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Food & Nutrition

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

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    Why Nettle Belongs in Your Morning Smoothie

    Nettle is a powerhouse of plant fiber, protein, phytoncides, amino acids, flavonoids, unsaturated fatty acids, and caro…

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    How to Make Juicy Chebureks

    A cheburek (pronounced çiberek) is a deep-fried pastry made from unleavened dough, filled with minced meat or cheese and seasoned with spices. Serve it hot right after cooking and eat…

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    Budget Sushi: Baked Rice and Salmon Casserole with Avocado

    Love sushi but hate rolling? This dish uses the same ingredients as sushi, but there’s no need to roll anything up. Add avocado to the finished dish for extra creaminess.…

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    Don’t Reheat Tea in the Microwave — It Really Changes the Flavor

    The English, known for their love of tea, even believe that the practice of reheating it has split the nation into two groups. One group is concerned about this barbaric…

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    How to Make Traditional Easter Bread with Raisins

    Baking round bread goes back to pagan times: for the ancient Slavs, the circle symbolized the sun and anchored spring celebrations. When Christianity arrived, the custom took on religious meaning—Easter…

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    Why Miso Fermented on the ISS Tastes Nutty and Roasted

    Space changes miso’s flavor in surprising ways. Researchers conducted an experiment to prepare the famous Japanese paste simultaneously on Earth and aboard the International Space Station (ISS). The results revealed…

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    Pea Soup with Smoked Ribs That’s Impossible to Resist

    Peas are incredibly nutritious, packed with protein, carbohydrates, and soluble fiber that aids digestion. This legume also provides B vitamins and vitamins C, D, E, and K. The potassium in…

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    Chicken, Pineapple, and Nut Salad for Energy and Recovery

    Pineapple is rich in B vitamins, which support brain function and help the body handle stress. Folate, thiamine, niacin, and B6 play crucial roles in metabolism, triggering 150 biochemical reactions…

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    How to Bake Tender Cod in Parchment with Lemon and Tomato

    If you’re observing Lent, fish dishes are allowed on the Annunciation and Palm Sunday; on Lazarus Saturday, fish roe is permitted. Fish is a great source of protein for muscles…

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    The Pumpkin-and-Walnut Salad That Packs a Health Punch

    Rich in B vitamins and unsaturated fats, nuts provide energy, boost hemoglobin levels, support blood production, and strengthen the cardiovascular system. Pumpkin contains more protein than quail eggs, and in…

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    Cranberry Honey Jelly: A Simple Recipe to Tame Acidity

    Cranberry jelly can help improve digestive function, but it’s not recommended for people with stomach or duodenal ulcers. If you have gastritis or high stomach acidity, the cranberries’ vitamin C…

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    Bring Spring to the Table with This Bright Green Salad

    Leafy greens and green vegetables are packed with vitamins A, B, C, D, E, K, and PP, and minerals like potassium, iron, iodine, calcium, and phosphorus. This nutrient-rich mix strengthens…

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    How Coca‑Cola Went From a Cocaine Cure to a Global Icon

    March 29 marks Coca‑Cola’s birthday. The original medicinal concoction was created in 1886 by a pharmacist who was addicted to morphine and who died in poverty two years later. Touted…

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    How math reveals the perfect pancake

    Getting the batter right can feel like an art, and many home cooks know it’s not always straightforward. Researchers say they’ve found a recipe that reliably makes a great pancake.…

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    Lenten Buckwheat and Mushroom Patties That Taste Like Meat

    In taste, these buckwheat patties are almost indistinguishable from meat patties, because buckwheat contains the same eight essential amino acids found in meat: tryptophan, phenylalanine, lysine, leucine, isoleucine, methionine, valine,…

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    Mid-Lent Cross Cookies — A Traditional Vegan Biscuit Recipe

    “Crosses” made from unleavened dough—cookies, cakes, or bagels—are traditionally baked during Mid-Lent, the fourth week of Great Lent and its midpoint. Folklore held that at midnight from Wednesday to Thursday…

