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I spent two days and 375 miles tracking down 20 different versions of Texas’ favorite pastry in one epic road trip.

In 2016, Natasha Pickowicz launched a charity bake sale as a platform for change and resistance. With her third-annual event this weekend, the pastry chef lays out her how-to’s so you can host your own.

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It's descended from a starter that’s over 100 years old, so you know it’s going to be bubbly, active, and reliable.

It’s rent-week friendly, tastes like a melted Jolly Rancher, and guarantees a fun night.

Molly and John Chester left city life behind to start a farm. But that’s only the beginning of their story.

Fiber used to be the most boring nutrient we eat. Then scientists started looking at our microbes.

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For whole-animal butcher Sophia Hampton, this ubiquitous cut of meat is actually the most problematic item in the case.

Asparagus season is beautiful and brief, so make this bright stir-fry while you can.

How Carla Lalli Music changed my shoe game forever.

I’m not going to tell you what to eat, but I will tell you to stop stressing about it.

Kosas tinted face oil delivers nutrients to your skin and stays sheer enough for your natural tone to come through.

The weeknight meal I always thought was meh, until I realized what I was missing.

It started with banana bread, but now we use ghee on everything from pancakes to long-fermented loaves.

’Cause it’s actually way dorkier to look ill prepared.

Pecans, in salad dressing, are you crazy? Yes and yes.

The only way to investigate the state of comfort in buzzy new restaurants—walk in, have a seat, and leave.

A look at what goes into a comfortable restaurant chair: the cost, the cushions, and the consequences.

How do they get so plump and pink?

Lecki is trying to get to the root of who she is and where she wants to be.

And we’re totally into it. Welcome to the weird and wonderful culture shift that’s changing the way we drink.

Clubs in NYC are incorporating wellness practices to help ravers find self-care after dark.

Cooking with cannabis and other thoughts from Healthyish editor Amanda Shapiro.

After years working in restaurant kitchens, Millicent Souris realized that the hours she spent cooking for a privileged few could be better spent feeding hundreds.