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S’mores Across America: 50 Recipes Inspired by the States
Now The chef said that running a restaurant in New York — and the clientele — had changed in the last couple of years. On Wednesday, Tom Colicchio announced on Instagram that he would close his 25-year-old flagship restaurant, Craft, on June 27. “Twenty-five years is a long time in New York,” he said in …
See how Interior Design Masters star Francesca turned her bathroom into a dream kitchen
I’m Francesca Kletz, a textiles and interior designer and writer. I live with my husband, Robert, and our son, Fievel. Our home is a two-bed flat in Hackney, east London. The challenge… Originally, you had to walk through the small kitchen to get to the bright bathroom at the far end of the flat. Not only was the layout clumsy but the kitchen was so cramped and dark, and the bathroom got all the light. We knew we wanted to swap them around.
Blue bathroom makeover: 'Our coastal style bathroom feels like summer'
Take a look inside Michelle's seaside-inspired bathroom, inspired by holidays on the coast By Emma Fishman Published: June 22, 2022 at 9:24 am Inspired by holidays to the seaside, Michelle Vanlint transformed her space with a brand-new look, creating a calming vibe. Here, she tells YourHomeStyle all about her makeover experience… Coastal bathroom makeover ‘Our bathroom was never my favourite room in the house, but it was a great size, with a lovely fireplace.
Blue bathroom makeover: 'Our coastal style bathroom feels like summer'
Take a look inside Michelle's seaside-inspired bathroom, inspired by holidays on the coast By Emma Fishman Published: June 22, 2022 at 9:24 am Inspired by holidays to the seaside, Michelle Vanlint transformed her space with a brand-new look, creating a calming vibe. Here, she tells YourHomeStyle all about her makeover experience… Coastal bathroom makeover ‘Our bathroom was never my favourite room in the house, but it was a great size, with a lovely fireplace.
This Vintage Pitcher From Etsy Reminds Me of My Favorite Restaurant
I didn’t think I could love Lil’ Deb’s Oasis—the tropical, queer-owned, feel-good restaurant in Hudson, New York—any more than I already do, but I was proven wrong. During a snowy long weekend spent in Hudson with friends, we scored one of the snug restaurant’s hard-to-get tables and decided to order the Party Pitcher.
Kitchen makeover: ‘We doubled the storage by taking out a door’
By opening up the space and extending the units, Sarah Purchase boosted the storage and light in her new kitchen, making it more practical for a family of four By Emma Fishman Published: March 17, 2022 at 11:09 am Sarah’s cramped kitchen wasn’t working efficiently from the moment she moved in with her partner, Alex, along with two daughters, Hazel and Ailsa.
Kitchen makeover: ‘We doubled the storage by taking out a door’
By opening up the space and extending the units, Sarah Purchase boosted the storage and light in her new kitchen, making it more practical for a family of four By Emma Fishman Published: March 17, 2022 at 11:09 am Sarah’s cramped kitchen wasn’t working efficiently from the moment she moved in with her partner, Alex, along with two daughters, Hazel and Ailsa.
Hallway makeover: ‘We chose two bold green hues to make it cosy’
When Chloe moved into her new house in Loughton, the hallway was one of the last jobs to be considered. Although the existing floral wallpaper was not to Chloe’s taste, redecorating wasn’t a priority compared to the bathroom and kitchen. Eventually, however, the hallway started looking worse for wear, with tears on the stair carpet, which was also badly stained.
Hallway makeover: ‘We chose two bold green hues to make it cosy’
When Chloe moved into her new house in Loughton, the hallway was one of the last jobs to be considered. Although the existing floral wallpaper was not to Chloe’s taste, redecorating wasn’t a priority compared to the bathroom and kitchen. Eventually, however, the hallway started looking worse for wear, with tears on the stair carpet, which was also badly stained.
Hallway makeover: ‘We chose two bold green hues to make it cosy’
When Chloe moved into her new house in Loughton, the hallway was one of the last jobs to be considered. Although the existing floral wallpaper was not to Chloe’s taste, redecorating wasn’t a priority compared to the bathroom and kitchen. Eventually, however, the hallway started looking worse for wear, with tears on the stair carpet, which was also badly stained.