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    How Late Is Too Late to Drink Coffee Before It Ruins Your Sleep

    If you love coffee, enjoy it—but remember timing matters for both sleep and health. According to Statista, 60 percent of people are satisfied with one cup of coffee a day,…

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    Two Savory Cabbage-and-Mushroom Recipes for a Lenten Table

    Stewed cabbage with mushrooms is a classic Lenten dish, and you can make it with either green cabbage or Savoy. Both form large heads, but Savoy has a looser structure…

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    Lenten Stuffed Cabbage Rolls with Potatoes and Mushrooms

    Potatoes in the filling of these vegan stuffed cabbage rolls support bone and cartilage health. The cabbage that wraps the potato-and-mushroom filling may help reduce the risk of breast cancer…

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    Eating Fish Twice a Week Is Linked to Kinder, More Sociable Kids

    Kids who eat fish at least twice a week tend to be more sociable and kinder, a study from the University of Bristol (UK) found. The research team urges parents…

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    Make This Dried-Fruit Compote for a Spring Vitamin Boost

    Along with fresh or frozen berries and fruits, dried fruits are permitted during a fasting diet. Dried apricots, prunes, raisins, figs, dates, dried apples, pears, bananas, cranberries, or cherries can…

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    How to Make Hearty Lenten Borscht with Beans

    In the world of meat-free cooking, traditional red borscht can be made with alternatives like mushrooms sautéed in flour, bell peppers, legumes, or even herring in tomato sauce (the latter…

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    Kulajda vs. Chakapuli: Two Mushroom Recipes for a Meatless Lent

    The traditional Czech mushroom soup is called kulajda, while Georgia’s national culinary masterpiece is chakapuli. Pick the one that fits your taste, and enjoy a protein-rich, meat-free meal at your…

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    A Handful of Walnuts at Breakfast Boosts Memory and Reaction Time All Day

    A team of researchers from the University of Reading and the University of Winchester in the UK, along with Tufts University in the USA, found that eating 50 grams of…

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    Brewing tea pulls toxic metals from water

    Tea has long been associated with health benefits. A new study from Northwestern University in the U.S. found that the brewing process helps remove ions of heavy metals from water.…

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    Bright Beet Salad with Feta, Tomatoes, and Cashews

    Each serving contains 297 calories, 30 grams of carbohydrates, 17 grams of fat, and 11 grams of protein. Ingredients (per serving): 1 small beet; 100 grams of romaine lettuce; 7…

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    Mayan-Inspired Cocoa Banana Bread: A Simple Recipe with Ancient Roots

    According to some sources, Christopher Columbus — often credited with ‘discovering’ the Americas — at first showed little interest in the cacao tree that local tribes revered. He reportedly mistook…

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    Heart-Shaped Valentine’s Cake to Make for Your Valentine

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    How to Make Classic Kholodets, the Collagen-Rich Aspic for Cold Weather

    Jellied meat, or kholodets, boosts the immune system, increases energy, helps fight anemia, and supports the musculoskeletal system. The dish can improve blood composition, affect the nervous system, and stimulate…

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    A Feast for the Eyes: Persimmon, Mandarin & Mozzarella Salad

    This salad brings together ingredients that support vision, brain function, and the immune, nervous, digestive, and cardiovascular systems. Ingredients (for 4 servings): persimmons – 3; mandarins – 2; mozzarella –…

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    Colorful Chicken Rolls Stuffed with Sweet Peppers

    While duck pairs well with tart fruit or berry sauces—especially those made from green apples and cranberries—professional chefs recommend serving roasted or fried chicken and turkey with sautéed onions and…

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    Jellied Chicken: A Quick Alternative to Aspic

    Aspic is made from a rich broth that doesn’t require extra thickeners. Its restaurant cousin—jellied meat—uses gelatin. This shortcut cuts cooking time and gives the dish a neater presentation. Ingredients…

