Cumin beans with tomatillo and chips Total time:25 minutes Servings:4 Total time:25 minutes Servings:4 Placeholder when loading item promotions I’m often asked: How do you come up with dishes that are so easy to prepare and yet so much fun? The real answer is I still cook like a college kid. Despite impromptu lessons from … Read more
In the real world, holidays play a very important social function. They are one of the ways societies remember what is precious to them, often marking important anniversaries in a nation’s history or celebrating a shared cultural tradition. They play a similar role in many films, helping to ground a fictional reality and creating an … Read more
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) – The weather has been chilly, but it’s not too early to start gardening, says a local expert. “Gardening is a year-round job” Rick Vuysta western Michigan author, radio host and gardening expert of over 45 said on WOOD TV8 live desk on Friday morning. “I generally tell people that I … Read more
Suncor’s Commerce City refinery responded to allegations that “toxic levels” of PFAS chemicals were found in Sand Creek adjacent to and downstream of the refinery. “There is no doubt that Colorado has a major PFAS problem,” said Caitlin Miller, attorney at Earthjustice environmental non-profit organization. “Our study shows that Suncor is a significant source of … Read more
Seo Myeong-whan, CEO of Mijeoggamgag, poses during an interview with The Korea Herald at his office in Yeonhui-dong, Seoul April 26. (Kim Hae-yeon/ The Korea Herald) The fame of “K-Food” wasn’t built in a day. Korean cuisine, a key component of the country’s soft power, along with K-pop and K-dramas, which have relatively short histories, … Read more
Gal Gadot has worn Tiffany & Co. jewelry on red carpets for several seasons, while the jewelry house’s most iconic stone also found its way around her neck in her latest film. Death on the Nile. Now the wonder woman star put an official stamp on the relationship by appearing in the status brand’s latest … Read more
All we say is give peace a chance.”—John Lennon, 1969This week the three major religions of the world observed their holy days in chronological synchronicity. In the same days, Muslims celebrated Ramadan, Jews celebrated Passover, and Christians rejoiced in Easter services. That alone is reason enough to hope for peace on earth. Yet despite the … Read more
By Chauncey Gardener This post is hopefully the first of Edhat’s future posts about the Yanonali Community Garden, a treasured portion of the 2.32-acre Eastside Neighborhood Park. Our garden, and although we are only renters we consider it ours, has been a happy and rewarding place for vegetable production for many Eastside residents for almost … Read more
The Hill, Greg Nash Bipartisan energy talks are in full swing while reconciliation remains on hold, and the Biden administration is establishing a new efficiency rule for commercial water heaters. This is Overnight Energy & Environment, your source for the latest news on energy, the environment and more. For The Hill we are Rachel Frazin … Read more
You may know the Milk Bar for their three-tiered birthday cakes or their bite-sized “cake truffles.” The woman behind the sweets is Christina Tosi, an award-winning pastry chef and dessert evangelist who has reinvented traditional confectionery by removing the icing from cakes and introducing “cereal milk,” a drink made by flavoring milk with breakfast cereal. … Read more