White kitchen makeover: ‘We chose an all-white scheme for a fresh feel’
Moving into their first flat was really exciting for Nadia and her husband, Crae. ‘It was quite a mission finding a flat that ticked all the boxes. It had to be within handy transport links for work, have a second bedroom and be within budget. It took quite a while to find a flat we both loved, but we knew straight away this was the one,’ says Nadia.
White kitchen makeover: ‘We chose an all-white scheme for a fresh feel’
Moving into their first flat was really exciting for Nadia and her husband, Crae. ‘It was quite a mission finding a flat that ticked all the boxes. It had to be within handy transport links for work, have a second bedroom and be within budget. It took quite a while to find a flat we both loved, but we knew straight away this was the one,’ says Nadia.
White kitchen makeover: ‘We chose an all-white scheme for a fresh feel’
Moving into their first flat was really exciting for Nadia and her husband, Crae. ‘It was quite a mission finding a flat that ticked all the boxes. It had to be within handy transport links for work, have a second bedroom and be within budget. It took quite a while to find a flat we both loved, but we knew straight away this was the one,’ says Nadia.
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Julia Roberts and I Fully Endorse This Dreamy Upstate New York Breakfast Spot
This is Highly Recommend, a column dedicated to our very opinionated editors’ favorite things to eat, drink, and buy. The Hudson Valley in New York has been my escape ever since I was a little kid. (That’s how my family beat the heat in Atlanta.) Now that I live in New York City, where access to upstate is even easier, my obsession has only deepened—especially once I tried the brunch at Bartlett House in Ghent, New York.
This Stylish Hotel Soothes My Travel-Weary Soul
This is Highly Recommend, a column dedicated to our very opinionated editors’ favorite things to eat, drink, and buy. I have some of the worst travel luck EVER. Delayed and canceled flights, untimely airport power outages, lost bags—the list is endless and frequently updated. My luck with places to stay isn’t much better (I’m talking to you, flooded Italian Airbnb). That is, until I checked into The Siren hotel in Detroit.
This Restaurant Nearly Convinced Me to Move to Los Angeles
This is Highly Recommend, a column dedicated to our very opinionated editors’ favorite things to eat, drink, and buy. The last time I was in Los Angeles, my friend suggested we meet for an afternoon cocktail at Atrium, a breezy new bar and restaurant in Los Feliz. She knows me too well. First there was a succulent-filled alleyway leading to the big brick building.
How to Make and Drink the Perfect Cup of Yerba Mate
On a snowy stretch of Williamsburg dominated by brick-walled coffee shops, Porteñas is a shock of gold and green. Leaf-patterned cushions cover cafe chairs, houseplants perch on shelves, and even the stout slabs of poppy seed cake nestled inside the pastry case are suspiciously moss-colored. It's not just aesthetics—it's a proper salute to yerba mate. The caffeinated tea is South America’s lifeblood.
Vegan Banana Ice Cream
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Amy Quichiz Makes Her Bedroom Into a Dance Floor Before Going to Sleep
In Going to Bed with..., we talk to the people we're crushing on about how they wind down before going to sleep. Now that “plant-based” is a wellness buzzword, it’s easy to forget that veganism was a perfectly conventional, even unremarkable way to eat for generations. “People think that veganism is for the rich,” says Amy Quichiz, the 23-year-old founder of Veggie Mijas, a New York –based collective of women of color dedicated to giving people a seat at the table.
Hilton Dresden Eats Tuna Melts in Bed and Sketches to Fall Asleep
In 'Going to Bed with...' we talk to the people we're crushing on about how they wind down before going to sleep. Hilton Dresden knows a thing or two about building their own path. The artist embodies a gender identity that thrives in ambiguity and refuses labeling, and their signature nimbus of curls, deadpan humor, and wonky illustrations of “people and animals with weird faces and weird outfits” have moved front and center in the last few years.
Healthyish Newsletter: Hope and Work
Every week, Healthyish editor Amanda Shapiro talks about what she's seeing, eating, watching, and reading in the wellness world and beyond. Pro tip: If you sign up for the newsletter , you'll get the scoop before everyone else. Yesterday I ran around in the pouring rain, from the gym to a coffee meeting to my polling place to the Brooklyn neighborhood of Bay Ridge, where I spent the afternoon and evening knocking on people's doors.
