This Website Exposes the Truth About Soaring Food Prices
A developer in Austria created a comparison website that helped open up the opaque world of food costs as regulators investigate the food industry.
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Who Deserves to Eat at Noma?
A visit to the hus that Redzepi built presents 18 meticulous plates of food, and a few lingering questions to wash it all down with.
tastecooking.com
The Coffee Issue
This issue is vast, at times contradictory, universal and yet driven by singular viewpoints informed by decades in the coffee game.
tastecooking.com
The Israel Issue
The origins of Israeli couscous, fizzy gazoz, and stories from Tel Aviv, Akko, and Ramallah—with a deep look at Palestinian cooks in America.
tastecooking.com
Popcorn Is a Time Capsule for How We Snack
The movie theater staple is ever evolving, just like our snacking habits
tastecooking.com
Have Nuts Gone Nuts?
Savory or sweet, spiced nuts are an all-American standby. These brands are taking it further, with flavors from dill pickle to Buffalo wing.
tastecooking.com
Searching for America’s First Chicken Finger
Some 34% of restaurants in the United States have chicken fingers on their menus. Can we point to number one?
tastecooking.com
Olive Oil and Chickpea Pasta Got Cool. You Can Blame This Agency.
Meet Gander, the New York-based studio that helps food brands takeover Instagram.
tastecooking.com
Xawaash Is The Somali Food Blog That Taught a Generation of Diaspora Kids How to Cook
As diasporic internet communities began popping up in the early 2010s, Xawaash connected a generation to its cultural legacy
tastecooking.com
Kenny Gilbert’s Southern Food Cannot Be Contained
In Southern Cooking, Global Flavors, the Top Chef alum (and one of Oprah’s personal chefs) mines the diversity of the American South.
tastecooking.com
Have We Finally Hit Peak Wellness Food?
A novelist digs into the kelp- and cacao-boosted movement that inspired her work.
tastecooking.com
Mystery of Why Humans Die Around 80 May Finally Be Solved
Scientists have been studying the ageing processes of mammals, from humans to mice and giraffes.
'Why Me?': What Patients of Spinal Muscular Atrophy Want India to Learn About Their Condition
From misdiagnosis to social boycott, patients born with the genetic condition called Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) have a lot to deal with. Awareness is the first step to help them.
thebetterindia.com
7 Easy Ways To Turn Walking Into a Workout for Your Abs
Walking is never going to be a targeted abs exercise in the way that planks or Russian twists with a medicine ball are. But there are strategies you can use to engage them more with every step.
wellandgood.com
Why It’s Too Soon to Call It Covid Season
Covid seems to spike twice a year—but unlike flu season, not in a predictable pattern. That could be due to the virus, the environment, or the people it is infecting.
How do bats stay cancer-free? The answer could be lifesaving for humans.
Bats use their unique immune systems to fight off diseases that plague humans, including cancer and coronaviruses.
popsci.com
Why I’ll Never Forget the Summer My Father and I Tried to Lose Weight
When I found crumpled junk-food wrappers in the closet, I felt personally betrayed.
This 3-move bodyweight shoulder workout carves your triceps, pecs and delts in just 20 minutes
Get ready for the shoulder burn
tomsguide.com
The Mushroom Boom | The Walrus
From beer to vegan leather, fungi are increasingly being used in new ways. But there’s still a lot we don’t know about the mysterious organisms
thewalrus.ca
Shark Tank winner, 57, is fighting for his life after donating kidney
Kevin Kiernan's saga began nine months ago when the 57-year-old New Jersey resident decided to give his kidney to his old college friend's 77-year-old mother.
A Child-Free Life Can Be Full of Adventure. It’s Also Complicated.
Maria Coffey’s new book, ‘Instead,’ offers wise perspective on one of the most important choices a woman can make
www.outsideonline.com
The Richest Athlete of All Time Did Nothing With His Wealth and Vanished Into History
Over the course of his chariot racing career, Gaius Appuleius Diocles won almost 60,000 lbs of gold. What did he do with it? Who knows.
How the Mommy Wars are Being Redefined by the Child Care Cliff
On social media, the mommy wars rage on. But these overly simplistic takes on stay-at-home vs. working motherhood—which have always missed the mark—are more problematic than ever, especially with the looming child care cliff.
