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DoOver.com | June 10 at 12:02 a.m. While there are no readily available statistics, it seems like many people who go through divorce turn to spirituality as part of their healing. The form of spirituality is as unique as the individual, ranging from a return to church or born-again evangelicalism to meditation and yoga.
By Russ Parsons, Los Angeles Times | June 9 at 7:10 a.m. In the beginning, there was grilled cheese, and it was good. How could it not be — creamy melted cheese, bread crisped in butter? And then, of course, came the panini, once a simple Italian snack bar staple, turned seemingly ubiquitous. Now it looks like it may be the quesadilla's turn. And, really, the only thing to be said is: It's about time.
June 9 at 12:02 a.m. Looking out my kitchen window, I could see that my herb garden was in dire need of weeding. I love planting herbs and harvesting them for various dishes but am not too keen about the weeding part. Nevertheless, it had to be done, so I headed out to tackle the impostors.
By Cristina Bolling, McClatchy Newspapers | June 7 at 9:08 a.m. You've earned the degree. You've polished that resume. You've practiced your interview answers. But what are you going to wear?
By Stacy Downs, Kansas City Star | June 3 at 7:07 a.m. Marla Dawn Bowron was looking for a gift for a couple of romantic friends. She hunted online and in stores, but her search was fruitless. "I had this image in my mind," she said. "Something that wasn't just a thing."
June 2 at 12:05 a.m. An excited crowd had gathered around booth 193 at the Chicago Housewares Show; I could tell something was about to happen. Then the announcement came: Emeril Lagasse was on his way to autograph and distribute complimentary Emeril Lagasse smoker bags.
By Lisa Abraham, Akron Beacon Journal | June 2 at 11:18 a.m. Pucker up — it's rhubarb season. Plenty of people claim to not like rhubarb, but most of them have never even tried it, scared off by its tart reputation. But mixed with the right amount of sugar, this spring crop will turn your pucker into a smile. "A lot of people just don't know what to do with it," said Jill Wolf, a teacher at the Western Reserve School of Cooking in Hudson, Ohio, and pastry chef at Luxe Restaurant in Cleveland.
June 1 at 12:06 a.m. LOS ANGELES — Celine Dion's struggle to have one more baby has more than paid off. She's pregnant with two.
By Melissa Magsaysay, Los Angeles Times | May 31 at 1:12 a.m. Our choice of swimwear is frequently less about making a fashion statement and more about trying to find something that flatters the body and doesn't require a towel around the waist to complete the ensemble.
By Priscilla J. Dunstan, McClatchy-Tribune | May 27 at 12:06 a.m. We all have times when we feel anxious, and our children are no different. Often, though, it's hard to tell what will make them feel better, safe and secure.
By Heidi Stevens, Chicago Tribune | May 27 at 12:06 a.m. Dating after your divorce can be a lot of things: terrifying, exhilarating, humbling, a blast. One thing it won't be? Simple. Which is why psychologists Sam Buser and Glenn Sternes have set out to provide a road map in their comprehensive book, "The Guys-Only Guide to Getting Over Divorce (and on With Life, Sex and Relationships)" (Bayou Publishing).
May 26 at 12:06 a.m. Recently, I was in the produce department of a supermarket looking for fresh salad greens. As I wheeled by the fruit display, I caught a whiff of ripe strawberries. The aroma was so compelling, I stopped my cart to inspect the berries.
By Noelle Carter, Los Angeles Times | June 4 at 6:51 a.m. Fried chicken is a beautiful thing. Nothing beats the simplicity of a tender, moist piece of meat, delicately seasoned and lightly dredged with a dusting of flour, and then baptized in a pool of sizzling fat to crisp, golden perfection. Quintessential comfort food that it is, fried chicken is unpretentious. No haughty airs here. Eating with your fingers is not only acceptable, it's all but required.
By ANDI ATWATER, Eagle correspondent | May 25 at 6:12 a.m. When is working out not working for you? A new study suggests federal guidelines for physical activity fall way short of the amount of exercise needed to prevent weight gain, particularly for normal-weight women as they get older.
By Emilie LeBeau, McClatchy-Tribune | May 24 at 12:02 a.m. Weddings aren't only about saying "I do." Saying "thank you" to supportive family and friends is also important. Couples need to send thank you notes for each gift received and they also must acknowledge individuals who give time and money to help make the big day special.
By Alexia Elejalde-Ruiz, Chicago Tribune | May 20 at 11:38 a.m. If your child's incessant pleading for a pet has finally won you over — or worn you out — it's time to think practically about what kind of critter to bring home. If dogs and cats are out — because of allergies, expense, time commitment, destructive potential, housing restrictions, etc. —don't despair.
By Susan M. Selasky, Detroit Free Press | May 19 at 12:03 a.m. A juicy beef steak and sauteed mushrooms go together perfectly — especially when you add a great sauce to the mix.
By Nancy Ancrum, McClatchy Newspapers | May 19 at 6:43 a.m. If you can't stand the heat, head back to your air-conditioned kitchen. Otherwise, welcome to "Planet Barbecue," a flaming hot and smoky place populated by people who are dead serious about grilling. This 638-page book is barbecue guru Steven Raichlen's grandest tour yet of cooking over fire around the globe. It's a world of sizzle and grill marks, charcoal and pine needles, communion and good food.
May 19 at 12:03 a.m. Kitchen fires happen. But I never thought one would happen to me. Recently, while in the midst of teaching a cooking class and multitasking between recipes, I suddenly detected the aroma of something burning. That's when I remembered the pan of tortillas I had placed under the broiler to lightly toast.
By Suzanne Ziegler, Minneapolis Star Tribune | May 13 at 11:08 a.m. The list of advice for parents of teen drivers is long. Have a firm stance against alcohol, always know the other kids they're out with, don't let them drive with a car full of teens, have firm rules and expectations with consequences if they're broken, be a good role model.