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    232-Calorie Mandarin, Chicken, and Cheese Salad That Packs 24g of Protein

    This salad clocks in at just 232 calories per serving. Each serving delivers 24 grams of protein, 21 grams of carbohydrates, and only 8 grams of fat. That fat is…

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    When a Recipe Becomes Law: How Italy Protects Neapolitan Pizza

    February 9 is International Pizza Day, a celebration of the world’s most popular fast food — some 500 million pizzas are eaten every day worldwide, and annual sales reach into…

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    Tiffany Salad: A Festive Chicken-and-Grape Salad That Steals the Show

    This is what culinary luxury looks like! A salad adorned with green grapes is a true gastronomic gem—just as beautiful as it is delicious. Ingredients: 500 g chicken fillet; 100…

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    Warm Up and Dig In: Chicken and Vegetable Lagman

    The name of this popular Central Asian and Crimean Tatar national dish translates to “stretched dough.” Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, Tajiks, Uzbeks, Afghans, and Crimean Tatars make lagman with homemade noodles cut…

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    Stop Storing Olive Oil by the Stove — Common Mistakes That Ruin Flavor

    Consumer protection experts at the British organization Which? have been fielding a wave of complaints from shoppers about rancid olive oil. At the same time, the price of olive oil…

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    Inside the Christmas Dinner of the Future: Seaweed Pigs in Blankets, Lab-Grown Turkey, and Pea Cheese

    Scientists who study food and future tech say the traditional Christmas feast could look very different soon. A team at UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has sketched a vision for…

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    Beat Holiday Stress Eating With 5 Simple Tips

    Overeating during the holidays often has a negative impact on our health. Choosing certain foods can also increase stress levels and worsen our overall well-being. Why Do We Eat More…

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    Don’t Store Eggs in the Fridge Door — Here’s Where to Keep Them

    Researchers warn that storing eggs on the refrigerator door is a mistake. Yet most people do it. Adam Oakley, a British food expert, explained where eggs are best stored. It…

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    30-Minute Citrus-Glazed Red Fish for Holiday Guests

    Perfect for a New Year’s feast or for impressing unexpected guests, this red fish with citrus sauce takes just 30 minutes total, with only 15 minutes of active prep. Ingredients…

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    Three Cups a Day Could Add Two Years to Your Life

    A large new review suggests that regular, moderate coffee drinking could add about two years to life expectancy. A team from the University of Coimbra in Portugal analyzed past studies…

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    Make Spicy Vinegar at Home—Cold and Hot Infusions

    Homemade vinegar mellows as it infuses with spices, losing its initial sharpness and becoming a flavorful dressing for salads and other dishes. Making it yourself is simple—you just steep regular…

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    Homemade Mayonnaise for Your New Year’s Olivier Salad

    As we prepare for Christmas and New Year celebrations, building a delicious, calorie-balanced menu starts with cutting out unhealthy store-bought products—especially jarred mayonnaise packed with flavor additives. That sauce is…

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    Why We Love Eating Together

    We love to eat together. Lunches, dinners, and festive gatherings with friends and family are still common today. All these meals hold significant power. The desire to share food goes…

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    Three Easy Ways to Turn Herring into Canapés

    How to Make Canapés Ingredients: herring fillet – 180 g; pickled cucumber – 1; hard-boiled eggs – 2; apple cider vinegar – 1 tablespoon; vegetable oil – 1 tablespoon; Borodinsky…

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    Why We Almost Never Eat Turkey Eggs

    Have you ever wondered why turkey eggs are absent from our daily diets? Could their cost be the reason? Chickens lay one egg each day, while turkeys produce only two…

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    Your Fridge Is a Mess—Here’s Where Everything Should Go

    Your refrigerator is the centerpiece of your kitchen—and it needs a little care. Experts at British magazine Which? have identified the best spot for every item in your fridge. They…

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