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The best things we ate at the Fancy Food Show this week, a Red Lobster recap, and more.

I'm never lying about my flossing habits again.

We took the shakshuka formula and subbed green curry...plus tons of greens.

The artists' colony champions self-sufficiency and sustainability in a modernist paradise.

Travel suggestions, recipe recommendations, and other thoughts from Healthyish editor Amanda Shapiro.

Crispy, crunchy, and packed with seeds, I don’t feel so bad about how many bags I go through.

There was real reward in his unbridled curiosity for places more honest than famed. For Alex Delany, the notion was a revelation.

This vegan burger is ready in no time, and the uncooked patties keep for days in the fridge.

If your Barq’s isn’t floating around in a hot pink flamingo this summer, reconsider every decision you’ve made up until this point.

Recipe ideas and other news—plus a minor sangria feud—from the week.

Most sparkling teas are too syrupy and sweet, but Minna's unsweetened teas are straight-up refreshing.

You don’t need a recipe, just plenty of fresh corn and a few great mix-ins.

And keeps my wine tasting better longer.

Meet the women driving the social media movement into a more inclusive future.

If a prep list worked when I was cooking professionally, it can work for my family of four.

You get more pie. It just makes sense. Here’s our favorite equipment for the job.

The only problem with Kindeli's line-up? You might never be able to try it.

Mikey Yoon, the one-man show behind Lovely’s at The Lodge, knows to get it just right.

...the Georgia Peach Truck rolled into town.

The founder of Babetown feeds her community with Champagne and fried chicken.

Make Amiel’s great bean recipes, find a good Father’s Day present idea, and read more food news from the week.

“Cooking a meal is how I say I love you.”

Glazy, incredible grilled zucchini that will never turn out soggy.

This is a cookbook you’ll sit down and read for hours.

By this point in your life, you know that all the cooking you're doing isn't for your friends. It's for you.

Our best advice for how to cook, shop, date, and generally survive your best (or maybe worst?) decade yet.

Glynmis MacNicol and Zan Romanoff debunk the myth that "if you want to get married, you have to date like it's your job."

All your too-embarrassed-to-ask questions, answered by two parents in their 30s.