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When you need yoga ASAP, the good news is you don’t have to stop, drop, and find a yoga class at your local studio. Here are 8 free yoga channels!
Party Arkansas style! Enjoy these mixed drink recipes for cocktails named after the Natural State.
When you need yoga ASAP, the good news is you don’t have to stop, drop, and find a yoga class at your local studio. Here are 8 free yoga channels!
More than just goulash and paprika, here are 25 delicious and hearty traditional Hungarian foods every traveler must try when in Budapest!
This white chocolate and caramel fudge recipe is an amazing no fail fudge that is sure to impress!
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Have you always wanted to be able to whistle but never managed to work out how it’s done? Well, today you’re finally going to learn the solution.
It’s hard to deny that a warm, savory bowl of chili brings a certain nostalgia to the table. Whether it’s a weekly tradition or a special occasion dish, chili is one of our favorite ways to warm the soul. Discover a few of our tastiest, coziest beef chili recipes.
25 years old. Brazilian. Citizen of the world, I be everywhere, one place at a time and all at once! NSFW. My blog is for grown people, you've been warned.
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These thick, flaky crêpes stuffed with a jammy tomato-based filling are a typical street snack in Algeria.
Refinery29 features five insanely good sandwiches, and how to make each!
You gotta try this easy no-bake Oatmeal Fudge Bars recipe! It’s the perfect healthy breakfast or midday treat to satisfy your sweet tooth -- guilt-free!
I read blogs. Of course I do.I read all kinds of blogs. I read blogs with great photos. I read blogs that make me laugh. I read blogs from people I like, and I read the train wreck blogs too. In fact those are my favorite!I read blogs you never heard of and I read the famous blogs that make my toes curl with envy. So of course I read Simply Recipes. I mean who doesn't right?But as many blogs as I read, what I don't do all that often is cook something straight from another blog. Sure I get inspired by many of the wonderful things people are cooking out there, but in my case it usually becomes a starting point and I go off in my own direction.But not today. Today I have a cookie from Garrett McCord. He of Vanilla Garlic regularly makes appearances on the aforementioned Simply Recipes. This cookie comes from one of his star turns there. How did he get that plum gig? Lucky devil...Anyway. It's my kind of cookie. Not too sweet with an alluring texture. Both crisp and chewy. It has the bold bite of cinnamon, making it perfect for the holidays. Perfect for the weather. Perfect for savoring. Perfect for sharing. Just all around perfect. So I did not really change a thing. Except– well, I dipped mine in turbinado sugar instead of a cinnamon sugar mixture. Hey, I didn't want to be accused of stealing his recipe...
If you love soup, you've got to try this thick and delicious Chicken Tortilla Soup that is ready in 45 minutes! It's loaded with veggies and protein, plus it's naturally gluten free and dairy free!
Sweet and Spicy Dilis is a popular street food in the Philippines, a dish that is made out of dried anchovies in a sweet and spicy coating, it usually sold in deep fried peanut stalls in bus and jeepney terminals. Though this food item dominates the street food scene in...
Bounty cake recipe which is healthy, gluten free, vegan, made with raw chocolate, coconut milk, some nuts and a bit of love? Yes, we are doing this!
Scrapple is a PA diner favorite originating from the Pennsylvania Dutch community. They’re like thick, fried sausage patties with crispy edges and a slightly mushy interior. While the original version is pretty well-known for containing some seriously “don’t ask what’s in it” kind of ingredients, our easy vegan scrapple recipe uses ground walnuts, chickpea flour, and cornmeal for a truly delicious vegetarian version!
The core can be hard to grasp or tangibly activate but it’s essential for inversions. Practice these 12 core exercises to transform your inversion practice.
Kaya is a spread used in breakfast or snack items (think dulce de leche made with coconut milk, made slightly savory by adding eggs). It's the one item that stood out to me most while living in Hong Kong, where so many cultures with their authentic cuisines mingle. It's got deep, nutty caramel notes from using brown sugar and a savory note from the eggs- almost like a brioche in jam form. The coconut milk gives it richness and fragrance. I like to spread it on perfectly browned toast (from good white bread like Pain de Mie) before I spread a generous amount of butter on top- it's important not to let the heat of the toast completely melt the butter because the richness of the dairy needs to have its own place. I also deviate from tradition and sprinkle some sea salt over it- it balances out the sweetness and enhances every bite!
You gotta try this easy no-bake Oatmeal Fudge Bars recipe! It’s the perfect healthy breakfast or midday treat to satisfy your sweet tooth -- guilt-free!
Food often dictates our travels and my last few trips to Istria I hunted down the best. These fabulous Istrian food experiences will delight you!
This aromatic curry recipe from a family friend is very filling – no side of rice needed!
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Your morning routine sets the tone for the rest of your day. Use these 4 tips for the best morning routine with morning habits to set you up for success.
In travelling to 24 European countries, you can imagine I've had my fair share of meals. From traditional European food to quick eats, these are my top 10 European Foods you need to try... along
Food often dictates our travels and my last few trips to Istria I hunted down the best. These fabulous Istrian food experiences will delight you!
More than just goulash and paprika, here are 25 delicious and hearty traditional Hungarian foods every traveler must try when in Budapest!
One thing that you will always find in my refrigerator is cheese! Not only am I a fan of the yummy stuff, but I joke and say that my husband practically has a relationship with blue cheese because he loves...
The ancient practice of acupressure can provide more help than just relieving us of little annoying health issues like headaches, colds, the flu, and fatigue. It can also aid us in our overall well-being.
Here are several tips based on personal and professional experience to help you focus in on where to go now that you’ve finished yoga teacher training:
Fudgy, Chewy, Cakey Brownies - need I say more?
