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How do you decide the best approach to a problem? There’s an ongoing debate in the fitness and therapy fields about what defines true evidence-based practice. I would define the two camps at the center of the debate as the scientists versus the experientialists.
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How do you decide the best approach to a problem? There’s an ongoing debate in the fitness and therapy fields about what defines true evidence-based practice. I would define the two camps at the center of the debate as the scientists versus the experientialists.
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The Kitchn’s Instagram theme for June was berries – all those blue and red tiny fruits we look forward to all year long. Let’s just say there were lots of photos of pie, popsicles, and Greek yogurt. Here are some of our favorites that you posted this month, plus a look at July’s Instagram theme if you want to play along.
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Being from Memphis, I’ve been a bit nervous about crafting a recipe for barbecue sauce. People take barbecue seriously in my hometown, and from all available evidence, Memphis-style barbecue sauce is better than any other. In the past, I’ve created a barbecue-inspired marinade in which to bake tofu or tempeh, but this is my first attempt at making a proper sauce.
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I recently did an informal poll among my cooking buddies, asking them how hot they heat their ovens when making pizza at home. They blinked at me and universally responded, “As hot as it will go.” That’s when I realized I’ve been falling a little short in the pizza department.
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Q: My father-in-law makes a dish with curry, eggs, and sardines. He was raised with a Pakistani stepfather and it was called chatney in their house. It’s one of the most delicious recipes I have ever eaten. I’ve been looking all over for a recipe, but have not been able even to find a name. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Seriously, if I have to eat one more PB&J sandwich from the bottom of my “always-with-me” messenger bag, I might diiiiiieeeeeeeee. Okay, so that’s dramatic, but if you’re like me and plan on spending your holiday out amongst the masses, packable snacks are a must.
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You don’t have to be a vegetarian to love these hearty, flavorful meatless burgers. (You can, however, give them even more savory meatiness by adding chopped sautéed shiitake or cremini mushrooms to the mixture before forming the burgers).
And by all means, make a double batch of the ketchup — you’ll find a million uses for it, and it keeps well in the refrigerator for a week.
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