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Food & Nutrition

Explore healthy eating, smart nutrition tips, and delicious recipes for a balanced lifestyle.

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    Make a Chicken and Pineapple Salad That Stays Perfect in Pastry Baskets

    Ingredients: smoked chicken breast – 300 g; canned pineapple – 100 g; canned corn – 420 g; onion – 120 g; mayonnaise – …

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    Simple Tuna and Corn Salad with Fresh Veggies

    Ingredients: canned tuna – 150 g; canned sweet corn – 100 g; cucumber (fresh) – 1; bell pepper – 1; leafy greens – to taste; lemon (juice) – 1; oil…

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    Why Christmas Makes Grown-Ups Act Like Moody Teenagers

    No matter your age, when you return to the family home for the winter holidays, you might find yourself acting like a petulant child. Research shows that you are far…

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    Make a Lucky ‘Horseshoe’ Salad for New Year’s

    Ingredients (for 2 servings — adjust quantities as needed): chicken fillet – 150 g; hard cheese – 150 g; potatoes – 200 g (2 pieces); beetroot – 250 g (1…

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    Horsemen on Horses: Bacon-Wrapped Prunes for the Holiday Table

    Ingredients (for 15 servings): 15 strips smoked bacon; 15 pitted prunes. Preparation Wrap each prune tightly in a strip of bacon, secure the rolls with toothpicks, and arrange them in…

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    Shrimp and Avocado Salad Served in the Avocado Shell

    Ingredients for the salad (serves 2): tiger shrimp (cooked and peeled) – 12 pieces; avocado – 1; fresh cucumber – 50 g; Parmesan cheese (grated) – 5 g (for garnish).…

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    Sweet-and-Sour Chicken Liver with Pomegranate

    Ingredients: chicken liver – 500 g; pomegranate – 150 g; pomegranate juice – 4 tablespoons; onion – 1; garlic – 3 cloves; honey – 1 tablespoon; fresh parsley – 2…

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    How to Set a New Year’s Table the Red Fiery Horse Will Love

    The talisman for 2026 embodies strength, energy, dynamism, and freedom. What dishes should we prepare to welcome the symbolic host of the coming year and win the favor of the…

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    Make This Creamy Chicken Liver Pâté with Cranberry Jam for New Year’s

    Cranberry liver pâté pairs the nutrition of liver — high-quality protein, easily absorbed iron to help prevent anemia, B vitamins for the nervous system, vitamin A for vision, and potassium…

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    Why red wine and brandy cause worse hangovers than vodka and beer

    The severity of the morning after a night of drinking largely depends on how much alcohol you consumed. But a team of researchers at the University of Birmingham, led by…

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    Greek Lasagna: How to Make Classic Moussaka

    Due to its layered structure and similar cooking method—where ingredients are arranged in layers and baked until golden brown—this dish is often compared to Italian lasagna. Moussaka is a traditional…

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    Dark chocolate may slow biological aging — good news for the holidays

    A new study from researchers at King’s College London has revealed that consuming dark chocolate may contribute to a longer life. So feel free to add desserts made with real…

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    10 Pantry Staples That Help Fight the Flu

    Don’t overlook these handy “little things” in your kitchen pantry — they can help you stay healthy over the holidays and every day. 1. Fresh Herbs Nutritionists emphasize the importance…

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    How to Make Matelote — Classic French Fish Stew in Wine Sauce

    Matelote is a classic French fish stew traditionally served with mushrooms or other vegetables on top. Ingredients: assorted fish (trout, pike perch, carp, pike, eel) – 1 kg; dry white…

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    Skillet Seafood in a Creamy Garlic-Parmesan Sauce

    Seafood is a rich source of protein, essential fatty acids, vitamins D and B12, as well as valuable minerals like zinc, selenium, and iron. Seafood supports brain, heart, and joint…

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    The Dirty Dozen: 12 fruits and vegetables with the highest pesticide contamination

