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These banana chocolate chip muffins have range. Serve them at brunch, take them to a housewarming party, or make a batch to snack on throughout the week—no matter the time or place, they’re sure to please. Overripe bananas have the best texture and richest banana flavor, so wait until yours are brown and speckled. To … Read more
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This website isn’t known for its brevity—when we tackle a culinary question, we go deep, test methodically, and explain our results. This article may be a welcome change of pace, because there’s only so much one can say about freezing corn. It’s very simple and easy. So, here’s what you need to know to preserve … Read more
Pinot noir needs a coolish climate. Outside of Burgundy, high quality examples are made in Chile, New Zealand, Australia (particularly Tasmania), Oregon, California, Germany, Austria, and increasingly in England. The grape is also grown elsewhere in France, especially in the Loire. We tasted a variety of samples from all over the world with a £25 … Read more
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Straight to the Point The OXO Obsidian Pre-Seasoned Carbon Steel Outdoor Skillet grilled up perfectly charred vegetables and proteins every time. We loved its removable handle, too. Tell you what, the older I get, the more I feel like Hank Hill from the TV show King of the Hill: living in the ‘burbs and inordinately … Read more
Though the Nalgene Grip-N-Gulp has a sippy-style top, it doesn’t look or feel too babyish for bigger kids. My eight-year-old still sometimes uses this bottle at home and at school (sans gasket), and it’s small and smooth enough to slide easily into the side pocket of a backpack or diaper bag. So far, it has … Read more
Why are electrolytes important? Electrolytes are important because they help our body in the following ways: Balance fluids in our bodies Maintain the pH level (acid/alkaline) of our blood within the optimal range (7.35-7.45) Move nutrients in and waste materials out of our cells Activate muscles to contract and help the heart beat Transmit nerve … Read more
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In the world of wellness trends, there’s no denying that gut health has recently gained immense popularity. Within the last few years, terms like probiotics, good bacteria and microbiome have become part of our common vocabulary. And the increased focus is well-deserved, as a rapidly growing body of research shows that gut health is connected … Read more
Welcome to Jesse Fixes Dinner, a series in which food editor Jesse Szewczyk shares his best tricks for effortless weeknight cooking. It’s rare that a mac and cheese craving strikes when I have all of the ingredients on hand. Maybe I have milk but no cream, or Parmesan but no cheddar. Either way, I’m not … Read more
This weeknight wonder takes just three ingredients to make: Parmesan, olive oil, and pasta. While it might seem impossible to make a restaurant-quality sauce with nothing more than olive oil and cheese, this technique proves otherwise. Combining grated Parmesan, cold water, and a glug of oil in a blender creates a velvety sauce that perfectly … Read more
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If you’re on the hunt for something sweet to eat, these healthy summer desserts will be right up your alley! These desserts are easy to make as they come together in three steps or less. Plus each recipe is made with delicious summer fruits like peaches, watermelon and berries. You’ll want to try options like … Read more