The Products That Get Sam Anderson Through Marathon Training
On top of running the wine and beverage program at Wildair , Contra , and Una Pizza Napoletana , Sam Anderson is logging up to 80 miles a week. Yes, 80. That’s because he’s training for his fifth consecutive New York City Marathon. Which means between pouring you a glass of frizzante skin contact wine and making a new spritz recipe, he’s probably downing water and taking electrolyte pills so he can run 15 miles the next day.
Angela Dimayuga on Taking Time for Self-Care and Learning to Say No
In Who Is Wellness For? , writer and activist Fariha Róisín interviews people who are reshaping narratives about wellness for themselves and their communities. Here she speaks with chef Angela Dimayuga , who is currently the creative director of food and culture for the Standard International hotel group. I knew I needed to meet Angela Dimayuga from the minute I walked into the Mission Chinese bathroom in its old location on Orchard Street in the early fall of 2013.
Gabriela Álvarez Is Feeding NYC Activists Healthy Food With Puerto Rican Roots
We're honoring Gabriela Álvarez as part of Healthyish Superpowered , a new kind of dinner party celebrating women around the country who are redefining wellness. We'll be partying with Álvarez and our partner Caviar at Dimes in New York on October 9th. Tickets are sold out, but there are still some left for our after party at the Fat Radish. Wherever you are, you can read all our Superpowered stories here .
‘The Deuce’ Star Dominique Fishback on Giving Up Meat and Seeing Her Brooklyn Neighborhood Change
“Eating would be the worst part of my day,” Dominique Fishback says. It’s a sun-drenched Thursday morning in Los Angeles, and, in between bites of a gloriously runny egg sandwich, the actress is recalling growing up in the Brooklyn neighborhood of East New York in the early ’90s, when her options were limited to bodega bites and fast food. “I knew that I wasn't eating well,” she continues.
Leslie Diuguid Ends the Night With Surprise Ice Cream and a Good Stretch
In 'Going to Bed with...' we talk to the people we're crushing on about how they wind down before going to sleep. Leslie Diuguid is an artist who appreciates the art of process. The Brooklyn-based screenprinter crafts original work that feels not only indispensable but immune to the digital age’s insatiable appetite for newer, faster, and shinier things.
Nicole Byer Is #VeryFatVeryBrave, Thank You Very Much
Nicole Byer ’s voice has been in my head for years. First on MTV’s Girl Code , where the comedian dished out hilarious, unfiltered advice about dating. Then on the based-on-her-real-life TV show Loosely, Exactly Nicole and podcast Why Won’t You Date Me? about perpetual singleness. Most recently, I've been loving her as the host of Netflix’s Nailed It! , a chaotic baking competition show that leans into making fun of people who are walking Pinterest fails.
Fariha Roisin: "Wellness Was Never Meant For Me"
In Who Is Wellness For , writer and activist Fariha Róisín interviews people who are reshaping narratives about wellness for themselves and their communities. Róisín's first column is about her own struggle feel well while growing up in a family that didn't value self care. Growing up, I was taught that taking care of yourself was not important and that spending money on yourself was selfish.
Why Are You Doing Laundry on a Sunday? Go to This Dance Party-BBQ Instead
Aliza Abarbanel has a thing for finding spots that create their own mini-worlds, an oasis of food-drinks-dancing-community-who-knows-what. She’ll be documenting them in her new semi-regular column The Third Place. Like any good party, you can hear Mister Sunday before you see it. Surely the entrance is somewhere in the endless row of Queens warehouses, but the metronomic thud of house music helps remind you that you’re in the right place.
Poached Salmon Salad With Tomatoes and Corn Is the Easiest Summer Dinner
Corn and tomatoes are finding their way into most of my dinners right now—I can't help it, I'm just so happy that they're finally in season. After all, out of season corn on the cob is sad and terribly difficult to find, while out of season tomatoes are even sadder, though somehow easier to find. And those gorgeous local heirloom tomatoes? They don't even show up any other time of year. So I'm grabbing juicy corn and even juicier tomatoes every time I go to the market now.