    A new study by the non-profit Pesticide Action Network UK (PAN UK) found that fruits and vegetables sold in supermarkets may contain alarming levels of pesticides. Pesticides are chemical or…

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    How Going Plant-Based Improved Heart Health in Just Eight Weeks

    a team led by Christopher Gardner, a prominent researcher and dietitian at Stanford University, found that switching to a plant-based diet can improve heart health in just eight weeks. During…

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    What to Drink Over the Holidays — Which Alcohols Are Worst for Your Health

    The holiday season is not just about delicious food, but also about traditional festive drinks. However, nutrition experts warn that many holiday beverages contain far more calories and sugar than…

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    Why Tiny Holiday Bites Taste Better Than Big Ones

    Nothing captures the festive spirit quite like a plate of miniature holiday appetizers. Mini burgers, bruschetta, canapés, mini pies, stuffed rolls, vol-au-vents, tartlets, mini quiches… These and other dishes, often…

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    Orange-Ginger Cheesecake with a Ginger-Cookie Crust

    This delightful spiced dessert is an orange cheesecake with a baked crust. Thanks to the addition of ginger and the use of ginger cookies, this cheesecake not only has a…

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    Dubai’s AI Chef Is Designing Bizarre Dishes — Humans Still Do the Cooking

    A new eccentric menu at the Dubai restaurant WooHoo has been crafted by an artificial intelligence system known as Aiman. Although Chef Aiman doesn’t physically prepare the dishes in the…

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    Cheesecake Two Ways: Classic Baked and Quick No‑Bake

    Cheesecake is one of the most beloved desserts, and it can be made in two ways: using the classic baked cheesecake recipe or a quick no-bake version. The no-bake cheesecake…

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    Lentil-and-Avocado Burgers That Pack a Protein Punch

    This dish is likely to appeal to men: lentils provide a significant energy boost, help support testosterone levels, and are beneficial for muscle growth. Nearly a third of lentils’ weight…

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    Polar bears’ DNA is changing as the Arctic warms

    A new study has revealed that climate change is causing genetic alterations in polar bears living in southeastern Greenland. Scientists predict that by 2050, more than two-thirds of polar bears…

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    How to Make Masala Chai

    Masala chai literally means “tea with a blend of spices” in Hindi. The process involves brewing spices with tea and sugar, then boiling and straining the mixture. Typically, people in…

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    How a 1345 Volcanic Eruption May Have Triggered the Black Death

    A team from the University of Cambridge (UK) and the Leibniz Institute for the History and Culture of Eastern Europe (Germany) says a volcanic eruption around 1345 may have triggered…

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    How to Make Classic Provençal Ratatouille

    Because its ingredients are so easy to find, ratatouille has become one of Provençal cuisine’s most beloved dishes. The essence of this dish lies in sautéing and simmering fresh vegetables…

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    What to Do With Canned Sardines: Make Rice Fish Patties

    Canned sardines are incredibly good for the heart, brain, nervous system, and metabolism. They’re rich in omega-3 fatty acids, high-quality protein, and vitamins D, E, and B. They also contain…

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    7 Simple Sleep Tricks Even Sleep Experts Use

    Struggling to sleep? You’re likely among the 852 million people worldwide who find it difficult to drift off. Of those, over 414 million suffer from severe insomnia. Meanwhile, about one-third…

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    How to Keep Holiday Food From Ruining Your Celebrations

    So, what should you keep in mind to ensure that holiday meals don’t turn joy into sorrow? Professor Lisa Kuchara from Quinnipiac University in the U.S. shares her insights on…

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    Make Meat Healthier with This Bright Orange Vitamin Salad

    Combining meat with vegetables and fruit not only gives the body a wider range of vitamins and minerals but also increases satiety thanks to the fiber in produce. This pairing…

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    How to Make Rich, Warming Hot Chocolate

