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1 week ago | 
foodrepublic.com | Chala June
Japan may be a small island nation, but the East Asian country's cultural and culinary exports have completely flooded the global market. Sushi restaurants, for example, have become a massive international phenomenon, though the dish itself only began to gain international recognition some 60-odd years ago. Other Japanese delicacies, including ramen noodles, shrimp tempura, and forms of mochi, have spread to nearly every corner of the planet.
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1 week ago | 
foodrepublic.com | Chala June
When it comes to cooking, having a well-stocked kitchen can make all the difference between a fine meal and a fantastic one — and keeping the right powerhouse pantry ingredients on hand is the simplest way to elevate any dish. The perfect pantry includes a solid combination of dry goods like flour, pasta, and rice, as well as a variety of oils, spices, sauces, and vinegars.
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1 week ago | 
islands.com | Chala June
Nestled amidst the rolling hills of central New York, the Finger Lakes region is a destination brimming with jaw dropping natural beauty and mouth watering gastronomy. As a prolific yet under-the-radar wine region, the Finger Lakes are known for attracting visitors from across the country (and the world) in search of deliciously unique experiences back-dropped by breathtaking scenic views.
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1 week ago | 
islands.com | Chala June
Living up to its nickname as the Natural State, Arkansas' varied landscape of lush plains, sprawling valleys, and enchanting recreational areas like the Garvan Woodland Gardens make it an ideal southern destination for nature lovers. When it comes to geological beauty, it goes without saying that the Ozark Mountains cannot be missed.
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Chala June
5 hours agoPsychotherapists, yoga teachers, and self-help types such as Mel Robbins have been talking about stimulating the vagus nerve as a way to "reset" the nervous system and calm anxiety for years. But growing evidence suggests it could do far more for our health: By helping keep inflammation at bay, the …
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2 weeks ago | 
foodrepublic.com | Chala June
There are few dishes as quintessentially American as fried chicken. Even though there are many international styles of crispy chicken, the iconic dish is a significant part of America's culinary heritage –– especially in the South. But even though Southern states like Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas often get the praise when it comes to making the best fried chicken, there's one Midwest stronghold that deserves some respect to its name: Indiana.
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2 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Chala June
There are few dishes as quintessentially American as fried chicken. Even though there are many international styles of crispy chicken, the iconic dish is a significant part of America's culinary heritage –– especially in the South. But even though Southern states like Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas often get the praise when it comes to making the best fried chicken, there's one Midwest stronghold that deserves some respect to its name: Indiana.
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2 weeks ago | 
islands.com | Chala June
One of the most wonderful things about travel is that there are countless reasons to explore different destinations, whether that be for new adventures, unique experiences, or once-in-a-lifetime thrills. There are many travelers who hit the road to take a trip to yesteryear, seeking out nostalgic sites like the world's oldest drive-in movie theater or an abandoned Indiana amusement park that are frozen in time.
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2 weeks ago | 
islands.com | Chala June
The Adirondack Park is one of the largest and most famous natural protected areas in the United States. Covering an enormous expanse of about 6 million acres, this mountainous gateway to the great outdoors attracts more than 10 million visitors to the upstate New York region in any given year. Equally beloved for its quiet and charming small towns as it is for its wonderfully unspoiled woodlands, the Adirondack region is an idyllic escape for those looking to quiet the noise of everyday life.
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2 weeks ago | 
islands.com | Chala June
Orlando may have a reputation for being America's least-walkable tourist destination, but that hasn't deterred the nearly 70 million people that flock to the extremely popular Florida city annually. Known as the theme park capital of the world, travelers from every corner of the planet descend upon Orlando to experience its famous attractions, top notch entertainment, and some of the absolute best water parks in the country.
