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Stretch*d turns stretching from an afterthought into the main event.

The dating app Bumble’s new Manhattan café promises to serve only “date-friendly” food. But what does that mean exactly?

Chef Nina Compton remembers her mentor and friend, who died this week at 96.

Step aside Fakin' Bacon and tofu dogs: Soy curls are my go-to meat substitute.

Lazy afternoon eating is king.

I learned to have an unapologetic appetite, a body that took up space, a desire to love and be loved, and an ability to show all of that through food.

This turmeric shrub is like eating spears of sunny-sweet pineapple on a balmy beach. Just don't call it a mocktail.

Make a rhubarb daiquiri or three!

There are trend-chasing cookbooks and there are passion projects, and Khan's Palestinian cookbook is definitely one of the latter.

And why she makes dreams and not goals.

Personal narratives can be powerful. They can also be dangerously limiting—depending on who’s doing the telling.

Summer cooking recommendations and other thoughts from Healthyish editor Amanda Shapiro.

Location, location, location—and a killer backyard to boot.

Four years ago the musician was messing around with a Big Green Egg. Now he’s cooking ribs for 400 people.

Well-seasoned sushi rice is like rice in technicolor.

And more questionable summer entertaining etiquette.

The silkiest, creamiest tahini money can buy—and no separation, ever.

This summer, we’re swapping the basil and mint for turmeric and coconut oil in this classic summer salad.

This lime leaf sambal is lip-numbingly spicy but full of complex umami flavor.

L.A. chefs Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo have it down to a science.

Kimchi slaw! Ribs! Cobbler! WaJu!

A killer playlist and all-natural skin routine also her up unwind.

Thoughts on pleasure as a form of resistance and more from Healthyish editor Amanda Shapiro.

The answer: A lot more than just your taste in food.

Made by fermenting multiple grape varieties in one vessel, co-fermented wines are this summer's most delicious drink.

If your friends shopped, cleaned, and cooked for you, the least you could do is bring them this bottle.

A journey down a deep, dark, hell-hot pit to understand the newfound obsession with the oldest and most primal cooking method in the book.