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If you’re the kind of person who likes to keep cooking closer to jazz rather than classical, and are happy to pay closer attention to the pot, then consider whether a more free-form approach to cooking barley, farro, quinoa, or millet is right for you. It’s not that measuring is wrong, but it’s not the only way to make a tasty pot of grains.
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Pose like Grok. Take a photo of it. You know Grok, right? Here he is…
Pose like that. Whether in mid air, on the ground, hanging from the underside of a stairwell, or lying on the dirt. If you’re body roughly matches the positioning of Grok, you’re qualified. If you’ve got a spear, awesome. If you have some other representation of a spear, that’s fine too. If you’ve got an “air spear,” that’s acceptable as well. Creativity is encouraged. Once you’ve figured out how to do it, get someone to take a picture of you in your Grokpose. Then, post your photo to Instagram, tag @MarkDailyApple and use hashtag #GrokInTheWild in the post text so the Worker Bees and I can see your entry.
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A simple puréed soup is something I turn to often, usually relying on a creamy tomato, but lately I’ve been relying instead on a lightly spiced cauliflower soup. Cauliflower is easy to come by and quite inexpensive at the markets (in Seattle, anyway), so as you sit and wait for true spring produce (peas, favas, asparagus!), this is a good recipe to tide you over.
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Today I want to interrupt the daily grind and direct your attention to these adorable kids drinking coffee for the first time. Do you remember your first time sipping this now totally necessary beverage? Spoiler! I bet it wasn’t as terrible as these kids found it to be.
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Sometimes I crave corn in the winter. It comes without warning and, well, without corn. This year, though, I turned to my freezer both to satisfy my off-season hankering and to make a summery grain bowl I can eat any time of the year. Starting with a bed of mildly nutty millet, the corn is alongside broiled shrimp with a crispy, garlicky breading and topped with a tangy parsley-yogurt sauce and toasted almonds.
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So, pins. All the cool kids are wearing them. Yes, old-fashioned enamel lapel pins. It’s a glorious little trend to bring back; you can say so much with pins. Subtly, of course. You can say, for instance, that you love coffee, and you know what a Chemex is. Chemex not your style? Here are two more to choose from.
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In our modern society, we associate coddling ourselves with being healthy. We obsess over antibacterial rooms while sitting in our comfortable chairs. We shield our children from dirt and discomfort. But just as an overprotective parent can lead to fragile children, coddling your body can make you weak.
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The Soviet Union started using visualisation in sports from the 1970s, and now it is in the toolkit of most elite athletes. From scoring the goal, to flipping the somersault, to winning the race, visualisation helps you succeed.
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