Laura Harrier on Taking Spike Lee's Phone Calls, Circuit Training, and Natural Wine
For actress Laura Harrier , good things happen while traveling. “I was on an island in Greece last summer with my friends and I got a phone call from a number that I didn’t know,” recalls the 28-year-old, who got her breakout role in Spider-Man: Homecoming last year. Turns out, it was Spike Lee . “I was about to hang up because I thought someone was prank calling me! He told me he wanted to see me for his new movie.” The only problem?
Weekly Meal Plan for August 6-10: Salmon Salads and Tomato Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
A five-day weekly meal plan of easy dinners for a family of four, complete with grocery list and prep-ahead tricks. It's the first full week of August: a time when you should basically be eating tomatoes by the boatload. So for this week's meal plan we have plenty of them. On Monday, you'll have wedges of heirloom tomato strewn throughout a poached salmon salad. Tuesday you'll briefly forgo the 'maters, instead serving a summer squash and onion sauté with family-style pork chops.
A Tandoori Chicken Recipe for Tangy, Spicy Wings
This Tandoori Chicken Wings recipe , using your blazing hot charcoal grill in lieu of a traditional tandoor clay oven, is the latest creation to come out of the BA Test Kitchen, because nothing screams summer like a charred piece of grilled chicken . (Okay, maybe lobsters scream it louder.) Smoky and supremely juicy, grilled chicken is one of life’s greatest pleasures.
Lord Jones's Gumdrops Are Pure Luxury and Loaded with CBD
These days, the cannabis industry is dealing in a second type of green: the luxury market. There's the "Hermes of marijuana" and the "Barneys of weed," , but when it comes to getting a high-end high, Lord Jones is the gold standard. The L.A.-based CBD company has been busy infusing single-origin Ecuadorian dark chocolate and sea salt caramels with CBD since 2016. Into the Gloss loves their CBD-infused body lotion. Allure loves their espresso chews.
These CBD Strips Are Perfect for Busy, Anxious People, Which Is All Of Us Really
I was an unenthusiastic Girl Scout, but I’ve always found a great deal of joy in feeling prepared for the unexpected. The ability to make any situation a little more comfortable is, well, comforting, especially now that I’m armed with a new tool: dissolvable CBD strips. I know, I know. Everyone is going crazy for CBD these days.
Diane Guerrero on Why She Won't Fake an Accent and the Colombian Dishes She Craves
Diane Guerrero finally knows her worth. The Orange Is the New Black actress took many years to embrace her Colombian heritage and tell the story of her parents’ deportation in her first memoir, In the Country We Love , but once she got started, she was full steam ahead.
Alok Vaid-Menon Winds Down with Vegan Junk Food and a "Massage Drill"
In 'Going to Bed with... ' we talk to the people we're crushing on about how they wind down before going to sleep. “When we want to scream and we don’t scream, what happens to that scream?” asks Alok Vaid-Menon . It’s a question the writer, performance artist, and author of Femme In Public thinks about often. “Sometimes things just need to get out.
I Love Soy Milk, and No, I Don't Want to Try That Other Milk Instead
A few years ago, on a sunny Los Angeles morning, my life changed forever—or at least, my familiar morning routine did. I was at Sqirl in East Hollywood having breakfast (read: admiring all the beautiful people) and I asked for soy milk with my coffee. “We have almond milk !” the waif-like Angeleno server chirped back. I froze. “I’ll, uh, take it…. black.” Over the course of the week, I found that I was in a soy milk no-man’s land. Every café in town had converted to almond milk.
Emilia Ortiz's Nighttime Routine
This story is part of the Healthyish Guide to Finally Getting a Good Night's Sleep. Click here to read the whole guide—then get those zzzs. Wellness spaces that reach neglected communities of color are essential, says spiritual advisor, mental health advocate, and writer Emilia Ortiz . As the 26-year-old Brooklyn native will tell you in her signature metaphysical-no-chaser way, when your mental health is in a bad place every aspect of your life is affected.
CBD Coffee Is the Wellness World's New Favorite Drink
On a sunny but unseasonably freezing April afternoon in New York, I walked the 10 or so minutes from the L train to Caffeine Underground , a coffee shop in Bushwick that triples as an art gallery and community center. The open-concept space serves lattes and espressos and a variety of milks (oat, almond, macadamia) and plenty of “wellness” options (Kava tea , Bulletproof-style coffee, activated charcoal add-ins). But there’s one totally unique item: Cannabidiol-infused (CBD) coffee.
