Wolfgang Puck and his Chinois chicken salad have staying power
This punchy, crunchy salad boasts a balance of flavors and textures that has helped it remain popular for more than 40 years
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10 wallet-friendly ways to dress up an outdoor space
With a tape measure and a little planning, you can give it a more polished look
Succulents are low-effort, but it is still possible to kill them with kindness
Nothing is indestructible; experts outline how to best help plants thrive
For a better burger at home, you can smash it
Thin patties are nothing new, but smash burgers are more popular than ever, thanks to their short cook time and boosted flavor
Long COVID patients are desperate for treatments. These trials may help.
Some trials are focusing on drugs that target the immune system, which is affected by different pathways to long COVID
New clues point to why colorectal cancer is rising in young people
Scientists identified a link between the disease and a toxin in the gut. Eating more fiber may help reduce your risk.
Curb alert? How to wisely pick out free furniture off the curb
You may score a midcentury-modern treasure, but beware termites — or even bedbugs
The do’s and don’ts of cleaning kitchen cabinets
This often-overlooked household chore can go wrong in a number of ways
Does the size of a garlic clove really matter in a recipe?
Cloves can vary greatly by size. Here’s how to factor that into your cooking.
GLP-1 drugs made a former FDA chief ‘feel ill.’ But he’d take them again.
David Kessler has lost more than 60 pounds on weight-loss drugs and believes they can change the trajectory of chronic disease in the United States
Sleep problems increase as you age, but there is hope
About half of older adults complain of difficulty getting good rest; a regular rest schedule, avoiding caffeine and alcohol can help, along with other life changes
Their midcentury house had lost its charm. They brought it back to 1966.
This Atlanta couple has been “unflipping” their flipped house for the past five years
Can any of these viral window-washing tools make the task less of a slog?
Putting four internet darlings to the test
3 tips for cooking restaurant-quality steak on the stovetop
Rest, heat level and flipping will help yield the ideal result
Celery takes the spotlight for a change in this beef stir-fry
The oft-maligned vegetable brings flavor and crunch to adaptable, speedy meal
Just a half-hour of weight training can make you stronger
A new study shows that even a short routine can lead to big gains in muscle strength and mass
‘Smart insoles’ could help diagnose dementia
Gait data also could reveal other health problems
Sheet-pan lamb chops scottadito does weeknights and parties with ease
Served with a snap pea salad, these broiled lamb chops are as elegant as they are simple
This baked French toast is a luxurious but laid-back weekend breakfast
This sublime overnight bake is studded with sweet bites of apple and crunchy pecans
A guide to coconut milk, cream and other related ingredients
Although the names are similar, the flavor, texture and uses can be vastly different for these coconut ingredients
Brown rice has more arsenic than white. Is it still the better choice?
Recent concerns over the health risks of eating brown rice are mostly overblown, health experts say
Greek fasolada is a soup to sustain you during good and bad times
The classic white bean soup boasts a rich flavor that belies its simple, economical preparation
Jalapeño poppers are great. These shishito popper tacos are better.
Cheese-stuffed shishito peppers, wrapped in a tortilla, are family-friendly party food
At 77, she’s as fit as a 25-year-old. What her body tells us about aging.
Researchers are studying runner Jeannie Rice, who has “outstanding” fitness, to learn how we can stay healthy as we age
Why taking a vacation is good for you
Data shows that getting away can boost your health, happiness and love life
Cheesy baked pasta delivers pizza party vibes
This pasta is a breeze to put together and proves pepperoni isn’t just a one-trick pony
Miso butter pasta is all about comfort
Latest cookbook from Yotam Ottolenghi features dishes that nurture and offer convenience, nostalgia and indulgence
Ovarian cancer test may not work on some Black, Native American patients
A new study focusing on the common CA-125 blood test found that some populations didn't show elevated markers at diagnosis
Not just the carpet: 13 extra ways to use your vacuum around the house
The household tool is a spring cleaning secret weapon
Depression stole her drive to cook. Recipes like this brought it back.
Food writer Meera Sodha’s take on matar paneer brings wonderful freshness and texture to an Indian classic
Feed your inner child with this one-pot sausage and fennel pasta
Italian sausage, cherry peppers and a rich sauce offer a playful nod to a childhood-favorite dish
Sesame works triple duty in this cabbage salad with tahini and miso
Sesame is used three different ways — as oil, tahini and toasted seeds — in this dish full of crunch and umami
The Texas town where bluebonnets are king
Thousands come to Ennis for the peak April bloom, driving miles of trails to celebrate the vivid state flower
There’s a better way to play with your cat, animal experts say
Five minutes of smartly designed play can make a big difference to your pet’s well being.
