When chef Robert Collins was stabbed in the neck while working in Spain as a customs agent for the US Navy in 2007, he made a deal with God. “I said to God, ‘If you pull me through and get me home in one piece, I’ll do anything.’ He said, ‘I want you to teach … Read more
While many vacationers know Yarmouth for the bustling street of restaurants, motels, and family-friendly activities off Route 28 near the south shore, the town boasts a rich history of mills, hiking trails, sea voyages, and more. There are also a number of natural resources. And it turns out the history of the town (established in … Read more
World Poha Day 2022: Today is World Poha Day or Vishwa Poha Diwas which is commemorated every year on June 7th by fans of one of India’s favorite breakfasts. Poha, or flattened rice, is a perfect breakfast, snack, or even meal, depending on the recipe you’re making. Fry it with peanuts, cashews and raisins for … Read more
Have you ever stopped and thought about what the people who cook or serve your restaurant dishes have for their own dinners? After all, you work the whole lunch break. Not surprisingly, it’s a long-standing tradition at many Louisville-area restaurants for employees to often eat together before their shifts. Known as family dinners, this can … Read more
Boredom, stress, anxiety, and emotional eating can lead to mindless eating and overeating, leading to weight gain and health problems. Your current confused state of mind coupled with a feeling that just a little too much work and responsibility is happening could delay your good intentions to start a healthy life. However, there are practical … Read more
Statistical studies disproved Alfred Adler’s theory about the alleged characteristics of children’s birth order years ago. I do not care. At my house, the kids will tell you Adler was real. Andrea Chaco My eldest believes that we are the hardest on her and need to pave the way for others. The middle child, afraid … Read more
Australia’s food safety report for the last 12 months is “mixed” according to the Food Safety Information Council (FSIC). There has been a decrease in reported Salmonella infections and a survey found fewer people are washing chickens. However, another survey found that handwashing has declined, while poisonings related to wild mushrooms continue to be recorded. … Read more
Before 2020, virtual summer camps were little known, not particularly popular and not offered by many companies. However, Covid-19 and the lockdowns have changed that and it appears that ‘in person’ camps will continue to shine brightest during the hottest months of the year, however online camps have secured a permanent place in the annual … Read more
The pond at Upingaksraq Spring Alaska Schreiner’s High Desert Farm is full again. It’s a welcome sight for Schreiner, who owns Sakari Farms just north of Bend. Last summer, when drought hit central Oregon, Schreiner’s irrigation district shut off water supplies. She watched the pond gradually disappear, leaving a puddle of mud. “I cried last … Read more
Siri Daly says she cooks with her kids whenever possible. “They love to bake with me,” she says. (Photo: Getty; designed by Quinn Lemmers) Because food connects us all, Yahoo Life serves up tons of table talk with people who are passionate about what’s on their menu eraseda series about food. Homemade pizza is served … Read more