I tried to stay calm. “I’d like mayonnaise on both slices of bread, please.” My husband, Paul, thought I liked hanging out at the kitchen island, giving him the orders to prepare the food. But I didn’t. I just wanted lunch. I recently had a second knee replacement surgery. That means I’m kind of off …
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During the second half of my junior year of college, my mental health was at an all-time low. My anxiety and depressed moods came and went so often that I was worried about why it was happening. I had experienced these feelings before, but never to this extent. I found myself distancing myself from my …
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Johanna Hicks, Extension Agent By Johanna Hicks, Texas AgriLife Extension Agent for Family and Community Health in Hopkins County, [email protected] Diabetes continues to be a problem in Hopkins County. According to Countyhealthrankings.org, 12% of Hopkins County adults over the age of 18 have been diagnosed with diabetes. The good news is that diabetes can be …
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In 2014, Sarah Todd, a restaurateur, author, speaker, and TV host, participated in MasterChef Australia for the first time and placed in the top 10. Sarah made a triumphant return to the competition this year, and despite almost missing out on the title by a few points, she won many fans’ hearts with her culinary …
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Aug. 12, 2022 — “Be careful what you eat” is a common refrain, but a new study shows that eating what you see may be an effective way to improve one’s diet. Researchers in Kentucky found that college students who set weight loss goals and watched cooking videos ate more fruits and vegetables over time. …
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(Family Features) For home cooks looking to take their cooking skills to the next level, it all starts with a little inspiration and some new skills. Turn family meals into extravagant adventures, take backyard barbecues to new heights, and impress friends and neighbors with pitmaster-worthy recipes. In fact, it can be as easy as turning …
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This is an excerpt from WBUR’s Cooked newsletter. Sign up to find out how to reduce your impact on climate change and take action so YOU can make a difference. Dawn Spears opened a paper grocery bag and pulled out a dried ear of corn. She gently opened the papery shell to reveal the kernels …
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Have you ever noticed that for every delectable dessert out there, there’s a deathly joy hovering over it? I’m not talking about the person who can’t resist mentioning halfway through a whipped cream-filled dessert how bad it will be for your arteries. I’m talking about those who find a way to shame you into making …
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Kale Pesto paired with grilled shrimp and cheese tortellini is one of dozens of ways to bring summer flavor to your meals year-round. Karen Schneider / For The Forecaster I am always so inspired after my trips to farm stands and farmers markets. Who wouldn’t be? Everything is so generous and beautiful and the farmers …
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Sharing is careful! Hot, crispy bacon that goes from freezer to table in just 30 minutes? This is fair! It’s so easy to make frozen ham in the air fryer without thawing or defrosting. This post may contain affiliate links. If you click on a link and make a purchase, I may receive a small …
