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Ashia Aubourg

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Ashia Aubourg is a freelance writer, editor, producer and recipe developer.

Ashia Rain Aubourg was born and raised in Cambridge, MA, and identifies as Black with Haitian and Caribbean roots.

Ashia is passionate about food, travel, lifestyle and culture narratives and centering systemically excluded voices.

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The Orange Julius Protein Smoothie Is the New Post-Workout Obsession

The Orange Julius Protein Smoothie Is the New Post-Workout Obsession

Fitness enthusiasts say the Orange Julius smoothie is a great post-workout recovery drink. I tested it and go…

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I Tried Edna Lewis' New Year's Recipe, and It's as Legendary as She Is

I Tried Edna Lewis' New Year's Recipe, and It's as Legendary as She Is

Iconic chef Edna Lewis' Black-Eyed Peas dish is a perfect New Year's Day recipe that is a tradition for many …

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I Tried the Viral Crunchy Chocolate Cake-and It Lives up to the Hype

I Tried the Viral Crunchy Chocolate Cake-and It Lives up to the Hype

The latest dessert trend on social media pairs a cake with a classic cereal to create a crunchy texture that …

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The 221-Year-Old Soup My Family Makes Every New Year's Day

The 221-Year-Old Soup My Family Makes Every New Year's Day

Every January 1st, my family makes soup joumou, an iconic Haitian dish that honors our ancestors' resilience …

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I Tried Patti Labelle's Mac and Cheese Recipe To See if It Lives up to the Hype-I Wasn't Disappoi...

I Tried Patti Labelle's Mac and Cheese Recipe To See if It Lives up to the Hype-I Wasn't Disappoi...

Patti LaBelle has been making her five-cheese mac and cheese recipe for decades. We had to test it for oursel…

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I Tried Edna Lewis' Recipe for Sugar Cookies, and Now I'll Never Make Them Any Other Way

I Tried Edna Lewis' Recipe for Sugar Cookies, and Now I'll Never Make Them Any Other Way

We tested out legendary chef Edna Lewis' sugar cookies, using a secret ingredient that makes all the differen…

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12-Second Coleslaw Is the Fastest Potluck Side You Can Make Original

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Few things come together in just 12 seconds, but chef John Mitzewich’s beloved “12-Second Coleslaw” gets pretty close. By starting with a bag of angel hair coleslaw mix, the dressing can be mixed and tossed together in just 10 minutes. “When people think of coleslaw, they think of that bowl of soggy, shredded cabbage sitting at the end of the picnic table,” Mitzewich writes.
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Farrah Fawcett’s No-Fuss Pie Recipe Is the Summer Dessert I Can’t Wait to Make Again Original

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As summer temperatures soar, chilled desserts offer sweet relief since no stove is required. Farrah Fawcett loved easy treats, and coconut cream pie topped her list. In a 2004 ABC interview, the actress revealed her admiration for this simple dessert, which comes together with a store-bought pie crust and a coconut filling that mixes up in just one bowl. With coconut milk ready in the pantry, I couldn’t wait to try Fawcett’s coconut cream pie for myself.
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The Vintage 4-Ingredient Peach Dessert One Grandmother Swore By Original

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Peach season arrives in just a few weeks, and classic desserts like peach cobbler, peach cake, and peach crumble often take center stage. This summer, a vintage peach mousse recipe gaining attention on Reddit offers a simple alternative worth adding to your rotation. The dessert uses just four ingredients and comes together quickly, delivering a light, nostalgic treat that fits right into peak peach season.
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