Make Sure Your Child Is Getting Enough of These 6 Important Nutrients
While all nutrients play a role in health and well-being, six are especially crucial for kids. Here's what to know about the top nutrients your kid needs from infancy through the teen years.
Great in an Emergency: These First-Aid Kits Have All the Supplies Your Family Needs at Home or on the Road
We examined the contents of the best first-aid kits and tested them for ease of use, organization, quality, and overall value. Prepare for emergencies at home and on the go with these 13 first-aid kits that include all the supplies recommended by the Red Cross and the CDC.
What Does Heat Rash Look Like in Kids?
Heat rash is a red, bumpy rash common in children, especially during the summer months. Learn more about the causes, treatment, and prevention of heat rash in kids.
How Long Does Pink Eye Last?
Pink eye, often known as conjunctivitis, can be a challenge for both parents and children alike. Learn the symptoms, treatment, and how long it lasts.
How Families of Kids—And Parents—With ADHD Are Coping With the Continued Adderall Shortage
A continued shortage of the ADHD medication Adderall—and other related stimulants—has made a major impact on families of neurodivergent kids—and parents. Here's how people with ADHD are coping.
Kids Health & Safety
From the common cold to rashes and food allergies to mental health and safety concerns, explore our A-Z health guide on children's health conditions.
Our Tech Wearables Are Turning Into Modern Mood Rings
While your smart watch’s insights can help, experts warn they’re no panacea for your mental health—even if brands might attempt to convince you otherwise.
www.thedailybeast.com
Since When Did This City Become a Pizza and Ramen Paradise?
While roaming Copenhagen last summer, we noticed something peculiar: There are so many pizzerias. Turns out, there’s a bit of a pizza renaissance in town.
www.thedailybeast.com
Sandwich shop in Bristol is named UberEats restaurant
Sandwich Sandwich, which offers the likes of a sweet potato hash on granary bread, chicken parmigiana flatbread and BBQ beef burnt ends on a brioche bun beat out thousands.
How to Stop Being Late
If you don’t have a late friend, you are the late friend. Here’s how to be on time.
8 Yoga Poses for Your Best Sleep
Use these gentle yoga stretches to help calm your mind before bed and prepare for a good night's rest.
www.cnet.com
mRNA COVID vaccines saved lives and won a Nobel — what’s next for the technology?
Nature talks to experts about how messenger RNA is transforming medicine.
www.nature.com
The Best Ways to Roast Your Favorite Autumn Vegetables
Load up on the farmer’s market veggies and crank up the oven: You’re in for some of the easiest and tastiest meal prep you could ask for.
How to Make Any Jarred Tomato Sauce Better…And If You Even Should
Our favorite tips (from deglazing and seasoning to adding meat) for elevating any jar of tomato sauce to a place you're really happy with.
How to Carve a Roast Chicken (Whether Whole or Spatchcocked)
Carving a roast chicken should leave it looking just as beautiful as it did coming out of the oven. Here's how, for both whole and spatchcocked birds.
Is It Worth It to Marinate Your Meat?
After rounds of testing and research, we share everything you need to know to get the most out of your marinades, including how long to marinate for, what kinds of flavors do and don’t penetrate meat, and how to avoid marinade disasters.
How to Set Up a Wok Cooking Station
Lucas Sin explains how home cooks should prepare themselves for fast-paced wok cooking, from pre-prepping your ingredients to keeping landing pads at the ready.
How-Tos
Our how-tos bring you everything you need to know to get in the kitchen and cook, from fundamental techniques to the whys and hows behind our recipes.
Serious Eats
Serious Eats is the destination for delicious food, with definitive recipes, trailblazing science, and essential guides to eating and knowing all about the best food, wherever you are.
How to Butcher a Chicken
If there's one knife skill that can save you money <em>and</em> make you look cool at the same time, it's breaking down a chicken. Here's how to do it like the pros.
How to Make the Best Seafood Po' Boys
Fried shrimp, oysters, and fish are all great options for stuffing into a rémoulade-slathered roll with lettuce, tomato, and pickles for this classic Louisiana sandwich.
