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Some parents don’t like the idea of using vaccinations on their children, but one Michigan mother is even willing to go to jail for it. An Oakland County woman Rebecca Breedow has been sent to jail for seven days after not complying with an order to give her nine-year-old son a vaccination shot. In addition […]
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Starter. Sourdough starter. Levain. Starter sponge. Mother sponge. Biga. Chef. Poolish.
You’ll hear many names tossed about in bread recipes. What do they mean? And what exactly is the difference between them all?
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Of all the marvelous varieties of winter squash out there, butternut would win the popularity contest by a landslide. It’s the people’s squash, which means there are a thousand ways to enjoy it while it’s in season through the fall and winter months. Need help narrowing them down? These are our top five favorite ways to get our fill of butternut squash. The recipes are savory, seasonal, and just a touch unexpected.
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For this super-simple side, thick chunks of sweet potato are roasted and then dusted with a snowy layer of nutty Parmesan that turns irresistibly crisp around the edges after a few minutes under the broiler. A hit of garlic only makes them even more delicious. Make these Parmesan-coated sweet potatoes once and you will never go back to plain roasted sweet potatoes again. They will make you the hero of dinner and the talk of your next potluck.
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I find dried beans to be some of the most beautiful foods in the pantry. The red and white whorls of Good Mother Stallard, the creamy pale green of flageolet and Vallarta, and even the modestly speckled pinto bean all have unique, enticing beauty. Those individual characteristics fade in the cooking pot, but they are replaced by rich flavor.
Here are 15 recipes (many vegetarian) that celebrate the humble dried bean. From polenta and borlotti with tomato sauce to the best baked beans you’ll ever eat, we think you’ll like at least one of these.
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I have strong opinions about IKEA: If I’m going to navigate that maze of room displays that culminates in an endless sea of stacked boxes, the trip had better be worth it. I’m never going to pop in for a few plates and plastic sandwich bags. (Mostly because one can not simply “stop by” an IKEA.)
So when the announcement came of the Swedish mass producer’s collaboration with Rolf and Mette Hay, the husband-and-wife team behind top Danish design firm HAY, I got excited about the possibilities. Seems like something totally worth the trip (read: expedition)!
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Even the best cooks in the world occasionally find themselves with a pan that has a caked-on mess to deal with. If you’re an avoider, you may decide to let it soak. “What’s the deal with the pan in the sink?” your partner will ask. “It’s soaking,” you’ll say. “For five days?” Busted.
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A handful of lentils is perfect for rounding out a soup or making a salad just a little more filling. They come in brown, green, red, and all shades in between, and we love trying a new kind whenever we come across one! Ever wonder if the color or specific variety really makes a difference?
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If your kids love food as much as you do, it only makes sense to dress them up as a delicious treat. These food-themed costumes are all from Target and all cost $30 or less. Plus, it’ll be super easy to fit layers underneath all of them, which is a good thing, considering we have no idea what this wacky weather will be like by the end of the month.
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