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Twice-roasted sweet potatoes, bejeweled rice, and more recommendations from Healthyish editor Amanda Shapiro

Spicewalla keeps my home-cooked meals tasting fresh.

The recipe on the back of the can was considered the gold standard. And then it changed. 

Could they be more perfect? No! 

The Egyptian-Canadian artist blends her own face oils and sprinkles black seeds on everything.

A designy bottle opener, lamps made of bread, an aspirational lazy Susan, and a whole lot more.

And now, I will visit up to five different bodegas on a quest for Pressed.

A recipe you can’t mess up, the end of milk, and more news from the week.

Do not even get me started on the bedside cabinet at Maison de la Luz.

It's the ideal cold weather moisturizer, shielding against the blistering wind and overheated office buildings.

Rule #1: No fake turkeys.

Recipe recommendations and more from Healthyish editor Amanda Shapiro

We tasted a ton so you didn’t have to. Here’s what you need to know, and the cans to buy.

Every day can start with that iconic toast, thanks to this year-long jam subscription.

I was prepared to face the reality of cutting out anything—alcohol, sugars, dairy, pasta—to stop the pain. 

It’s the little things, people!

Wintry stew recipes, a spinach water debate, and Instagram tips from the BA social media team from this week’s newsletter.

Thoughts on where the wine industry should go from here, and more from Healthyish editor Amanda Shapiro

With her pop-up Tuk Tuk Sri Lankan Bites, she’s working to make sambol as common as salsa. 

It’s like the best cream soda.

This impulse to take my own pictures is not unrelated to the impulse to write: to insist that things be remembered not just beautifully, but particularly as I saw them and wanted them seen.

After all these years, the little restaurant near the seawall is still bustling, and the noodles are just as chewy. 

Whenever I have to navigate spaces like airports and restaurants and rest stops, I’m forced to contend with gendered restrooms. 

Toni Tipton-Martin’s new cookbook is a quietly powerful study of 200 years of Black culinary genius.

The sexual assault allegations against sommelier Anthony Cailan make clear that the wine world has work to do. But how do you change the culture of a business that is built on drinking?