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1 week ago | 
bonappetit.com | Lauren Joseph |Alaina Chou
All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. Your mom may insist that the best Mother’s Day present is your presence, but trust me: What she really wants is some quality time plus a little something she wouldn't have thought to buy herself. If you’re looking for thoughtful gift ideas for the mom who cooks—or at least likes to eat what you cook—we’re here to help you claim the title of Favorite Child once and for all.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
taustralia.com.au | Lauren Joseph |Hollie Wornes
Caviar purists suggest that the ideal way to enjoy a hit of the briny roe is atop something starchy and a little rich. A blini, plucked from a passing cocktail tray, will do. But so will the humble potato. The New York-based chef Yann Nury, 41, describes it, in fact, as “the ideal receptacle for a noble product.” And unlike a bite-size canapé, a caviar-adorned jacket potato is both luxurious and comforting.
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Oct 6, 2024 | 
msn.com | Lauren Joseph
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Jul 10, 2024 | 
nytimes.com | Lauren Joseph
The New York-based chef Yann Nury, 40, realizes that, these days, tomatoes are almost seasonless. "You could have them year-round now that they're growing great ones in greenhouses," he says. Still, he insists, there's nothing that compares to the bright, tangy-sweet taste of the fruit at its peak. His favorite way to enjoy it: "Wait until July or August," he says, "then make a tomato tart and have it eight times in two months." Credit Credit...
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Mar 6, 2024 | 
kevinmd.com | Osmund Agbo |Lauren Joseph |Kellie Stecher |Christina Shenvi
Over the years, I’ve fervently professed my love to my wife of 18 years, believing her to be the most beautiful soul in my life and our bond unbreakable. While this holds true, recent experiences have prompted me to reconsider the notion that love alone sustains a marriage. This reflection stemmed from a couple we encountered in Upstate New York years ago. Obi (not his real name) and his wife seemed inseparable, embodying the perfect union reminiscent of high school sweethearts.
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Dec 9, 2023 | 
ocolly.com | Lauren Joseph
Filling the Student Union with food and cheerful chatter, OSU President Dr. Kayse Shrum welcomed the holidays to Stillwater on Dec. 1. Holiday Happening, an annual event, brought a bit of holiday magic to the busy end of the semester. As "Elf," one of Shrum’s favorite movies, played overhead on the screens, excited lines of students and staff members stretched into the hallways as they waited to fill their plates with food.
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Oct 26, 2023 | 
kevinmd.com | Edwin Leap |Elizabeth M. Barreras-Rivest |Amanda Xi |Lauren Joseph
An overly familiar alarm buzzes at 4:20 a.m. My first thought was, “I should have slept more.” I lazily brush my teeth with the combination of spearmint and reflux mixing in the back of my throat. With heavy arms and legs, I wearily climb into scrubs in the dark and carefully exit the house – a thief in my own night. The pitch-black drive is less interesting this morning. News radio in the background drones on about the ongoing conflicts and controversies of the world.
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Oct 22, 2023 | 
kevinmd.com | Zahid F. Awan |Lauren Joseph |Kellie Stecher |Christina Shenvi
In a world often marred by division, conflict, and hatred, the concept of love may seem like a fragile flower struggling to bloom amidst a harsh and unforgiving landscape. However, it is precisely in such a world that the power of love shines most brilliantly. Let us explore the importance of love in a world full of hate and consider insights into how individuals and communities can foster love to create a brighter future.
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Aug 15, 2023 | 
kevinmd.com | Jennifer Lycette |Edwin Leap |Lauren Joseph |Steven Zhang
“There’s no such thing as postpartum depression.”These were the unsolicited words from my obstetrician in the third trimester of my first pregnancy. “It’s only sleep deprivation,” she explained. As an MD, I’d been taught there was indeed such a thing as postpartum depression. But as the patient in that interaction, a pregnant woman, I didn’t feel in any position to challenge her words. They would, however, stick in my brain forever. Even now, twenty years later, I can hear her voice.
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Jul 5, 2023 | 
kevinmd.com | Faith Crittenden |Lauren Joseph |Andy Cruz |Glen Jacobs
“Say her name,” “She didn’t deserve this,” and “The system failed you” were the sentiments expressed on social media by resident physicians and trainees in medicine on the death of Dr. Nakita Mortimer, an advocate, mentor, physician trainee union organizer, and Black woman resident physician who tragically ended her life on May 26, 2023.