Homing in on the best version of Chicken Marsala
There are many ways to vary this Italian classic; this take hits all the right notes
Gnocchi Mac and Cheese is a decadent delight
No cheese melts like American, as playful one-pan recipe proves
Small but mighty chia seeds power these raspberry parfaits
Nutrient-filled seeds soak up liquid and create a gel ideal for vegan-friendly puddings
No Hula-Hooping, no peeing in the ocean: 11 rules that might surprise travelers
These social laws might seem strange, but breaking them can cost you hundreds of dollars in fines
Airport gate greetings are back, if you get a
Some airports are allowing nontravelers to see off their loved ones or greet them at the gate
Embracing kimbap mania: Korea’s comfort food is now a global sensation
A customizable staple in Korea, kimbap is making waves in U.S. grocery chains and across media platforms. Here's how to make your own.
These green enchiladas make smart use of a few store-bought shortcuts
Enchiladas Suizas feature a creamy tomatillo-based sauce, chicken and plenty of melty cheese
This date nut bread lightens up an old-school coffee shop favorite
Recreate a nostalgic favorite in a healthier way, with no added sugar.
‘Short bursts’ of stair climbing may improve leg strength in older adults
As we age, we start to lose muscle strength and power, and stair climbing is an easy and effective way to build this power, a study suggests.
Can you really travel on $75 a day? Here’s how Nomadic Matt does it.
Globe-hopping author will share frugality tips from his latest book at La Jolla's Warwick's bookstore on April 3
How to grow houseplants without ever having to buy one
Sharing cuttings is a free, environmentally friendly way to grow your plant collection — just know where to cut
Your washing machine can clean a lot more than clothes
Here’s how to put this spring cleaning secret weapon to better use
Sheet-pan chicken from ‘Great British Baking Show’ champ boasts big flavor for low effort
The “Great British Baking Show” champion shares time-saving tips to get a great dinner on the table.
How to keep your houseplants alive while you are on vacation
Don’t overwater or dry them out; for longer trips, set up an irrigation system or hire a sitter
These brown butter lentils are simply sensational
Turmeric, tomatoes and warming spices make this a bright, hearty dinner.
More children are getting kidney stones. Experts think it’s their diet.
It’s a diagnosis more commonly associated with older adults.
Extreme ‘clean’ eating can tip healthy eaters into a danger zone
Disordered eating of nutritious but very limited diets can be fueled by social media, experts say.
A plea to tourists: Los Angeles wants you back
After the Palisades and Eaton fires, small businesses and artisans that depend on tourism are hurting.
10 ideas to jazz up an all-white kitchen
Design trends are moving more toward color and personality, but there’s still plenty you can do with a classic neutral kitchen
When you’ve got eggplant, ricotta and marinara, just roll with it
Hearty vegetarian dish born in southern Italy combines the silky vegetable with a rich ricotta filling
Vegan chili with beans, lentils and edamame floods the protein zone
With legumes in multiple forms, plus two kinds of seeds, it proves that plenty of protein can come from plants
The good side of bad words: Cursing is linked to higher pain tolerance
Researchers are working to understand why swearing may help, and how to use it more effectively in a clinical setting
After testing 18 gardening apps, here are the ones worth trying
These five apps can take the heavy lifting out of planning your garden
As Joann Fabrics closes, a gateway to crafts goes with it
The 82-year-old chain was a resource for serious hobbyists and an entry point for beginners.
Pork tenderloin is a midweek dinner helper
The underrated protein deserves to be the star of your next meal
How to use all those takeout chopsticks in your miscellany drawer
Try the disposable utensils when cooking, twisting orange peels or cleaning those hard-to-reach places.
Do you know which vaccines you got as a child? Here’s how to track them.
Start by asking your health-care provider, but you may need to do some sleuthing through old records
Meet the ‘wet room,’ the latest in luxury bathrooms
Freestanding tubs are the stars of these combo enclosures.
Genetic testing for cancer should be the norm now, experts say. Here’s when to request it.
Testing is recommended for those with personal and family histories of several types of cancer — including pancreatic and breast cancer
As egg prices soar, gym rats learn to get yoked with fewer yolks
Some say that while they’re cutting back, they’ve learned to make up for the protein loss elsewhere
Use the right bleach for the right job at home
Both chlorine and oxygen bleaches can remove stains and disinfect surfaces. But there are limits on how and where you can use them.
You’re probably washing your sweaters wrong
Over-washing, under-washing, hand-washing — experts address the most common issues with caring for your knits.
