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3 days ago |
food52.com | Julia Youman
A lot of people grow up watching their mom cook-I was lucky enough to be one of them. Even before I could reach the counter, I was trailing behind her in the kitchen, hoping to graduate from taste tester to mixer. And while I've since picked up tips from test kitchens, TikTok chefs, and a lot of Ina Garten, the core of my love for cooking will always come back to my mom. That's probably why I was so taken with Marjorie Taylor and Kendall Smith Franchini's story.
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6 days ago |
food52.com | Julia Youman
After talking to more than 30 moms of all ages (shoutout to my mom's friends, my friends' moms, neighbors, coworkers, grandmothers, our F52 community), I got a pretty clear answer. While there were definitely some cute product recs, the overwhelming #1 request? Just not having to think so much. And honestly, it makes sense. Moms are still doing a disproportionate amount of household labor-something best-selling author Eve Rodsky breaks down beautifully in .
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1 week ago |
food52.com | Julia Youman
There are certain things I'll always prefer to make at home-guacamole, pizza dough, pizza sauce... honestly, most sauces. Hummus is firmly on that list. I've tried to like the store-bought versions, but they always taste a little off-too plastic-y, too acidic, or just weirdly flat. They go bad quickly, lack flavor, and don't come close to the fresh stuff. And that's a shame, because I love hummus.
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1 week ago |
food52.com | Julia Youman
It's graduation season (again!)-here's what college grads actually want. It's that time of year when graduation invites start rolling in and your weekends fill up with ceremonies, parties, and post-grad send-offs. And with that comes the inevitable question: What do you get a college graduate? Especially if you haven't seen them since they were 10, or have no clue what someone in their early twenties even needs these days. Luckily, I've got you.
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1 week ago |
food52.com | Julia Youman
It's graduation season once again- that time of year when the invites start rolling in, filling up your weekends in June, July, and even August. It's also the time when you start wondering what kind of gift to get someone you might not know super well, or maybe you're not up to date on their current generation and needs (perhaps the last time you saw them, they were 10 years old).
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