    This drink is a source of flavonoids, natural antioxidants, theobromine, and phenylethylamine, which act as stimulants, support the cardiovascular system, and have effects on the body similar to caffeine. Hot…

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    Persimmon, Avocado & Chicken Salad with Honey-Pomegranate Dressing

    Persimmon season is here, and home cooks are celebrating with bright, seasonal appetizers. Persimmons are a feast for the eyes and benefit eye health. They contain retinol (vitamin A) and…

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    How Minerals in Your Diet Could Raise or Lower Depression Risk

    A large-scale study conducted by Chinese researchers has uncovered an unexpected link between the consumption of certain minerals and the risk of developing depression and anxiety. It turns out that…

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    30-Minute Oven-Baked Meat and Vegetables

    By adding vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, vegetables help balance the dish and offset some negative effects of eating a lot of meat, including an increased risk of cardiovascular disease. An…

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    How to Freeze Cauliflower for Easy Winter Meals

    Preparing cauliflower for the freezer is as simple as preparing fresh cauliflower. You can boil, steam, roast, sauté, or stew it. Modern freezing preserves the vegetable’s vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.…

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    Our bodies aren’t built for ultra-processed foods

    The largest global review of research shows that ultra-processed (or ultra-refined) food products damage all major organ systems and pose a global threat to human health. UPFs are rapidly replacing…

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    Can One Big Holiday Meal Really Make You Gain 5–10 Pounds

    The aftermath of the holidays often leaves stubborn fat around the waist that seems impossible to lose. We might doubt that a single large meal is solely responsible for sudden…

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    Caramelized Apples with Candied Ginger

    For this elegant yet simple dessert, you’ll need red apples, chopped candied ginger, and a sweet syrup—date syrup, agave syrup, or plain sugar syrup. Ingredients: red apples – 4; butter…

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    How a Popular Sweetener May Raise Your Stroke Risk

    This is everywhere—from protein bars to energy drinks. Typically, erythritol is recommended as a sugar alternative for those living with diabetes, obesity, and other health issues. However, recent studies have…

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    Crisp Napa Cabbage Salad with Chicken, Cheese, and Sesame

    Beijing cabbage, also called napa cabbage, has fluffy, elongated heads and a delicate flavor, making it perfect for salads and Asian dishes. In East Asia, napa cabbage is often fermented…

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    A 2,000-Year-Old Roman ‘Refrigerator’ Turns Up at a German Fort

    But the discoveries made by the team of young researchers didn’t stop there. During four weeks at the site of the ancient Roman military base Aliso, the team also uncovered…

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    Lose Weight with Baked Pumpkin and Nuts

    To get the most benefits from baked pumpkin, add a tablespoon of vegetable oil or butter to the dish, because vitamin A is fat-soluble and won’t be absorbed otherwise. For…

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    Cheesy Vegetable and Rice Casserole

    You can customize the ingredients of the vegetable casserole to suit your taste by adding ground meat or hard cheese and experimenting with different vegetable combinations. For example, you might…

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    Make Horseradish at Home: 4 Simple Recipes to Try

    In cold weather, making homemade horseradish is a great way to boost your resistance to colds and other infections. Its powerful antibacterial properties make it effective against E. coli and…

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    How Calories Are Measured — and Why Counting Them Is Tricky

    The term “calorie” refers to a unit of measurement for energy. The caloric value of foods and the amount of energy the body expends during daily activities are expressed in…

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    What Not to Eat at Night: Foods That Disrupt Sleep, Digestion, and Weight

    In the evening, metabolism slows down, and heavy meals can disrupt sleep, cause heartburn and bloating, especially for those with chronic digestive disorders. To avoid overloading the stomach, dinner should…

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    Viburnum and Honey: A Simple Immune-Boosting Drink

    This viburnum-and-honey recipe is perfect for cold season, because the combination of viburnum and natural honey has a powerful immune-boosting effect. Viburnum berries help with coughs, hoarseness, sore throats, fatigue,…

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