7 familiar design choices that clients love and interior designers hate
Thumbs-down go to dining benches and big sectional couches, for starters
Deconstructed wonton soup yields flavors in a fraction of the time
Skip the dumplings and make pork meatballs to channel the best of the beloved soup.
Yes, you can fry soft tofu — and give it the salt-and-pepper treatment
Frying soft tofu creates an unbeatable contrast between crispy and custardy
Processed meats don’t just affect your heart. They may worsen cognition, too.
A large new study is among the first to suggest a link between cured meats and higher rates of dementia and worse cognition
After devastation of L.A. fires, displaced residents get a moving reminder of home
Artist Jordan Heber has painted in watercolor several homes that were destroyed and is working on dozens more
What’s the best way to clean a jute rug?
Caring for popular floor covering takes special considerations in some cases
Make this speedy chicken soup to help you through cold season
Simple recipe calls for rotisserie chicken leftovers, stock, vegetables
Infrared light is touted for many uses, but science to back them lags
Some s credit LED devices with better skin, sleep and pain levels, but claims are not yet verified
Chicken in creamy tomato sauce is an easy dish that’s company-worthy
All you need is 30 minutes to prepare these chicken breasts in a creamy tomato sauce for a main course that is packed with flavor.
Winter greens are versatile and nutritious. Here’s how to cook them.
Collard greens, mustard greens, chard and kale are excellent in all kinds of cooked (and raw) preparations.
Try ‘Phone Free February’ to reduce screen time and improve your health
Cutting back your phone use by just an hour a day can have significant health benefits, experts said. Here are tips on how to reduce your screen time this month.
Struggling to sleep? Your pillow might be the problem.
When it comes to sleeping well, the 'bed for your head' matters; here’s what to consider when choosing one
More women are sharing their homes as they grow older
An unpredictable economy and loneliness are two of the factors influencing the growing trend.
Roasted vegetable bibimbap brings balance to every bite
A sheet pan bibimbap recipe from 'Korean Made Easy' is visually, texturally and nutritiously vibrant
Being in shape is better for longevity than being thin, new study shows
A comprehensive review found that being out of shape greatly increased the risk of dying prematurely — regardless of age or body mass index.
15 science-based ways to reduce your risk of dementia
From diet and exercise to protecting against hearing loss and maintaining social connections, there are ways to improve our health and reduce dementia risk, experts say.
How to plan a biking vacation for your family — and enjoy it
Bike trips are on the rise in the United States and Europe. Just make sure you build in enough breaks.
How to clean before, during and after norovirus
The highly contagious stomach bug calls for “enhanced precautions” — the highest level of cleaning
5 lessons pro organizers have learned from clients
Inspiration is a two-way street
Channel Mediterranean sunshine with this skillet-braised chicken
Saucy chicken gets a flavor boost from fennel, lemon and olives
How dense bean salads became a protein-packed recipe sensation
Adaptable bean salads are a make-ahead hit for vegetarians and omnivores alike
A real-life perspective on what it is like to go blind
Author's mother has a disorder that slowly deteriorates vision — but she says a disability is not a death sentence
How to make exercise a consistent routine in 2025
Specific tactics can help make a resolution more likely to stick.
The 6 ickiest spots in your home, and how to clean them
Pro tips for combating E. coli, dust, pink slime and other nasties around your house.
A chopped salad is a catchall that’s easy to adapt
This shrimp salad with green goddess dressing can be modified with whatever herbs and protein you have handy.
How much protein do you really need?
Most Americans get enough, but more should spread it throughout the day
6 days national parks are free to visit in 2025
Mark your calendar for these days for a budget-friendly trip
Negative space is the secret to a nicer looking home
Cut visual clutter and add drama by adopting a less-is-more design ethic
How Pamela Anderson rediscovered herself in the kitchen
With her debut cookbook, “I Love You,” the Hollywood star pays tribute to the women who opened the world to her through cooking
Phyllo is the key to an off-the-cuff, flaky ‘pizza’
Recipe exemplifies the Mediterranean approach to meals — and simple entertaining
FDA approves weight-loss drug Zepbound to treat sleep apnea
The move makes it the first medication for certain patients with the condition
How to find a contractor who won’t rip you off
Here are some factors to consider before you let anybody take a hammer to your walls
How to deal with all the black plastic in your kitchen
Research suggests black plastic, which can be made from recycled electronic waste, could contain toxic chemicals that might leach into your food
Gift of love, in lights: Man creates Christmas wonderland for wife, who has dementia
Disabled Marine veteran got permission from Iowa neighbors to decorate their yards, as well