How to Dry Age Beef
With careful attention and patience, it's possible to dry age beef at home for steaks with unparalleled flavor and tenderness.
How to Build a Better Rice Bowl
Delicious rice bowls are all about flavor and texture.
Serious Eats' Most Popular Recipes of 2022
The most popular recipes that Serious Eats published in 2022, including those from a wide range of countries, cultures, and cuisines, and a ton of potato recipes from Starch Madness 2022.
Our Favorite Recipes of 2022
These are the meals the Serious Eats staff turned to over and over again.
Our Favorite Recipes of 2021
The ones the Serious Eats staff kept turning to again and again this year.
Our Favorite Recipes of 2020
The Serious Eats staff highlight their favorite recipes of 2020.
Recipes
Original recipes, tested, tasted, and approved by Serious Eats to ensure great results. Find inspiration or filter by ingredient, course, cuisine, diet, method, or season.
Vietnamese Curry and Fried Chicken Recipe
Brine and marinate chicken, then bread and fry it until epically craggy and crunchy before dunking it in an aromatic, warming bowl of curry in this triumphant Vietnamese duet.
www.vice.com
Handheld Chicken Pot Pies Recipe
Slow-cook a whole chicken until super tender, then use it to make a sumptuous pot pie filling wrapped up in flaky paratha for the perfect on-the-go snack.
www.vice.com
Fish Tacos Recipe
Crunchy, vodka-battered fried fish is eternally flawless enveloped by homemade, fresh corn tortillas and topped with a vibrant slaw and fresh salsa.
www.vice.com
The State of the Mediterranean, as Told by Seafaring People
Rising temperatures, plastic pollution and marine die-outs – the Mediterranean is under unprecedented stress, and fishermen are taking notice.
www.vice.com
PFAS 'forever chemicals' linked to cancer detected in US homes
Researchers at Emory University, in Georgia, tested 300 samples of dust, drinking water, blood and urine from 80 homes in Indiana. They spotted ultra-short-chain PFAS in the samples.
I'm a morbidly obese woman suing my health insurer for $700,000
Luci 'Lynette' Solorio, from Washington, is suing Regence Blueshield for charging her more than $700,000. She underwent bariatric surgery in 2017, covered by her insurer at the time.
Nurse whose cancer was misdiagnosed as long Covid dies
Brogan Williams, from Pendeford in Wolverhampton, was in remission from breast cancer when she attended A&E with chest pains in July 2021.
Elevated PFAS levels linked to higher cancer, low birth weight rates
The top ten cities whose water sources are laced with toxic forever chemicals have higher-than-average rates of cancer diagnoses and deaths as well as pregnancy complications.
American Teenagers on Mental Health, Growing Up, and Coping
In their own words, U.S. teens talk about the complex world they live in.
time.com
From Fish to Bacon, A Ranking of Animal Proteins in Order of Healthfulness
Turkey is leaner than chicken, bison is leaner than beef.
7 Fitness Mistakes to Avoid in Your Workout Routine (and the Best Lessons Learned)
What not to do in your workout routine, according to the women who’ve made the mistakes.
What Is a Snack, Really?
How we choose to snack is tied to how we live our lives — or how we want to.
Connecticut high schooler dies after fainting at football practice
A Connecticut high school student died after losing consciousness at football practice in a tragedy that has an entire town stunned and searching for answers, school officials said.
The Evolutionary Origins of Why You’re Programmed to Love Sugar
If you ever feel like you can’t stop eating sugar, you are responding precisely as programmed by natural selection. What was once an evolutionary advantage has a different effect today.
The Dark Side of Dental Tourism
Heading overseas for cheap veneers can sometimes turn into a painful and traumatising experience.
The Secret to Productivity Is Pleasure, According to this Sex Expert
Author Emily Morse told GQ about her daily routine: meditation, workouts, and mindful masturbation.
If You're Going To Google Your Health Symptoms, Here's How To Do It Right
Here's how to spot bad medical information — and how to stop freaking yourself out as you do your research.
This Is How Much You Need to Budget for Health Expenses
With so much out of your control, here's a formula to plan for what you can.
lifehacker.com
How TikTok profits off dangerous health trends
On TikTok Shop, influencers are profiting by promoting sketchy health trends in order to sell products.
vox.com
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