15 Ways to Use and Cook with Canned Beans
Beans are the ultimate convenience food: Inexpensive, shelf-stable, filling, and flavorful, they’re ready when you are to whip up easy meals in…
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How To Protect Your Health During a Pandemic
We are in a unique time, and it’s likely that many of you are feeling anxious, scared, and tired, seeking more predictability…
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Your Grocery Shortlist: Top-20 Quarantine Must-Haves
Heading to the grocery store during the COVID-19 pandemic? First things first: There’s no need to hoard. If you’ve noticed empty shelves…
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Ingredient IQ: Lettuce
There are many varieties of lettuce out there, but most kinds that you’ll see in the grocery store fall into one of…
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Ingredient IQ: Shallots
Editor’s Note: In January 2019, the Institute of Culinary Education launched the Natural Gourmet Center, a plant-centric and wellness-driven culinary arts program….
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Ingredient IQ: Artichokes
Underneath their prickly exterior, artichokes provide plenty of fiber (7 grams per medium artichoke) and more disease-thwarting antioxidant activity than any other…
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Ingredient IQ: Fennel
Here’s everything you need to know about fennel, a bulbous vegetable with a unique flavor profile that is a favorite ingredient in…
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Air Fryer 101 (Plus Recipes to Try)
The air fryer is one of the hottest healthy cooking appliances to hit the market in recent years, and for good reason:…
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How to Make a Buddha Bowl
Here’s everything you need to know to prepare and enjoy a Buddha bowl. First off…just what is a Buddha bowl? Buddha bowl…
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Ingredient IQ: Date Paste
As a healthy alternative to sugar in recipes, date paste owes everything to the fruit it’s made from. Date palms grow in…
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Instant Pot 101
From soups to pilafs, the Instant Pot and other multicookers can deepen flavors while drastically reducing cooking time for a variety of…
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How to Make the Best Homemade Vegan Pizza
Vegan pizza is nothing new: In Virgil’s Aeneid (written around 30 B.C.), weary travelers top “thin wheaten cakes” with fruits, veggies, and…
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