Vegas Uncork’d 2018
Legendary chef Thomas Keller brought together the culinary team from his restaurants who meticulously prepared a French soirée at Bouchon at The Venetian. Not only did guests get to dine on a never-before-seen menu, but they also nabbed signed copies of his book, Ad Hoc at Home . Très chic!
After a Traumatic Knee Injury, Matt and Kim Drummer Kim Schifino Is Back on Her Feet
It’s impossible to listen to Matt and Kim without at least tapping your toes to the strong drumbeats. Live, the indie pop-rock band gets everyone off their feet—if not on stage alongside them. But the duo had to stop performing last year after drummer Kim Schifino suffered a knee injury during a music festival in March 2017, tearing her ACL and meniscus and bruising her bone while doing a stage jump she'd done hundreds of times before. It was the longest break they'd taken in their 14-year career.
Hesperios NYC Founder Autumn Hruby Just Opened a Cafe in Her Dreamy Manhattan Shop
On a Nolita street frequented by European tourists in wide-leg jeans, a wormhole has opened. Time slips away inside Hesperios, the all-white shop where racks of soft knitwear line the walls alongside Lena Willhammar ceramics and perfume oils straight from the Madini family in Tangier. This is Hesperios, Autumn Hruby ’s highly-curated kingdom and, as of last week, it’s also home to her new cafe.
Fariha Róisín on the Rituals (and Silk Pillowcases) That Help Her Get to Sleep
In 'Going to Bed with...' we talk to the people we're crushing on about how they wind down before going to sleep. What does it mean to genuinely take care of yourself in 2018? Who is able to do so with ease, and who is not? For writer Fariha Róisín, dissecting such questions are part of her M.O. Her work explores how self-care can function not just as self-indulgence but a radical form of self-preservation, and that exploration extends beyond the page and into her personal life too.
Cynthia Erivo On Being a Workout Warrior And Holding Hollywood Accountable
If Cynthia Erivo ’s name isn’t on your lips already, it will be in 2018. The British-born singer and actress won a Tony for her starring role in "The Color Purple" in 2016, followed by a Grammy and an Emmy. She has four films coming out in the next two years, including Harriet , the Harriet Tubman biopic in which she plays the title character.
Actor Sandra Delgado on the Power of Latinx Theater and Exhausting Herself on Stage
Homemade soups and as much sleep as she could get. Morning yoga in her apartment. Long, meandering walks through Central Park, soaking in the sight of leaves and grass. These were the things that kept actor and playwright Sandra Delgado sane during the grueling months spent rehearsing and performing Oedipus el Rey in NYC. “I knew from past experiences that it’s so easy to get caught up in the hectic energy of this city,” she says as we sit in front of a wide window at Golda in Brooklyn.
Bill Yosses On How to Make Desserts That Michelle Obama Would Endorse
This excerpt is from The Sweet Spot: Dialing Back Sugar and Amping Up Flavor by Bill Yosses and Pete Kaminsky. Yosses is a former White House pastry chef who began focusing on creating healthier desserts after a request from First Lady __Michelle Obama .__ Here, he provides his seven key rules for baking healthier desserts. It all starts from four simple words that should be the dessert chef’s mantra: Treat sugar like salt.
'Battle of the Sexes' Actress Natalie Morales Is Queer, Vegetarian, Cuban, and Proud
Actress Natalie Morales is about to dive face-first into Brooklyn's Ample Hills ’ gooey butter cake ice cream when the scooper suddenly stops and tilts his head at her. “I know you from somewhere,” he says. “ Master of None ?” She laughs and shakes her head. “No—but another one of Aziz’s ladies on Parks and Rec ,” Morales says, taking the cone from him. Morales has a sunny personality and a willingness to open up that makes you feel like you've known her for years.
Meet Tyme, the Vegan Fast Food That Comes in Reusable Jars
I’ve appreciated having better options when I eat on-the-go. More greens, sustainably sourced proteins, and that sweet potato fry option (I’m totally believing that they’re healthier than regular fries—don’t fact-check me) mean that I can get “fast food” that’s actually relatively nutritious. But there’s one thing that even the most saintly eateries haven’t quite figured out yet, and that’s packaging.
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