regular basis. (Cheddar and mozzarella, anyone?)
But there are quite a few delicious cheese options that hail from Mexico — and they’re ready to do more than stuff a quesadilla.
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Ready to up your salsa game this spring? Let’s ditch the tomatoes (they’re not in season anyway!) for sweet pineapple, and get to work. This is the kind of salsa equally comfortable as a side to your chips or spooned over grilled meat.
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If you’ve ever had the chance to enjoy afternoon tea at a fancy hotel or tea room, you may have been lucky enough to be served clotted cream. Piled high on scones along with jam, it’s so decadent that it’s practically dessert. But what exactly is it?