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From Apartment Therapy → A Dark and Dated Kitchen Gets a Second Chance

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Recent evidence suggests that elite athletes tend to have faster, more efficient brains than non-athletes. Frontiers in Psychology published the results of the study, which was designed to investigate a potential relationship between athletic excellence and higher cognitive and perceptual skills.

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Last month we celebrated National Dessert Day by making the most over-the-top dessert we could imagine. We started with an idea you might be familiar with — a “piecaken” — which is essentially just the sweet matrimony of pie and cake.

We took the concept a step further and included a scoop of ice cream and a torched meringue topping. In the end, you end up with a final piece that tastes as good as it looks.

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Sure, turkey may be at the center of the table for Thanksgiving, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of incredible dishes to dig into if you’re meat-free. In fact, many of the best sides at the table, more often than not, are meatless. Here are 25 vegetarian-approved salads, stuffings, mashes, and casseroles for your Thanksgiving table.

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Fresh flowers make everything better. They’re vibrant and verdant and they generally smell pretty good, too. They’re lovely as a just-because addition to your kitchen and they’re a wonderful way to dress up your table for the holidays.

Fresh flowers also tend to be rather expensive, especially if you want to add a splash of color in a few different places. Multiple bouquets mean beaucoup bucks — or do they?

Even if you’re no Martha when it comes to arranging flowers (and trust me, I am definitely not), it’s actually really easy to turn one bouquet into a series of beautiful arrangements. Here’s how to do it.

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Some may say Thanksgiving isn’t complete without the turkey or mashed potatoes. I say it’s the stuffing that makes the meal complete. Whether it’s the bready classic or gluten-free, stovetop or oven-baked, these are the seven tips that will help you bring an even better batch of stuffing to the dinner table.

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Maple-Ginger Pork with Caramelized Sweet Potatoes

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Fall cooking often means slow roasts, rich braises, and casseroles bubbling away in the oven. These comforting meals are ideal for cooking over the weekend, but for everyday cooking, we need something satisfying and we need it fast. To do this, you have to have a few tricks up your sleeve. These are the 10 habits that save time and energy for everyday fall cooking.

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