“I was losing my mind,” the chef and writer Samin Nosrat said. We were sitting in the living room of her small house in Oakland, and she was describing a period in her life, just after the arrival of ...

How to save and organize recipes is a question that comes up from time to time here in the Alley (and elsewhere on the Food pages). In the old days, it was easy. Just grab a pair of scissors, clip the ...

Crisp, herbaceous and effortlessly fresh, maroulousalata is Greece’s answer to the ultimate salad. With shredded lettuce, plenty of mixed herbs, spring onion and feta cheese tossed with lemon juice ...

Your dish towels are the unsung heroes of the kitchen — they do so much dirty work it can be easy to overlook them as a fun way to incorporate a pop of seasonal decor into your space. That ends here: ...

Since 2016, Democrats have operationally withdrawn from rural America. No party can win nationally without rural voters, and progressive economics have plenty to offer, if only the party would embrace ...

If your inbox is like mine, it’s overwhelmed by an endless stream of subscription newsletters, online magazines, messages about long-form stories somewhere on the internet. On the other hand, what the ...

In this review and demonstration, we’ll dive into the Cricut Joy Xtra, showing you how to use the Print and Cut feature to create stunning custom stickers. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, this ...

Every time I put the recipe into the assembler no matter ingredient order it takes 8 of the 12 super conductor cables and makes a super conductor coil instead of the circuit board.

Great leaders know their people—their values, passions, priorities, goals and aspirations. These typically are the subjects of conversations, stories and ideas. As a university president, I also ...