
Aliza Abarbanel
This New Fast-Casual Spot Is Going to Make Pasta Lovers Very Happy
It's pasta, made to order in under three minutes.
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12 Homemade Tonics to Help You Digest All That Thanksgiving Food
Skip the food coma with a bracing digestive tonic.
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18 Healthy Travel Snacks to Keep You Fueled on the Road or in the Skies
There's not much you can control about traveling, but at least there can be snacks.
This Pie Is the Closest We're Getting to a Healthy Thanksgiving Dessert
Give this gluten-free, dairy-free dessert a seat at the table. (Not literally).
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The 8 Ceramics We're Giving All Our Friends This Year
From soup bowls to wine coolers, there's a ceramic showpiece for everyone on your list.
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4 Thanksgiving Sweet Potato Recipes Vying for a Spot on Our Table
Can we please just have them all?
'Cooking Up Trouble' Brings Feminism into the Kitchen
Plus all sales from this cookbook benefit Planned Parenthood.
Egunsi Foods Has the Jarred Soups We've Been Wishing For
Nigerian-born founder 'Yemisi Awosan is bringing the tastes of her childhood to grocery stores in the U.S.
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20 Healthyish Cauliflower Recipes That Satisfy Any Craving
Warming soup? Vegetarian main course? Refreshing salad? Cauliflower has it covered.
A Nutritionist’s Guide to Safer, Smarter Supplementing
From activated charcoal to good old vitamin C.
This Soba Noodle Salad Has Seen Me at My Worst—and Made Me Better
For lunch. For dinner. When it's hot. When it's cold. This beyond-easy sesame soba noodle salad has always been there for me.
These Mini Kind Bars Satisfy All Our Afternoon Sugar Cravings
Squint hard enough and they're Halloween candy.
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8 Halloween Candies That Aren’t Total Junk Food
Testing these healthy candies was hard, but we stepped up.
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A Tiny Steak and Smashed Beets Recipe for When You Want Just a Little Red Meat
This is our take on modern meat eating
The New Frontier of Dessert Is Local Flour
Across the country, local grain mills are changing pastries for the better.
What Will Puerto Rican Food Look Like After Hurricane Maria?
For an island that imports 85% of its food, this could be the beginning of a local food renaissance.
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