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Kelsey Ogletree

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  • CEO and Co-Founder, Pitchcraft
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Pitchcraft founder. Independent journalist for national outlets: travel, food, golf. Advocate for #freelancewriters + transparency in media. @medillschool alum.

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Best Ginger Substitutes: Easy Swaps for Fresh or Ground Original

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By Kelsey Ogletree
| Better Homes and Gardens
Many of us think of ginger as the golden-hued powder that gets pushed to the back of the spice cabinet until we need it for a baking recipe, such as gingersnaps or ginger carrot cake. But this spicy, aromatic ingredient, which has been used in its fresh form for ages in classic Asian dishes like stir-fries and soups as well as grilled chicken, has great potential beyond sweet treats.
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13 Easy Changes That Can Instantly Improve the Air Quality in Your Home

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By Kelsey Ogletree
| Real Simple
Credit: Getty Images You may not think much about improving the air quality inside your home if you are primarily asymptomatic. But the truth is air quality can have a much more significant impact on your health than you realize. Some symptoms of unhealthy indoor air quality include headaches, irritation of your ears, nose, and throat, and dizziness, among others—but more severe effects can add up over time. A quality air purifier is one way to improve air quality in your home.
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Dale un toque especial a tu cena con vegetales fritos fáciles

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By Kelsey Ogletree
| AARP en Español
Claro, nos encantan las papas, pero otros vegetales también quedan buenísimos en forma frita. Dos consejos esenciales para asegurar que queden crujientes: elige vegetales resistentes y firmes, y sécalos muy bien después de cortarlos y antes de cocinarlos para quitarles el exceso de humedad, aconseja Jose Luis Chavez, (en inglés) chef de Mission Ceviche en Nueva York. Cada receta rinde seis porciones. Zanahorias Preparación: Corta 2 lb.
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