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No hand cramps here.
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No groceries? No worries.
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Our insiders' guide to vacationing in health and style
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The recipes and cooking resources to help get you through.
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This year, change the pace: make your plans to escape from whatever is dragging you down this holiday season. You will thank yourself.
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When it’s chilly, gray, and stormy outside, there’s no better time to hunker down in your kitchen and cook up these comfort food favorites.
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We love to cook, but sometimes a prepared meal kit really comes in handy. We’ve tried all of the services available nationwide and find that these four are the best.
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When the temperature spikes, and all you can think about it spending time outside, these sandwiches will be there for you.
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Restaurants
From California to North Carolina to Michigan, 10 quick-service restaurants that pay their employees fairly and offer paid vacation and sick leave
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Skip the rest stop and pull up to these 16 cool restaurants that live in gas stations (both former and still-functioning). A little KC BBQ with your wiper fluid?
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Coronavirus
The past five months have been hard. They’ve also made us smarter, more creative, less wasteful home cooks.
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This is not the time for standing over a pot of risotto.
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We’ve got lots of recipes—plus the kitchen tools as important as your bathing suit.
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Don't fight the crowds—everyone on your list will go crazy for these homemade edible holiday gifts.
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These 11 coffee cocktails are guaranteed to keep your party grooving.
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The robes, jams, and cashmere slippers you need to be a professional relaxer.
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The recipes deputy food director Chris Morocco is relying on to make it work.
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Lisa Caiazza of Franklin Square, New York, writes, "At the Manhattan law office where I'm a legal secretary, it seems as though the phones are always ringing. And if it isn't the phones that have me occupied, then there are lots of documents that need my attention. By the time I get home from the city, I usually have only about 45 minutes to put together dinner for my husband, Angelo, and myself. Still, that's enough time to make something filling and delicious, like a salad and a hearty pasta or soup."
A quick and flavorful pasta dish that's special enough for company.
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Culture
As Labor Day approaches, our staffers are savoring the season with one last lazy weekend of barbecues, tomato salads, and homemade ice cream
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Here's an outdoor movie picnic menu, complete with popcorn, sandwiches, dessert, and an undercover cocktail
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Sad desk lunches are SO 2018.