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17 Best Recipes With 5 Ingredients Or Less

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By Elaina Friedman
| Yahoo Life Verified
There are dinners that call for extensive grocery lists, cleared schedules, and hours of prep and cook time. But unless you're a professional party host, a recipe developer, or a person with a lot of time on your hands, occasions in which you have an endless amount of ingredients at your disposal or enough time to whip up an elaborate feast are few and far between. For the average home cook, weekday meals call for as little time in the kitchen as possible.
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Mapping Absence in "The Age of Loneliness"

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By Elaina Friedman
| Chicago Review of Books Verified
On a windy day at a Belgian beach, a film crew sets up mirrors in the sand. Some lie flat, reflecting a blue sky and scattered clouds, while others sway on hooks between ocean and salt grass. In this early scene of Agnès Varda’s auto-portrait, The Beaches of Agnès (2008), the filmmaker lands in the blue-green strata of shore, sky, and the North Sea, where she spent summers as a child. “If we opened people up, we’d find landscapes,” she says.
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When Packing A Picnic, Think Twice Before You Make A Mayo-Based Salad Original

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By Elaina Friedman
| The Daily Meal
Mayonnaise is the glue that binds some of summer's most enduring side dishes. It casts an oddly alluring sheen over the colorful components of tuna and egg salad, macaroni salad, and Waldorf salad, to name a few. While those dishes might seem like the perfect additions to a potluck in the park, they don't travel as well as Big Picnic has led us to believe. Rodger Bowser, head chef of Michigan's Zingerman's Deli, explained why in an exclusive interview with Daily Meal.
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