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From Apartment Therapy → 10 Little Ways You’re Robbing from Yourself Without Realizing It

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Plenty of hard work today with TGUs and a nice chipper.

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Benchmark day and it gets quite “beastly.”

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The personal training game is changing, and you’d better change with it.

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Everyone feels stressed, and everyone has some anxiety, but it’s the level at which we experience it and how we deal with it that sets us apart. Some people might find some solace in going running, while others think the best thing you can do is take a hot shower and go to bed. It’s so personal, and yet I always love hearing how other people take care of themselves or find comfort when they’re stressed or anxious.

Food is one way we can take care of ourselves every day — and I’m not talking about just “healthy” options. A couple weeks ago I asked our readers to tell me what they eat when they’re stressed and I received a bevy of answers. Here are some of the trends I saw in the comment section on Facebook and on the post itself.

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Scones, buttery baked biscuit-like treats, are descendants of a Scottish oat, barley, or wheat bread. In the U.S. they have increased in popularity over the last 25 years, but scones still tend to get pigeonholed as fancy breakfast or formal high-tea fare. Once you get the hang of the technique of making the dough, you’ll be serving them with ease for snacks, brunches, breakfasts, and even for your own casual tea parties at home.

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Come mid-March, mentions of the iconic Irish-American classic of corned beef and cabbage begin to show up everywhere. Menus feature it for dinner and recipes for how to make it from scratch pop up on just about every cooking site — including our own. That’s because this meal has become a delicious way to celebrate elements of the Irish-American experience. And for the intrepid cook, making corned beef at home is a satisfying cooking project.

So whether you’re making corned beef for the first time this year (check out our beginner’s guide!) or an old pro curious about how others do it, take a look at this list of the things you don’t want to do. It’ll help you reach corned beef perfection.

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