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Gold Medal Workout: Get a Swimmer’s Body (Without Stepping Foot In The Pool)
From the stiff competition between Michael Phelps and his South African rival to the record-shattering athleticism of the U.S. women’s team (we see you, Katie Ledecky and Simone Manuel), the U.S. swim team gave us lots of reason to spend hours in front of the TV this summer.
Love Caffeine AND Slushies? The Espresso Granita Is for You
With this recipe, you can just say no to watered-down iced coffee—forever.
Gold Medal Workout: Test Your Strength and Flexibility With Gymnastics-Inspired Moves
Watching the female gymnasts of Team U.S.A. fly and spin across the TV screen, they look solid—the definition of strength and power. But in reality, those tumbling gymnasts are really, really tiny, and not just in terms of height. The average gold medal-winning female gymnast is 5’1″ and 103 pounds; Gabby Douglas, the reigning Olympic ...
How To Easily Keep Fish From Sticking To The Grill
Sick of salmon fillets getting stuck to the grill? Slice up a lemon.
How To Cool A Room without Air Conditioning
Unless you live in a place that never reaches past 75 degrees, you’ve likely spent a brutally hot summer spent lounging on the couch with a fan on either side while rubbing ice cubes on your neck to cool down. That’s one way to do it.
9 Recipes for an ‘Eat Your Way Around the World’–Themed Summer Games Viewing Party
It doesn’t take a lot to get totally pumped about the Summer Games, especially if you’re cheering on Team U.S.A. To date, the U.S. has cumulatively won more medals than any other country in the games, earning a whopping 2,406 pieces of hardware since the first ceremony in 1896.
Watermelon Gazpacho Recipe
At backyard barbecues and pool parties, big slices of sweet, juicy watermelon are practically a requirement. But that’s not the only way to enjoy summer’s most iconic fruit. This savory watermelon gazpacho is a revelation—combining the melon with tomatoes, cucumbers, and jalapeños makes for a slightly spicy chilled soup that really hits the spot on hot summer nights.
Here’s What’s Actually in Starbucks’ ‘Pink Drink’—and How to Make It at Home
Sugar, in any form, is a hell of a drug. Case in point: My 4-year-old niece’s drink of choice—2 percent milk with strawberry syrup.
No-Churn Strawberry Frozen Yogurt Recipe
[schema description]No-churn frozen yogurt—have any four words ever sounded so sweet? Finally, it’s possible to make the classic, cool summer treat at home without an ice cream machine. Thick Greek-style yogurt has all the richness of heavy cream and the added bonus of health-boosting probiotics, while frozen strawberries and raw honey bring the sweetness you ...
Zucchini and Mozzarella Salad Recipe
[schema description]When it’s summertime, the livin’ should be easy. Instead of heating up the oven to make dinner, prepare this cool and refreshing salad made with fresh, raw zucchini, zesty lime, and bright herbs. It’s great for all those barbecue invites, too.[/schema]
5 Cooking Classes and Camps to Get Kids in the Kitchen This Summer
Getting kids in the kitchen is probably the single best thing we can do to raise a generation that is agriculturally and nutritionally literate. The good news is that almost anywhere you live, there’s probably a program nearby that will get kids into the garden and kitchen to improve their food literacy. Here’s a rundown of ...
Herbed Potato Salad Recipe
[schema description]Potato salad all too often ends up being heavy on the mayonnaise, light on the flavor. Not so with this recipe—fresh herbs, garlic, lemon zest, and yellow mustard add enough bold flavor to hold up to a rack of ribs or charred vegetables.[/schema]
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